Palestinian woman shot dead

Israeli troops shot and killed a Palestinian woman near the occupied West Bank city of Bethlehem, the Palestinian health ministry reported.

When a suspect approached, Israeli soldiers fired warning bullets into the air and then “fired towards the suspect’s lower body,” according to the Israeli military.
The woman, who was in her 40s, died of a ruptured artery and substantial blood loss, according to the Palestinian health ministry.

Israeli soldiers earlier carried out a new operation in Jenin, the occupied West Bank district where the alleged attackers who carried out recent deadly strikes in the Tel Aviv area were based.

At least 10 Palestinians were injured in skirmishes in Jenin, Jericho, and Tulkarem on Sunday, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

The Palestinian Prisoners Club announced that 24 arrests had been conducted in several West Bank cities.

The Israeli army issued a brief statement saying that troops were now working in the city of Jenin.

A man from Jenin is suspected of killing three Israelis and injuring more than a dozen others in a popular Tel Aviv nightlife district on Thursday night, prompting the military action.

A 28-year-old man named Raad Hazem was reportedly slain by Israeli forces on Friday.

Four terrorist acts in Israel since March 22 have left 14 people dead, including another shooting in the Orthodox Jewish city of Bnei Brak, not far from Tel Aviv.
As many as ten Palestinians have been slain in the same time frame.

One of the biggest Palestinian armed groups, Islamic Jihad, was killed in fierce gun fighting on Saturday by Israeli soldiers and border guards.

According to the Palestinian health ministry, a 19-year-old woman was shot in the stomach and 13 other Palestinians were injured in the incident on Saturday.

After a raid in Jenin, Israel’s military is said to be searching for former Palestinian prisoner Nour al-Din Hamada. During the raid, two people were injured.
Israel has also restricted entry to Jenin, blocked Israeli borders, and beefed up security checks in and around the city of Jenin.

While Islamic Jihad and Hamas praised the attack on Tel Aviv — bringing condemnation from the United Nations – neither group claimed responsibility. Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, denounced the incident.

Following an 11-day Israeli-Palestinian confrontation in the Gaza Strip during Ramadan last year, there has been an increase in violence during the holy month of Ramadan this year.

Israel’s Prime Minister Naftali Bennett gave security services “complete flexibility” after Thursday’s incident to end the fatal violence that has risen since March 22 “in order to destroy terror.” Bennett said this.

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