Commandos backed by a military helicopter mount assault on Jenin
Israeli soldiers take position near the Palestinian village of Yabad near the West Bank city of Jenin after a shooting last week. Photograph: EPAIsraeli commandos backed by a military helicopter killed three Palestinians, including a teenager, and wounded at least 29 others during a fierce clash in the occupied West Bank on Monday, local gunmen and medical officials said.
Israel’s military said it had launched the raid on Jenin to detain Palestinians suspected of attacks and that troops had exchanged fire with gunmen, hitting several of them. The military statement confirmed that a helicopter had opened fire during the clash and that one of its vehicles had been hit by a blast. It did not immediately comment on media reports that five soldiers were wounded in the latter incident.
The Palestinian health ministry said the three dead males included a 15-year-old. There was no immediate word on whether any of them were affiliated with Palestinian armed groups.
España Últimas Noticias, España Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Ulster Bank to pay €800m dividend to NatWestThe payment is part of the bank's ongoing withdrawal from the Irish market
Leer más »
Central Bank releases details of tracker mortgage inquiry into former Permanent TSB boss David GuinaneThere has been little movement on the investigation into Guinane since it was first announced in 2021
Leer más »
Two children among four people found dead at flat in west LondonMetropolitan police have launched an investigation after the individuals, all thought to be from the same family, were found dead at a home in Hounslow on Friday afternoon
Leer más »
Into the West – Galway and Sligo looking forward to a new era for Irish footballClubs nationwide are crying out for long overdue investment in the domestic game and Connacht’s top top clubs are eager to be part of the required transformation
Leer más »
World economy set for ‘bumpy landing’, says bank chiefBarclays’ Henk Potts predicts interest rate cuts next year and cites lack of housing as a big risk to inward investment in Ireland
Leer más »
World economy set for ‘bumpy landing’, says bank chiefBarclays' Henk Potts predicts interest rate cuts next year and cites lack of housing as a big risk to inward investment in Ireland
Leer más »