US EditionDozens wounded as Israel raids West Bank city where the Palestinian Authority is headquartered
Israeli forces detained five suspects and seized funds linked to Hamas amid rising West Bank violence; 58 Palestinians were wounded, including eight by live fire, officials reported.
- During a raid in Ramallah, the Israeli army wounded at least 58 Palestinians, including a child injured by live fire.
- Witnesses noted that Israeli forces detained at least three Palestinians during the raid, which included gunfire and tear gas.
- Hamas condemned the raid, describing it as a 'crime' and part of Israel's 'eradicationist policy', urging intensification of resistance.
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Dozens wounded as Israel raids West Bank city of Ramallah
Israeli forces carried out a rare daytime raid on Tuesday in the heart of the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah, where the Palestinian Authority is headquartered. Dozens of Palestinians were wounded, according to local medics, as people throwing stones scattered after gunfire and tear gas. Israel said it targeted money exchanges linked to Hamas. But the raid was likely to further undermine the internationally recognized Palestinian Authority a…
Israeli forces wound dozens in rare daylight raid on Ramallah in the West Bank
Israel said it targeted money exchanges linked to Hamas. But the raid was likely to further undermine the internationally recognized Palestinian Authority as it seeks to capitalize on the recent decision by some major Western countries to recognize Palestinian statehood.
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Dozens wounded as Israel raids West Bank city where the Palestinian Authority is headquartered
Israeli forces have carried out a rare daytime raid in the heart of the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah, where the Palestinian Authority is headquartered.
In an unprecedented attack, Israel raided money exchange offices in the city of Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank, using live ammunition and tear gas, wounding 58 Palestinians...
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