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Two Women and Child Injured in Hebron Shooting

Two Women and Child Injured in Hebron Shooting

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Two Women and Child Injured South of Hebron

Reported Shooting During Raid

Two women and a child were reportedly injured late Wednesday after Israeli forces entered the town of Al-Karmel, south of Hebron in the occupied West Bank. According to Qatar News Agency, citing Palestinian WAFA News Agency, the three were hurt after Israeli forces allegedly opened fire on a vehicle carrying several women.

Homes Reportedly Turned Into Military Posts

The report said Israeli forces moved through the streets of Al-Karmel and raided several homes during the operation. Some of the homes were reportedly converted into military outposts. The incident took place amid continuing tensions and security operations across parts of the occupied West Bank.

Women and Child Suffer Injuries

According to the Palestinian report cited by QNA, two women and a child suffered injuries to their face and head. The available report did not provide further details about the severity of their injuries or whether additional people were hurt in the incident.

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Wider West Bank Tensions

The reported shooting comes amid continuing Israeli military raids and clashes in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. Palestinian officials and media outlets have repeatedly reported raids, arrests and confrontations involving Israeli forces and settlers in Palestinian towns, cities and refugee camps.

Rising Concerns Over Civilian Safety

The incident has renewed concerns over the safety of civilians living in areas affected by military operations and clashes. The West Bank remains a major flashpoint in the broader Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with tensions frequently escalating during raids and confrontations.

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