4 Palestinians Killed 27 Injured : Homes Damaged, Roads Destroyed By Iof Escalation In Jenin
(MENAFN- Palestine News Network )
Jenin/PNN /
Four civilians were martyred and 27 others, including 7 in critical condition, were injured during the ongoing Israeli Occupation aggression on the city of Jenin and its refugee camp.
Among the martyrs identified is the young man Samih Firas Abu Al-Wafa (21 years old).
The Israeli occupation aircraft targeted several locations inside the Jenin camp and its outskirts with missiles, resulting in the martyrdom of Abu Al-Wafa and two other unidentified young men, as well as the injury of 27 others, including 7 in critical condition.
Following the bombing, large Israeli occupation forces, accompanied by armored military bulldozers, stormed the city of Jenin from multiple axes, besieged the Jenin camp, cut off the roads connecting the city and the camp, seized a number of houses and buildings overlooking the camp, deployed snipers on their rooftops, and cut off electricity supply to large parts of the camp.
Our correspondent, citing eyewitnesses, reported that the occupation forces surrounding the camp from various directions are preventing ambulance vehicles from entering to transport the injured for treatment.
The Israeli military bulldozers deliberately caused significant damage to the properties of the civilians and destroyed several main roads leading to the camp, as well as secondary roads in its vicinity, hindering the arrival of ambulance vehicles to some houses to evacuate the wounded.
The skies of Jenin and its camp are witnessing intense flights of Israeli occupation aircraft, including "Apache" helicopters and reconnaissance planes.
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