The girl Bana Amjad Bakr (13 years old) died as a result of being shot in the chest by live occupation bullets, on Friday evening, following an attack by settlers, under the protection of the Israeli occupation forces, on the village of Qaryut, south of Nablus.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its crews dealt with a girl who was seriously injured by live Israeli bullets in the chest, during clashes that erupted with the Israeli occupation forces in Qaryut. She was transferred to Rafidia Governmental Surgical Hospital in Nablus, where doctors announced her death from her injuries.

The victims' father reported that his daughter was shot by live occupation bullets while she was in her room at home with her sisters.

Earlier, a young man (34 years old) was injured by live occupation bullets in the hand, and another (30 years old) suffered bruises after being beaten by settlers in the village.

Local sources reported that a number of settlers stormed Qaryut, attacked citizens' homes in the southern part of the village, and threw stones at them.

The sources added that the settlers set fire to lands in the village.

With the death of the child Bakr, the number of killed in the West Bank since October 7th has risen to 692, including 159 children, in addition to an American activist, according to data from the Ministry of Health.