InTulkarem, a city in the occupied West Bank, Israeli soldiers carried out a raid that led to the deaths of eight people, which included two women. The Palestinian health ministry reported that seven of the victims were from the Tulkarem refugee camp, and one was from the nearby Nur Shams camp. Among those killed were Khawla Ali Abdullah Abdo, 53, and Bara Khalid Hussein, 30, as well as an 18-year-old named Fathi Said Awda Ubaid, who suffered serious gunshot wounds.
The Israeli military stated they were searching for individuals they consider dangerous and claimed they killed a militant during the raid. However, it was not confirmed which of the deceased the military was referring to. Eyewitnesses reported that the military used bulldozers to destroy roads during the nighttime operation.
Since fighting broke out in Gaza on October 7, violence in the West Bank has increased. According to the Palestinian health ministry, over 811 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces or settlers in this period, while at least 25 Israelis have died from Palestinian attacks.
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