Ramallah - Ma'an - The Ministry of Health announced this Friday evening the martyrdom of the youth Ashraf Hani Mohammed Abdullah (20 years old) due to injuries sustained from Israeli occupation forces' gunfire in Nour Shams camp east of Tulkarm nearly a week ago. The ministry clarified that the martyr Abdullah was receiving treatment at the Consultative Hospital in Ramallah. Martyr Abdullah had been seriously injured on the thirtieth of last month, in the upper parts of his body, as a result of a drone strike by the occupation on his father's house in Harat al-Manshiyya neighborhood in the middle of Nour Shams camp. He was transferred to Thabet Thabet Government Hospital in Tulkarm, then to the Consultative Hospital in Ramallah. Martyr Saeed Ezzat Jaber (24 years old) was martyred during the shelling, and 5 citizens were injured, including two in critical condition according to the Ministry of Health, with one of them rising tonight, Ashraf Hani. With the martyrdom of the youth Abdullah, the number of mar tyrs who have risen on the ground of Tulkarm governorate since the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip on October 7th / October 2023 to 123 martyrs. Source: Maan News Agency
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