Two citizens, one of them a child, were injured by Israeli occupation forces' bullets during the ongoing raid on Balata camp, east of Nablus.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that it treated two injuries, one from live bullets to the pelvis and foot, and the other to a child from live bullet shrapnel in the thigh.

She noted that she was facing difficulty in reaching patients in the camp, as the occupation prevented her crews from moving.

Israeli occupation forces have continued their raids on Balata refugee camp since early this morning, launching a campaign of arrests and extensive searches of citizens' homes.

Local sources reported that the occupation forces had turned some homes into military barracks and observation points after forcing their residents to evacuate them at dawn today.

The sources reported that since the early hours of the morning, the occupation forces have been raiding all the houses in the Al-Jammasin and Maghdousha neighborhoods, and have begun raiding and searching the houses in the Al-Badoud neighborhood, and are conducting field investigations with the citizens, while they have arrested a number of citizens, including: Mahmoud Abu Siris, Iyad Abu Hamdan, Wael Hanoun, Mahmoud Yousef Abu Maryam, Jaber Abu Hamada, Ayman Marshood, and the mother of the martyr Mahmoud Abu Hamada.

Press sources reported that the occupation forces targeted journalists on the outskirts of the camp, throwing sound bombs and tear gas at them, resulting in one of them being injured in the foot by a bomb.