Two Palestinians have been injured by Israeli occupation forces fire earlier this morning during an incursion into the city of Qalqilya in the occupied West Bank.
Palestinians confronted the IOF troops storming the city and intense confrontations broke out. Among the reinforcements of the Israeli occupation's raiding force were military bulldozers that demolished two houses in the city. Specifically, the occupation demolished the home of liberated prisoner Saleh Abu Saleh, as well as the home of the liberated prisoner Bassam Yassin located in the Marj area of the city.
Israeli forces also stormed a house belonging to Saeed Yassin and destroyed the family's belongings inside.
The Israeli incursions into the West Bank, this morning, extended to the Ein al-Sultan camp in Ariha and the historic campus of Al-Najah National University in Nablus.
In the university, several students had been protesting for about 26 days when the IOF broke in and detained all students according to Al Mayadeen sources.
Local sources underscored that everyone taking part in the peaceful sit-in was detained, including the head of the student union.
In a related context, settlers attacked a vehicle owned by a Palestinian as it entered the outskirts of the village of Burin, south of Nablus, in the northern West Bank.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that two children were martyred after being shot by Israeli occupation forces in the city of al-Bireh, northern Ramallah, raising the number of children killed by IOF on Sunday to three.
Suleiman Mohammed Suleiman Kanaan (17 years old) and Khaled Amer Hmeidat (16 years old) were killed by IOF on Sunday evening near the Jalazone refugee camp north of the city of al-Bireh.
The Ministry of Health stated that Kanaan succumbed to his wounds upon arrival at the Arab Consultative Hospital due to a live bullet wound to the heart.
Meanwhile, the General Authority of Civil Affairs informed the Ministry of Health of the martyrdom of Hmeidat, noting that his body was detained by the Israeli occupation.
Kanaan is from the town of Hizma, northeast of occupied al-Quds, and a resident of the town of Birzeit, while Khaled Hmeidat is from the Jalazone refugee camp.
The Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas mourned the two martyrs. The Ministry of Education also mourned them, noting that Kanaan was a 12th grader and Hmeidat was in the 11th grade.
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