Ramallah - Ma'an - The Palestinian Red Crescent Society condemned, on Tuesday, the attacks of the Israeli occupation forces on its crews, especially in Tulkarm Governorate. The association said in a statement that the occupation forces targeted one of its paramedics with live bullets while he was treating an injured person in Tulkarm camp, and detained two paramedics from inside the Tulkarm ambulance center after storming the center and besieging it. It detained the ambulance crews inside the center and prevented them from providing emergency services. The association warned of the danger of the escalation of the occupation's attacks on its crews working in the West Bank, and the repeated prevention of ambulances from reaching the wounded and sick to provide them with emergency care during the storming of the cities and camps of the West Bank. She pointed out that she had documented more than 750 violations against her medical missions, patients and the injured in the association's vehicles in the West Ban k, since the beginning of the aggression on the Gaza Strip on October 7. Source: Maan News Agency
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