Palestinian man injured by Israeli forces’ firing near Ramallah

A 19-year-old Palestinian youth has been seriously injured after being shot by Israeli forces in the town of Kafr ’Ain, northwest of Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank, Wafa reports.

According to Wafa’s local sources, Israeli troops stormed the town and opened fire with live ammunition at residents, hitting the young man in the back.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society confirmed that its medics transported the wounded youth to Salfit Hospital, where his condition was described as serious.

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