The Palestinian "Shehab" News Agency said, early today (Tuesday), that Palestinian resistance forces “forced Israeli soldiers to withdraw from the town of Ya’bad, southwest of Jenin in the West Bank.”
The Palestinian Agency did not mention any additional details about casualties on both sides, according to what was reported by the Arab World News Agency.
This comes after Palestine TV said earlier that Israeli forces stormed the town, in addition to storming the city of Jenin.
Palestine TV also said that Jenin witnessed clashes and explosions amid a power outage in its camp after the Israeli force stormed.
In turn, Palestinian Radio reported that Israeli forces withdrew from the city of Jenin and its camp, early today (Tuesday).
The radio said that the withdrawal came after what it described as violent clashes with Palestinian militants.
In the same context, Al-Aqsa TV channel, citing the “Martyr Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades,” reported that its fighters targeted the Israeli forces that stormed Jenin with a barrage of bullets and several explosive devices.
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