Jenin - Ma'an - Ahmad Muhammad al-Bali, a young man from Jenin camp, was killed during an exchange of gunfire near Ibn Sina Hospital in the city of Jenin while he was working on an electric bike delivering orders to citizens from one of the city's restaurants. The resistance fighters accused the security forces of opening fire during an attempt to storm Ibn Sina Hospital to arrest a number of resistance youth, during which a clash with the security forces took place, resulting in the injury of two young men and the martyrdom of the young man Ahmed Al-Bali. Meanwhile, the security services said, according to a security source in Jenin, that two young men were admitted to Ibn Sina Hospital this Saturday afternoon with gunshot wounds, and their health condition is stable after they shot each other due to internal disputes between them. Meanwhile, information reached the security services about the intention of people to go to the hospital to liquidate them as a result of this dispute, and immediately large fo rces moved to the place to prevent the development of events and arrest those involved in this crime. Source: Maan News Agency
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