Two Palestinians have been killed in Israeli forces shooting amid raid on Jenin refugee camp on Thursday.

According to medical sources, the victims are Jawad Bawaqna, a 58-year-old school teacher, and Adham Jabbarin, a 27-year-old resistance fighter from al-Quds Brigades of Islamic Jihad.
 
A paramedic and eyewitnesses said that the IOF opened fire at the teacher as he was trying to provide first aid to Jabbarin, who was injured in front of his house in al-Saha area of Jenin camp.
 
The Israeli forces prevented ambulance crews from entering the camp to evacuate the wounded citizens to hospitals, prompting local residents to take them aboard a private car to Ibn Sina Hospital.
 
Shortly after their arrival at the hospital, Bawaqna and Jabbarin were pronounced dead after they succumbed to their critical injuries.
 
Three others reportedly suffered from bullet injuries during the clashes with the IOF in the camp.
 
Earlier, local sources said that a large number of Israeli troops stormed Jenin camp and spread in its streets and rooftops of homes and buildings, which provoked violent clashes with local youths and resistance fighters.