
أعلن جيش الاحتلال اليوم الخميس، مقتل جندي واصابة 17 آخرين بتفجير عبوات ناسفة تعرضت لها مصفحة النمر خلال اقتحام مدينة ومخيم جنين مساء أمس.
وكانت اقتحمت قوات الاحتلال جنين ودارت اشتباكات، اعتقلت خلالها 8 فلسطينيين من جنين بينهم القيادي في حركة فتح جمال حويل، وجمال الزبيدي وعبد الزبيدي.

وعقب الحدث، بدأت مجموعات للمستوطنين بالتحريض على جنين ومخيمها، لشن الحرب عليها بعبارات منها: “جنين طلبت الحرب وإسرائيل ستلبي الطلب بقوة، جنين غزة الجديدة”.

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