Title: Israeli Army Withdraws from Nur Shams Camp After 3 Days

The Israeli army withdrew on Saturday evening from the Nur Shams camp in Tulkarem in the West Bank after a three-day operation, during which the Israeli army reported the killing of ten Palestinians and the arrest of eight others. Ambulances began to enter the camp. Earlier, Palestinian sources indicated that Israeli authorities had reported the deaths of Alaa Youssef Abdul Rahim, Jaafar Saleem Khalid Al-Amar, Ahmed Hussam Mohammed Shahada, Omar Saleh Naif Abu Al-Rub, and Ali Mohammed Ali Abdullah. In turn, Israeli Channel 14 mentioned that "14 Palestinians were killed during 50 hours of the military operation in the camp." The army stated that "security forces managed to eliminate ten terrorists during the clashes," after around 48 hours of incursion that resulted in injuries to eight soldiers and a border guard officer. The Israeli army asserts that these incursions target armed Palestinian groups, but civilians often fall victim as well. For its part, the Palestinian health ministry announced "a number of dead and wounded inside the camp," clarifying that "the army is preventing medical teams from assisting the wounded." The health ministry stated that eleven people were injured, noting that one of them was a paramedic who was shot.