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Jerusalem (AP) — Israeli troops said they shot and killed Palestinians during an arrest raid near the city of Genin on the west coast, which was occupied on Wednesday.
The army said it had fired at a suspect in an attempt to escape arrest in Java village in one of a series of assaults across Palestine's territory.
"The army treated the suspect, but later declared he dead," the army said. He said the case was under investigation.
The statement stated that the troops were there to arrest suspects involved in the terrorist operation without giving details.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health has issued a statement that it has received confirmation of Rafiq Riyad Ghannam's death from an agency that coordinates relations with Israel. Wafa, the official Palestinian press, said a 20-year-old man was seriously injured in a clash in the village.
Gangnam was the second Palestinian from the recently killed Java. On Sunday, the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said 19-year-old Camel Abdullah Alwane died the day after being shot by Israeli troops. The military said soldiers were attacked "during routine security operations near the town of Java" and shot a man suspected of throwing a fire bomb.
Israeli troops have nearly killed 19 Israelites in a series of deadly attacks by Palestinians earlier this year in Palestinian towns and villages on the west coast. We carried out daily attacks. An attacker from the Genin area.
These Israeli attacks killed dozens of Palestinians. Most of the dead are said to have fired at the Israeli army or threw stones and fire bombs. The dead also include at least two apparent passers-by.
Israel occupied the West Bank during the 1967 Middle East War, and Palestinians want it as the center of the future nation. Israel sees the West Bank as the biblical and historical center of the Jews.
About 500,000 Israeli settlers live in dozens of West Bank settlements scattered throughout the territory, alongside about 3 million Palestinians living under Israeli military control. increase.
Palestinians and many international communities consider the reconciliation of the West Bank of Israel to be a violation of international law and an obstacle to the peaceful resolution of decades of conflict.
