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Israeli Forces' Raid in Balata Refugee Camp Leaves Three Palestinians Dead and Houses Destroyed

 



In the early hours of May 22nd, Israeli forces reportedly launched a large-scale raid on the Balata refugee camp in Nablus. According to Reuters, the operation involved a significant number of Israeli soldiers accompanied by bulldozers and military vehicles. It marked the most extensive raid conducted in the camp in several years.


The Israeli forces encountered resistance from fighters belonging to the Nablus Brigade, a local resistance group associated with President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party. Confrontations between the two sides ensued during the pre-dawn assault.


Tragically, three Palestinian men lost their lives during the operation. The individuals who were killed have been identified as Fathi Jihad Abd al-Salam Rizq (30 years old), Abdullah Youssef Muhammad Abu Hamdan (24 years old), and Muhammad Bilal Muhammad Zaytoun (32 years old).


The raid resulted in the destruction of several houses in the Balata refugee camp, as explosives were reportedly used during the operation.


Please note that the information provided is based on the given context, and it is essential to consult multiple sources for a comprehensive understanding of the situation.

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