A citizen waskilled this evening, Friday, by Israeli occupation forces in the city of Jenin.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said that "its crews are dealing with a victim in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin, and he is being transferred to the hospital."

The association explained that the occupation forces opened fire on ambulances that were transporting the dead and another injured person in the eastern neighborhood.

The association said that its crews transferred two injured people, one of whom was shot by the occupation forces near Al-Razi Hospital, and the other by the occupation forces in his feet in the city center.

The Israeli aggression on the northern West Bank has so far resulted in the martyrdom of 21 citizens, including 12 in Jenin Governorate, 5 in Tulkarm, and 4 in Tubas, bringing the death toll in the West Bank since October 7, 2023 to 673.

The occupation blows up a house in Jenin

The Israeli occupation forces blew up a house in the city of Jenin this evening, Friday.

Local sources said that the occupation forces blew up a house belonging to the Al-Azab family in the Kharouba area of the city, which led to a fire in it.

The occupation forces raided houses in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin and forced their residents to leave

This evening, Friday, the Israeli occupation forces raided the homes of citizens in the eastern neighborhood of Jenin.

Local sources said that the occupation forces forced citizens to leave their homes in ambulances after raiding and seizing them, and turning them into military barracks.

She added that the occupation soldiers detained a number of young men and children.

Our correspondent reported from citizens that a group of citizens were forced to leave their homes and take mountain roads, after the occupation threatened to force them to leave.

Red Crescent: Our crews are facing difficulty in responding to citizens in Jenin

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said on Friday that its crews are facing great difficulty in responding to the appeals of citizens besieged in the city of Jenin and its camp for the third consecutive day.

Red Crescent spokeswoman Nibal Farsakh said that the occupation forces obstructed the movement of ambulances and prevented their crews from reaching their destination to perform their humanitarian work, which makes it difficult for the crews to respond to citizens’ appeals, provide first aid to the injured and sick, and transport dead.

She added that the association's crews are trying to meet the appeals of citizens in need of medicines, baby milk, diapers, or food supplies that have run out due to the severe siege imposed by the occupation on the region.

Farsakh confirmed that the association's crews face great challenges and risks in meeting the humanitarian and emergency needs of citizens, as they are directly targeted with bullets, in addition to stopping the crews, searching the ambulances and preventing them from entering any area in the city without obtaining prior coordination through the International Committee of the Red Cross, which takes a long time and exposes the lives of citizens to danger.