Martyr by settlers' bullets in the town of Kober north of Ramallah

A Palestinian youth was martyred by settlers' bullets in the town of Kober, north of Ramallah. The Ministry of Health reported that the martyr is Baha Sami Amin al-Natsheh (19 years old) from Kafr Aqab, and the occupation authorities have detained his body. Settlers opened fire on citizens, and occupation forces prevented ambulances from reaching the injured. Settlers also closed a road near al-Bireh and raised Israeli flags north of Ramallah.

A Palestinian youth was martyred by settlers' bullets in the town of Kober, north of Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that the martyr is Baha Sami Amin al-Natsheh (19 years old), a resident of the town of Kafr Aqab in occupied Jerusalem, and indicated that occupation forces are holding his body. According to the article, settlers fired live ammunition at a number of citizens, resulting in one injury, while Israeli occupation forces prevented Palestinian ambulance crews from reaching the wounded. Local sources also reported that a citizen was injured by a gas canister to the head fired by an occupation army force that stormed the town. In a related context, settlers closed the road connecting al-Bireh city and al-Jalazoun camp to the north near the "Beit El" settlement, and raised Israeli flags in squares north of Ramallah. The article reports the facts without analysis or broader context, relying on official Palestinian sources.