Two Palestinian youths killed by Israel occupants
Two Palestinian youths were killed
Ramallah - Egypt Today
Two Palestinian youths were killed and a third was injured at dawn Wednesday when Israeli occupation forces opened fire at them in Jenin refugee camp in northern the West Bank.
Palestinian medical sources said the two youths, 21 and 17 years old, were killed when clashes broke out on the outskirts of Jenin, during which the Israeli occupation forces fired tear-gas bombs at the protesters.
Local sources said scores of Israeli soldiers pushed deep into Jenin city and its refugee camp, forcing a breakout of large-scale confrontations in the city.
Israeli occupants randomly opened fire at the Palestinians, leaving three of them suffering medium injuries.
Source: Mena
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