Tel Aviv - Ma'an - The Israeli occupation army published, on Saturday evening, the results of its military aggression on Tulkarm and Jenin, in the northern West Bank. The occupation army said that the combat unit of the "Kfir Brigade", in cooperation with the "Yamam" and "Shabak" forces, carried out a military operation in the Nour Shams camp, east of Tulkarm. The operation resulted in the assassination of five "militants", including Muhammad Jaber "Abu Shuja", the leader of the armed organization in the Nour Shams camp, and the arrest of six other wanted persons, according to what the spokesman for the Israeli occupation army reported. He claimed that during the operation, the forces identified and destroyed dozens of explosive devices that were planted on the roads with the aim of targeting soldiers. In addition, the army spotted a "suspicious" car near the government hospital in Tulkarm, and found an M16 weapon and large quantities of weapons and ammunition inside. In a separate operation in the Jenin governorate, the Israeli army said its forces, along with the Shin Bet and Border Guard, had assassinated 14 "militants" and destroyed dozens of explosive devices. Source: Maan News Agency
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