Nablus - Saba:
Israeli enemy forces arrested the father of martyr Mahmoud Abed Thursday, one of the attacker of the stabbing and shooting attack earlier in the day that resulted in the killing of an Israeli security guard in the Gush Etzion settlement in the southern West Bank in occupied Palestine.
Significant Israeli enemy forces stormed the town of Halhul from several directions and raided the home of the martyr Mahmoud Abed's family, amid heavy firing of sound bombs and tear gas canisters. They arrested his father, Youssef, before withdrawing, according to Sanad News Agency.
Israeli enemy forces also imposed a curfew in the village of Bazariya, northwest of Nablus.
The head of the Bazariya Village Council, Tayseer Farasin, reported that the Israeli forces stormed the village, imposed a curfew, assaulted residents, and raided several homes.
He added that the enemy forces conducted a field investigation with the family of the martyr Malek Salem, whose martyrdom was announced earlier today south of Bethlehem.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced in a statement that the General Authority of Civil Affairs informed it of the martyrdom of two young men, Mahmoud Yousef Muhammad Abed (23 years old) and Malek Ibrahim Abduljabbar Salem (23 years old), after Israeli enemy forces opened fire on them south of Bethlehem.
Israeli enemy forces arrested the father of martyr Mahmoud Abed Thursday, one of the attacker of the stabbing and shooting attack earlier in the day that resulted in the killing of an Israeli security guard in the Gush Etzion settlement in the southern West Bank in occupied Palestine.
Significant Israeli enemy forces stormed the town of Halhul from several directions and raided the home of the martyr Mahmoud Abed's family, amid heavy firing of sound bombs and tear gas canisters. They arrested his father, Youssef, before withdrawing, according to Sanad News Agency.
Israeli enemy forces also imposed a curfew in the village of Bazariya, northwest of Nablus.
The head of the Bazariya Village Council, Tayseer Farasin, reported that the Israeli forces stormed the village, imposed a curfew, assaulted residents, and raided several homes.
He added that the enemy forces conducted a field investigation with the family of the martyr Malek Salem, whose martyrdom was announced earlier today south of Bethlehem.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced in a statement that the General Authority of Civil Affairs informed it of the martyrdom of two young men, Mahmoud Yousef Muhammad Abed (23 years old) and Malek Ibrahim Abduljabbar Salem (23 years old), after Israeli enemy forces opened fire on them south of Bethlehem.