Ramallah – Saba:
A 15-year-old Palestinian child was injured by live bullets fired by the Zionist enemy army near Ofer military prison, located on the lands of Beitunia town, west of Ramallah.
The Palestinian Red Crescent reported Saturday that its crews in Ramallah treated the child, who was shot in the thigh, and transferred him to the hospital for further care.
The Palestinian News Agency also reported that occupation forces fired sound bombs at citizens present on the hill surrounding Ofer prison in Beitunia, coinciding with the departure of a bus carrying prisoners released in the fourth batch of the ceasefire agreement.
In Tulkarm, a citizen was also injured on Saturday by Israeli occupation forces' bullets in Qaqun neighborhood of Tulkarm camp. The Red Crescent Society said that its crews were able to transfer the 50-year-old man, who had been shot in the chest, and he is currently undergoing heart and lung resuscitation at the hospital.
The occupation forces sent reinforcements of heavy military vehicles and bulldozers to Tulkarm camp, where they began bulldozing and destroying further infrastructure, including citizens' homes and shops.
Several buildings were blown up, and occupation forces continued to seize dozens of homes, converting them into military barracks and sniper positions.
A 15-year-old Palestinian child was injured by live bullets fired by the Zionist enemy army near Ofer military prison, located on the lands of Beitunia town, west of Ramallah.
The Palestinian Red Crescent reported Saturday that its crews in Ramallah treated the child, who was shot in the thigh, and transferred him to the hospital for further care.
The Palestinian News Agency also reported that occupation forces fired sound bombs at citizens present on the hill surrounding Ofer prison in Beitunia, coinciding with the departure of a bus carrying prisoners released in the fourth batch of the ceasefire agreement.
In Tulkarm, a citizen was also injured on Saturday by Israeli occupation forces' bullets in Qaqun neighborhood of Tulkarm camp. The Red Crescent Society said that its crews were able to transfer the 50-year-old man, who had been shot in the chest, and he is currently undergoing heart and lung resuscitation at the hospital.
The occupation forces sent reinforcements of heavy military vehicles and bulldozers to Tulkarm camp, where they began bulldozing and destroying further infrastructure, including citizens' homes and shops.
Several buildings were blown up, and occupation forces continued to seize dozens of homes, converting them into military barracks and sniper positions.