Jenin - Ma'an - Two young men were martyred today, Sunday, by the occupation forces' bullets. One of them succumbed to his wounds from the occupation forces' bullets in Jenin at dawn today, and the other while he was in a hospital inside the 1948 territories after being injured on Wednesday, July 24. Today, a young man, whose identity has not yet been determined, died of his wounds, which he sustained from Israeli occupation forces' bullets, near the Jalameh military checkpoint, north of Jenin. Local sources reported that the occupation forces opened fire on three young men who were in a vehicle near the Jalameh military checkpoint. The same sources added that the occupation forces prevented ambulances from reaching the location of the vehicle, and arrested the young men who were inside it. Later, security sources announced that one of the three young men had died of his wounds, while no details were provided about the health status of the other two young men. Today, it was announced that the wounded det ainee Zaher Tahseen Yousef Raddad (19 years old), from the town of Saida, north of Tulkarm, was martyred while he was in a hospital inside the 1948 territories. The martyr Raddad was seriously injured at dawn on Wednesday, July 24, after the occupation forces surrounded a house in which he was located in the Ezbet al-Jarad suburb east of Tulkarm city, and bombed it with an occupation drone. He was arrested along with three other young men, including a young man who was moderately injured, after the house was raided. Source: Maan News Agency
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