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Two Palestinians Martyred in Israeli Occupation Forces Attack Near Ramallah

Israeli occupation forces and settlers launched a brutal raid on the village of Deir Jarir near Ramallah, resulting in the martyrdom of two Palestinian civilians and injuries to others. The attack underscores ongoing violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, in a continuation of the Israeli regime’s criminal acts against the oppressed Palestinian people, armed settlers, accompanied and supported by the occupying regime’s army, stormed the village of ‘Deir Jarir’ north of Ramallah. This report draws upon data published by the Mehr News Agency, citing Al Jazeera.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced in a statement that in this barbaric assault, two Palestinian citizens named ‘Oudeh Abdel Rahim Oudeh’ (53 years old) and ‘Ahmed Adel Rashid Abu Makhkhu’ (26 years old) were martyred by the bullets of the Zionist soldiers. Reports indicate that several others were severely injured in this attack.

Eyewitnesses affirmed that the settlers, with the green light from the army, searched the villagers’ homes and livestock pens and attacked the residents. The sheer audacity of this crime became evident when Zionist soldiers opened fire on ambulances transporting the injured to prevent aid delivery.

These terrorist actions, which are part of a broader pattern of attacks by armed settlers across the West Bank, include beatings, intentional arson of farmlands, and direct shooting at Palestinians.

Further reports indicate that in the ‘Khalat Ghenimat’ area, a group of settlers attacked people’s homes with sticks and clubs, severely injuring an elderly man.

These movements demonstrate the continuation of apartheid policies and the Israeli regime’s efforts to intimidate and forcibly displace Palestinians from their ancestral lands.

©‌ Webangah News,

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