At least ten Palestinians in the West Bank have been killed in IDF strikes or while clashing with Israeli forces over the past day, according to official figures from the Palestinian Authority.
The toll includes four terror operatives targeted in Jenin by a drone, one of whom died of his wounds today, as well as four in the Nur Shams refugee camp near Tulkarem, two of whom were killed in an airstrike and the other two in gun battles with Israeli troops.
It also includes a 19-year-old Palestinian shot in Al-Bireh near Ramallah, according to the Palestinian Authority’s health ministry, and another man shot in the area of Jericho. They were both fatally wounded during confrontations with Israeli forces.
Additionally, a Palestinian convert to Judaism was shot dead by a reservist soldier in the southern West Bank. The military has opened an investigation into the shooting, which it called a “serious incident,” after Hebrew media outlets reported the man had his hands in the air when shot.
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