Israeli forces, settlers carry out new raids across West Bank

Colonists attacked the Bedouin community of al-Tabna, near Khan al-Ahmar, east of the occupied Jerusalem, early Monday morning.

Local sources reported that colonists threw stones at residents' homes and property, terrorizing children and women in the community.

It is worth noting that the al-Tabna Bedouin community has witnessed a series of attacks by colonists in recent weeks.

The latest incident involved colonists using loudspeakers at night and driving off-road vehicles near the community's homes, in a continuous campaign of harassment aimed at displacing the residents.

A day earlier, a Palestinian teenager was killed by Israeli soldiers’ live fire in Al-Far’a camp south of Tubas, according to security sources.

The 15-year-old Jihad Jumaa Jadallah was shot by Israeli soldiers inside the camp. They said ambulance crews were prevented from reaching him to provide medical assistance. His killing was later confirmed, and Israeli soldiers withheld his body.

The Ministry of Education mourned the student Jadallah Jihad Jumaa Jadallah, who was in the ninth grade at UNRWA-run Al-Far’a Boys’ Basic School.

Earlier, the Palestine Red Crescent said its crews treated two injuries: a 16-year-old child who sustained a shrapnel wound in the waist area, and an 18-year-old youth who suffered a shrapnel injury in the lower limbs during the Israeli military incursion into Al-Far’a camp. Ambulance teams were prevented from reaching a third injured individual, who was later detained.

Two Palestinians were injured this evening after an Israeli military vehicle rammed into a public taxi in the city of Jenin, according to local sources.

Sources said an Israeli military vehicle deliberately rammed a public taxi, causing it to crash into another vehicle on Haifa Street west of the city. The collision resulted in two injuries and caused extensive damage to both vehicles.