Teenaged among five Palestinians were killed by Israeli air strikes on two Jenin Israeli conflict news

The deadly raids, which Israel calls the “Iron Wall” campaign, was launched a few days after the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

A teenager was among the five people who were killed in Israeli air attacks in two Jenin, as the deadly Israeli army’s raids continued through the occupied West Bank.

In the first attack, an Israeli drone hit a group of people on a street in the city of Jenin, killing Ahmed Al -Saddi, who was 16 years old and wounded two others cash, according to the Palestinian News Agency at WAFA and local officials.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health later said that four others were killed in Israeli air strikes in the Jenin area.

The second and third attacks took place after two minutes in two separate sites, according to Jenin’s ruler, Kamal Abu Ruby.

“After the strike that killed the child (SADI), an Israeli plane strike hit a car in Qasanbatia and killed two young men,” the incoming told the news agency to Agence France Presse.

“After a few minutes, another blow was killed in two other two young men who were on a motorcycle.”

The deadly raids, which Israel calls the “Iron Wall” campaign, was launched a few days after the ceasefire agreement in Gaza. Since then, the Israeli forces have killed at least 20 Palestinians over the occupied territories, and dozens of others were wounded.

In addition to the deadly attack on Jenin, the Israeli army also carried out extensive military operations in the city of Tolkram and its refugee camp for a sixth consecutive day, forcing the Palestinians to leave their homes.

The Israeli forces also stormed many other areas of the occupied West Bank on Saturday, including the nearby Palaza camp, Nablus, and the refugee camp.

The Israeli army carried out a series of raids overnight, including the shooting of civilians in a car on the Haulh Heron Bridge, north of Hebron, and those were arrested at home, and a supporter house was placed near a mosque south of Hebron.

In a separate raid overnight, the Israeli army also fired gas bombs in the western Hebron, where the army searched the house of the traveled prisoner Shihadi Al -Jaewi, Wafa said.

In addition to the raids, the Israeli army also made arrests, according to the Palestinian Information Center.

A Palestinian man was arrested after the Israeli forces stormed his home in the occupied West Bank city. Another man, a student at Birzeit University, was arrested after the Israeli forces stormed his home in Deir Ammar refugee camp, west of Ramallah.

Since October 2023, the Israeli army and settlers have been killed at least 880 Palestinians in attacks across the occupied West Bank.

On Thursday, the Prime Minister in Palestine, Muhammad Mustafa, described what is happening in the occupied West Bank as “a systematic effort to destroy the foundations of the Palestinian state.”

“We are witnessing military incursions into the governor of the northern West Bank, accompanied by killing and detention, destroying infrastructure and demolishing homes and structures. This requires urgent international measure to end this matter.”

Earlier this month, the Secretary -General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, called for “the maximum restoration” of the Israeli forces. He told a meeting of the United Nations Security Council about his concerns about “an existential threat to integrity and communication” Gaza and the occupied West Bank of Israel.