Two Palestinians shot by Israeli forces in Jenin have died
Jenin Government Hospital’s chief identified the two men as Subhi al-Bath, 36, from Jenin City, and Kifah Dabaya, 34, from Jenin camp, Wafa news agency reports.
Dabaya was wounded and taken by Israeli forces, and later died in detention.
Both men were wounded by Israeli soldiers in a raid on August 6 that killed five men and wounded six.
Since October 7, at least 622 Palestinians have been killed in attacks by Israeli forces and settlers in the occupied West Bank. The figure includes nine women and 145 children.
Israeli settlers attack Palestinians, chop down olive trees in West Bank
Israeli settlers have pelted cars with stones near Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, the Wafa news agency reports. In Khirbet Tel el-Himma, northern Jordan Valley, Israeli settlers attacked a house belonging to a Palestinian family and stole livestock, the news agency said.
In Yasouf, east of Salfit, settlers chopped down about 100 olive trees and annexed 6 dunams (6,000 square metres) of land to the settlement of Nofei Nehemia, the head of the village council told Wafa.
Qassam Brigades claims occupied West Bank shooting attack
The military wing of Hamas has claimed responsibility for the shooting attack in Jordan Valley earlier today that killed one Israeli and wounded another. The Qassam Brigades said in a statement that 23-year-old Yonatan Deutsch, who was killed in the attack near an illegal Israeli settlement, was a “Zionist soldier”.
It said the attack was revenge for the more than 100 victims of the al-Tabin school bombing and emphasised that the Qassam Brigades fighters in the occupied West Bank have “renewed their allegiance” to Yahya Sinwar.
