A young man was injured today, Sunday, by live bullets in the Al-Jabariyat neighborhood in the city of Jenin, during the ongoing Israeli occupation aggression on the city and its camp for the thirteenth consecutive day.

The Red Crescent Society reported that its crews in Jenin dealt with a live bullet injury to the thigh of a 45-year-old man in the Al-Jabriyat area.

Yesterday, Saturday, the child Ahmed Al-Saadi (16 years old) was martyred after the occupation bombed a group of young men in the eastern neighborhood of the city of Jenin, and two other young men were injured. Two hours later, the two young men Nour Al-Saadi and Tamam Al-Saadi were martyred and another was injured, after a motorcycle they were riding was bombed in the same neighborhood.

In Qabatiya, an occupation drone bombed a vehicle, killing two young men, Saleh Zakarneh and Abdul Alawneh. Thus, the number of martyrs in the governorate rose to 24, with dozens of injuries.

Following the bombing, occupation forces stormed the eastern neighborhood, amidst violent clashes.

The occupation forces arrested a young man after storming the town of Araba, south of Jenin.

The occupation continues to send its military reinforcements to the city of Jenin and its camp, from the Jalameh military checkpoint, while demolition operations continue in several neighborhoods of the Jenin camp.

The occupation forces forced the residents of Al-Safa building to evacuate their homes and turned it into a military barracks.

For his part, Jenin Mayor Muhammad Jarar said that nearly 15,000 people were displaced from Jenin camp and Al-Hadaf neighborhood, and were distributed in several villages and towns in the governorate.

He added that the city's hospitals are suffering from a severe water shortage after the occupation targeted and destroyed water lines, with nearly 35% of the city's residents suffering from a lack of water.

Jarar confirmed that about 100 homes were completely demolished in Jenin camp, which reflects a humanitarian disaster in the city and Jenin camp, noting that the goal of the operation is political and is due to the desire of the extreme right in the government to control the West Bank.

The Education Directorate announced yesterday, Saturday, that the attendance of public and private schools and kindergartens in the city and camp of Jenin will be electronic, while attendance will be in person in the rest of the towns and villages of the governorate, with the exception of the attendance of the town of Qabatiya and the village of the Triangle of Martyrs, where attendance for Sunday will be important and will be compensated for next Thursday.