According to its own information, the Israeli army is expanding its dedication on the occupied West Bank. A number of militant Palestinians killed the security forces in Shams alone, said a military spokesperson on Sunday. While the Israeli side speaks of militant Palestinians, the Palestinian Ministry of Health complains about the death of a pregnant 23-year-old who apparently was shot when she left her house.
Sundos Jamal Mohammed Shalabi was the eighth month pregnant. Her unborn child did not survive either. Her husband was seriously injured. A 21-year-old woman was also killed elsewhere, said it.
The closer circumstances of the death of Shalabi are still unclear. The Israeli army said that the incident was investigated by the military police. The Palestinian State news agency called eyewitnesses with the words that Shalabi and her husband were shot by Israeli troops when they tried to leave their house.
Army: It is regrettable that citizens have been killed
In the case of the 21-year-old, the army announced that the troops had searched for extremists in a house. The residents were asked to leave the building. The woman did not come out and killed when the door was opened. It was a pity that citizens had died. Try to avoid this.
On January 21, the army had started his bet in Dschen in the West Bank together with the police and the secret service. This was followed by raids in Tulkarm, Al Faraa and Tamun. Israel speaks about anti-terrorist use. Since the start of the war between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, violence on the West Bank has increased considerably. There are always disputes between militant Palestinians on the one hand and radical Israeli settlers or security forces on the other.
Thousands of Palestinians were arrested by Israeli security forces, hundreds of people were killed – armed persons and non -relatively citizens. On the other hand, dozens of Israelis were killed in attacks by Palestinians on the West Bank.
Source: Krone
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