The young man, Muhammad Amjad Hadoush (27 years old), was killed and others were injured today, Sunday, during the Israeli occupation forces’ storming of Al-Arroub camp, north of Hebron.

Local sources told WAFA that the occupation forces stormed the camp, deployed a number of snipers on the roofs of some houses and the windows of a mosque, and fired live bullets and tear gas canisters at the citizens, which led to the injury of the young man Haddoush, a first sergeant in the customs police, with live bullets in the abdomen. He was subsequently transferred to the Beit Fajjar Health Center, where his martyrdom was later announced.

Clashes erupted with the occupation forces in the camp after the announcement of the martyrdom of the young man Hadoush, resulting in four young men being injured by live bullets in the lower limbs, and they were subsequently transferred to the hospital.

Activist in Al-Arroub camp, Abdul-Hay Jawabra, said that the occupation forces’ raids on the camp have increased significantly recently.

He added that the occupation forces have tightly closed the main and secondary entrances to the camp, where residents face difficulty in reaching medical centers and hospitals outside it.