Israel Martyrs Two Palestinians Including Hamas Man

Two Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in attacks on the West Bank, according to Hamas emergency workers.

Two Palestinians, including a Hamas member, were martyred by Israeli troops in an attack on a West Bank refugee camp on Sunday, according to Hamas, as Israeli attacks devastated security positions in Gaza for the second day.

According to witnesses, Israeli soldiers attacked the Nur Shams camp outside the West Bank town of Tulkarem in the early hours of Sunday, triggering an hours-long firefight with Palestinian fighters.

Abu Ali, a 21-year-old man, was one of those martyred, according to Hamas. He was affiliated with the Jihadist organization's branch.

A relative of the second victim, Abdel-Rahman Abu Dagash, 32, said he climbed onto the roof of his house to see the ongoing scene when the sniper shot and killed him.

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