27 injured in ‘Israeli’ raid on Nablus' Old City: Palestinian Red Crescent

The Palestinian Red Crescent said Wednesday that its crews dealt with 27 injuries during an ‘Israeli’ military raid on the Old City of Nablus.

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The raid, which local sources described as involving a large number of troops, led to clashes with Palestinian youths who attempted to confront the incursion.

Background

The ‘Israeli’ military operation began in the early morning hours, with ‘Israeli’ forces besieging several areas within the Old City of Nablus. The troops deployed snipers on the rooftops of some buildings, leading to violent confrontations.

During the clashes, ‘Israeli’ forces used live and rubber-coated metal bullets, as well as tear gas, to disperse the youths.

Ambulance Crews Respond

In a brief statement, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported that its field teams provided first aid to 27 injured people.

The injuries varied, including wounds from rubber-coated metal bullets, cases of tear gas inhalation, and injuries resulting from falls while fleeing Israeli forces.

The organization confirmed that its crews provided on-site treatment and transported those who required further care to city hospitals.