One martyr, dozens injured in 'Israeli' raid on Nablus, West Bank

The Palestinian News Agency (WAFA) has reported that one martyr and dozens individuals were injured by Israeli Occupation Forces during confrontations in the western cemetery area of Nablus.

In another development, the Palestinian Red Crescent confirmed that two individuals, including a child, were injured by "Israeli" gunfire during ongoing clashes in Nablus.

Earlier in the Day:

A Palestinian with special needs was injured on Tuesday after being stabbed by "Israeli" settlers in the town of Tubas in the northern occupied West Bank. Another individual was injured by "Israeli" military gunfire during clashes in Nablus.

Meanwhile, 18 Palestinians were injured by gunfire and suffered from tear gas inhalation on Tuesday during an "Israeli" army incursion into Nablus from multiple directions.

The incursion, which lasted for hours, came just after "Israeli" forces withdrew from the city earlier in the day.

According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, two children, aged 14 and 16, sustained injuries from shrapnel to their feet, and another child (14) was injured in his hand after falling during the confrontations. Additionally, 15 other individuals were treated for inhaling tear gas.

The "Israeli" military’s incursions into Nablus and other areas in the northern West Bank, particularly Jenin, Tulkarem, and Tubas, have been ongoing since Jan. 21, 2025, with heavy casualties reported—61 Palestinians have been killed, 40,000 have been displaced, and widespread destruction has occurred.

The Palestinian authorities warn that these operations align with "Israeli" plans to annex the West Bank, signaling the death of the two-state solution.