Earlier, Israeli soldiers launched a new raid on the occupied Jenin district in the West Bank.
A Palestinian woman was shot dead by Israeli troops near the occupied West Bank city of Bethlehem, the Palestinian Health Ministry said.
The Israeli military said it fired warning shots in the air as a suspect approached and then “fired towards the suspect’s lower body”, near the southern town of Husan.
The Palestinian Health Ministry said the woman, in her 40s, had died after suffering a ruptured artery and massive blood loss.
Earlier, Israeli soldiers launched a new raid on the occupied Jenin district in the West Bank, home of the attackers suspected of carrying out recent deadly attacks in the Tel region. Aviv.
A Palestinian was shot dead by Israeli forces at the Jenin refugee camp on Saturday, while at least 10 people were wounded in clashes in Jenin as well as Jericho and Tulkarem on Sunday, the Palestinian Health Ministry said.
24 arrests were made in different cities in the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian Prisoners Club announced.
“The army is currently operating in the city of Jenin,” the Israeli military said in a brief statement.
Military operation comes after a man in Jenin was accused kill three Israelis and injured more than a dozen others in a popular nightlife district in Tel Aviv on Thursday night.
On Friday, Israel said it had killed alleged attackerRaad Hazem, 28 years old.
A total of 14 people have been killed in four attacks in Israel since March 22, including another in Bnei Brak, an Orthodox Jewish city near Tel Aviv.
During the same period, at least 10 Palestinians were killed.
The Israeli military and border police killed a 25-year-old Palestinian member of Jihad, the main Palestinian armed movement besides Hamas, in heavy gunfights on Saturday.
Thirteen other Palestinians were injured in Saturday’s shooting, according to the ministry, including a 19-year-old woman who was shot in the stomach.
The Israeli military also raided the village of Burqin near Jenin on Saturday, allegedly in an operation to capture former Palestinian prisoner Nour al-Din Hamada. Two people were injured in that raid.
Israel has also restricted access to Jenin, closed Israeli border crossings and increased security checks.
Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip, and Islamic Jihad praised the Tel Aviv attack – which has drawn criticism from the United Nations – but did not claim responsibility. The attack was condemned by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
The recent violence comes amid heightened tensions during the holy month of Ramadan, after violence erupted during the Muslim holy month last year that led to 11 days of brutal conflict between Israeli and Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip. .
Following Thursday’s attack, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett gave security agencies “Completely Free” to end the deadly violence that has been on the rise since March 22 “to defeat terrorism”.
