Translation of caption : "The first moments of a young man being injured by occupation bullets during the storming of the town of Aqaba, Tubas District."

On September 29, in the morning, Israeli forces stormed the town of Aqaba in Tubas, near of Nablus, north of the West Bank. Armed clashes broke out, at dawn and in the morning of Sunday, between resistance fighters and the Israeli occupation forces, which included injuries and arrests among Palestinian residents.

The Israeli Armored vehicle surrounded the house of the Al-Shawish family, in the Al-Salam neighborhood.The house is from the martyr leader of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, Khaled. His son, Qutaiba Al-Shawish, a young man, was shot by the Israeli soldiers in his house, where he was detained, with his wife and his mother for two hours. The Israeli army prevent during a long time the PRCS ambulance to reach the young man.

They arrested a man who was shot several times while providing first aid to him, and prevented access to a third injured person on the roof of a house, while they were later treated.Footage shows the trail of blood on the roof.

Six young men were injured by live bullets from the occupation forces during the storming of the town of Aqaba, and the Israeli soldiers prevented them from receiving medical treatment.

The Palestinian Red Crescent said that its crews in Tubas were dealing with a critical injury from live bullets to the chest from the town of Aqaba, who was transferred to the hospital. Their teams dealt with 5 injuries from live ammunition.

The resistance fighters continue to confront the occupation forces and their daily violations and raids on the cities and towns of the West Bank, amid calls to escalate the confrontation.

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In Nablus, resistance fighters clashed with Israeli occupation forces after they stormed the eastern region and Balata camp.

The occupation forces stormed the western region and the Rafidia neighbourhood in Nablus, raided several homes, and arrested Abeer Baara from Al-Marih Street, and the young man Izzat Al-Tamam.