A former Palestinian detainee was fatally shot by Israeli occupation forces during a raid in the northern West Bank city of Jenin.
Ashraf Mohammad Ibrahim, 37, who had served as an officer in the General Intelligence Service, succumbed to his injuries sustained during the Israeli raid. The health ministry confirmed his death and stated that eight others were injured, while six Palestinians were also taken into custody.
With Ebrahim's martyrdom, the number of individuals killed by Israeli fire in May has risen to 56. The Israeli occupation forces regularly conduct raids in various cities of the occupied West Bank, claiming to be targeting Palestinians they consider "wanted." These raids often result in violent clashes with the local residents.
In recent months, the Israeli regime has intensified its attacks on Palestinian towns and cities throughout the occupied territories, leading to numerous casualties and arrests.
Nablus and Jenin have been the primary targets of these raids as Israeli forces attempt to suppress the growing Palestinian resistance in these occupied cities.
This latest raid follows a series of violent acts by the Israeli regime at the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied al-Quds, which have faced widespread condemnation.