Elderly man injured by Israeli occupation forces’ bullets in Tulkarm camp

OCCUPIED PALESTINE, Sept. 13 (YPA) – A Palestinian citizen was wounded, on Saturday, by Israeli occupation forces’ bullets at the western entrance to Tulkarm camp.

The Red Crescent Society reported that its crews received from the occupation forces an elderly man (60) years old, who was wounded by live bullets in the thigh in Tulkarm camp, and he was transferred to the hospital.

The occupation forces continue their aggression on the city of Tulkarm and its two camps for the 230th consecutive day, amid daily raids, siege, and strict military measures, and preventing citizens from entering the Tulkarm and Nour Shams camps to inspect their homes and property, by targeting them with live bullets.

The city of Tulkarm and its suburbs, “Dhanaba, Artah, and Izbat al-Jarad,” witnessed a military escalation over the past two days through a curfew, raids on homes and residential buildings, and the launching of a large-scale arrest campaign among citizens that affected hundreds, in addition to bulldozing agricultural greenhouses and closing the western entrance to Nour Shams camp with cement blocks.