Tulkarm - Ma'an - A child was killed and his father was injured on Tuesday morning by an Israeli sniper during the ongoing raid on Tulkarm camp. Medical staff at Tulkarm Governmental Hospital announced the death of the young man, Muhammad Kanaan, after he arrived at the hospital wounded by the occupation forces' bullets during the ongoing raid on Tulkarm camp. Eyewitnesses said that the boy died of a bullet fired by an occupation sniper to his head. The witnesses added that the child's father, Kanaan, was injured in the waist area and they were transferred to the Martyr Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital, but the child was unable to survive due to the severity of his injury. The occupation forces continue to storm Tulkarm camp, tightening the siege imposed on it since Monday afternoon. They are deploying snipers on tall buildings overlooking the camp, while reconnaissance planes continue to fly at low altitudes in the sky of the city and its camps. A drone launched a missile last night, injuring a numbe r of citizens, including a volunteer paramedic inside the camp, whose injuries were described as moderate. Source: Maan News Agency
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