130 Injured Due to Assaults Since the Beginning of the Aggression on Tubas Governorate

The number of injured due to assaults by Israeli occupation forces since the beginning of the aggression on Tubas Governorate has risen to 130.

Nidal Awda, the director of ambulance and emergency services in Tubas Governorate, told the Palestinian News Agency that ambulance crews have dealt with 130 injuries since the beginning of the aggression on Tubas, with 66 of them transferred to hospitals, while the remaining injuries were treated on-site.

The occupation forces continue their aggression and siege on Tubas Governorate for three days, turning several homes into military barracks.

The occupation forces withdrew from Tamoun on Friday morning after two days of siege and incursion, leaving destruction in infrastructure and citizens' properties.

The occupation forces also withdrew from the Al-Far'a camp tonight after a continuous incursion since dawn today.

The incursion into the camp included extensive raids on citizens' homes and destruction of their contents, in addition to mistreatment of citizens, detaining several of them, and conducting field interrogations.

The occupation forces continue their incursions into the city of Tubas, the town of Aqaba to the north, and the village of Tayaseer to the east, while continuing to use several homes as military barracks.