Two Palestinians are reported to have been killed by Israeli forces carrying out raids in the West Bank city of Jenin.
The official Palestinian WAFA news site reports that the two were killed when some 100 military vehicles entered the city along with bulldozers.
Hamas’s al-Qassam Brigades said it was fighting Israeli forces entering the city, including by deploying explosive devices, the Palestinian Shehab news site reports.
According to WAFA, an Israeli drone carried out an air strike during the fighting, injuring one person.
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Videos from the scene show Israeli bulldozers tearing up streets and building barriers out of debris.
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There is no immediate comment from the Israeli military.
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