For the second time in six hours, an Israeli aircraft bombed a group of resistance fighters in Tulkarm. Four citizens were killed when the occupation forces bombed a vehicle between the town of Bal'a and the Aktaba suburb east of Tulkarm, bringing the death toll since this morning to 9. The occupation army claimed that it "bombed militants from the air during an exchange of fire." This is the second time that the Israeli army has carried out this operation within six hours. An air strike was carried out this morning in the area, resulting in the martyrdom of five resistance fighters, including a leader in the Qassam Brigades and another from the Jihad. According to the occupation army, they were on their way to carry out an operation. Our correspondent reported that the second raid targeted a truck near Tulkarm. A large force of the occupation army stormed the city of Tulkarm today, Saturday. Our correspondent reported that the occupation forces surrounded Tulkarm camp and surrounded all its entrances. The Red Crescent Society said that the crews in Tulkarm dealt with 3 cases of gas suffocation as a result of targeting a group of journalists. Field first aid was provided Source: Maan News Agency
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