A young man was shot with live ammunition and another was arrested on Friday morning during the Israeli occupation forces' raid on the city of Nablus and its old city. Red Crescent paramedics reported that a 17-year-old young man was shot in the foot by the occupation forces during the storming of the city. The official agency reported that a number of occupation vehicles stormed the city from the At-Tur checkpoint, and raided the areas of Yili al-Saha, Khallet al-Amoud, Ras al-Ain, al-Dahiya, Talat Habs al-Dam, Krum Ashour, and several neighborhoods inside and around the Old City, amid heavy gunfire in the area, explosions and smoke bombs, and the deployment of a number of snipers on the roofs of houses and shops. The occupation forces raided several homes, one of which belonged to the Shaaban family, and destroyed their contents. Meanwhile, "hot" clashes and confrontations erupted in the neighborhoods of Nablus, specifically in its old town, during which the occupation forces fired live ammunition inte nsively. Source: Maan News Agency
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