17 Palestinians wounded in Israeli raid in West Bank

At least 17 Palestinians have been injured in the Israeli raid on the Nur Shams refugee camp in Tulkarem in the occupied West Bank, the Palestine Red Crescent Society says, Al Jazeera reports.

At least 13 of the wounded suffered broken bones due to beatings during detention or while being interrogated, PRCS added.

Sources said Israeli forces have detained nearly 400 Palestinian men and are going door to door and conducting off-site interrogations.

The raid on the refugee camp began on Tuesday before midnight.

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