Tubas - Ma'an - Six citizens were injured by Israeli occupation forces' bullets this morning, Sunday, during a raid on the town of Aqaba, north of Tubas. The Ministry of Health confirmed that a citizen was critically injured by occupation bullets in the chest and arrived at Tubas Governmental Hospital from the town of Aqaba. In turn, the Red Crescent reported that ambulance crews transferred five injured people to the Turkish Tubas Governmental Hospital. She added that the occupation forces arrested a person who was shot several times while providing first aid to him, while preventing access to a third person who was injured on the roof of a house. The occupation forces stormed the town in the early morning hours and surrounded the home of the freed prisoner Qutaiba Al-Shawish, son of the martyred prisoner Khaled Al-Shawish. The director of the Prisoners Club in Tubas, Kamal Bani Odeh, reported that the occupation forces arrested the freed prisoner, Qutaiba Al-Shawish, after attacking him with police dog s in the home of one of his neighbors, while they released his wife and mother after detaining them for some time to pressure him to surrender himself. Source: Maan News Agency
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