Five young men were killed and two others were injured, one of them seriously, in a raid carried out by an occupation drone on a vehicle in the city of Tubas.

Red Crescent sources reported that ambulance crews retrieved 5 victims from the bombed vehicle, while resuscitation operations are being carried out on a sixth injured person.

The Ministry of Health reported that 5 killed and 2 wounded, one of whom was critically injured, arrived at Tubas Turkish Governmental Hospital, as a result of the occupation bombing a car near Tubas.

The victims are: Ahmed Fawaz Fayez Abu Dawas (24 years old), Muhammad Awad Salem Abu Juma (30 years old), Qusay Majdi Abdullah Abdul Razek (26 years old), Muhammad Nazmi Abu Zagha (23 years old), and Muhammad Zakaria Muhammad al-Zubaidi (21 years old), the son of prisoner Zakaria al-Zubaidi.

This bombing comes in conjunction with the ongoing storming operation carried out by the occupation forces into the Far'a camp, south of Tubas.

Earlier this morning, Red Crescent sources reported that the occupation forces shot a young man with more than one bullet inside the Far’a camp south of Tubas, abused him, and dragged him with a bulldozer. They prevented the ambulance crews present nearby from reaching him or transporting him and providing him with the necessary first aid, and that there is no confirmed information about the nature of his health condition.

A child was killed today, Wednesday, by Israeli occupation forces’ bullets, in Al-Far’a camp, south of Tubas.

The Red Crescent Society reported that its crews were able to transfer the child, Majed Fida Abu Zeina (16 years old), to the hospital, after being prevented by the occupation forces.

During their raid on Al-Fari' camp, the occupation forces fired several bullets at the child Abu Zeina, abused him, prevented ambulance crews from reaching him, and dragged him out of the camp using a military bulldozer.

Since Wednesday, August 28, the Israeli occupation forces have launched a large-scale aggression on the West Bank, especially its north, which has so far resulted in the death of 40 citizens, including 21 from Jenin Governorate, 8 from Tulkarm, 8 from Tubas, and 3 from Hebron, raising the death toll in the West Bank since October 7, 2023 to 700.