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A 47-year-old Palestinian man, Awad Tayeh Anbar, on Thursday succumbed to serious injuries he sustained a few weeks ago in Tulkarem when zionist occupation forces (ZOF) fired at him.
Local sources reported that Anbar died of the critical wounds he sustained on November 14 after being shot by ZOF soldiers during a raid on Tulkarem refugee camp.
The national and Islamic forces announced the funeral of the martyr’s body following the Al-Asr prayer today, after his body arrived from Nablus city, where he was receiving treatment in one of its hospitals.
With the martyrdom of Anbar, the number of martyrs killed in Tulkarem Governorate since the start of the israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, on October 7, rises to 45, including 20 martyrs from its refugee camp. (ILKHA)
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Palestinian resistance fighters from the Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, carried out a series of bold and coordinated attacks on invading Israeli military units in southern Gaza on Thursday, amid relentless Israeli assaults on the besieged enclave.
The United Nations has condemned a reported Israeli proposal to deliver humanitarian aid through military-controlled hubs in Gaza, calling it a “deliberate attempt to weaponize aid” that violates the principles of neutral, impartial, and independent aid delivery.
Former Palestinian prisoner Moatasem Raddad, 42, from the town of Seida north of Tulkarem, passed away on Thursday in an Egyptian hospital due to complications from multiple chronic illnesses that significantly worsened during his time in Israeli detention.
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the BBC headquarters in Portland Place on Thursday, accusing the public broadcaster of biased reporting and hiding genocide in its coverage of the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
