How much increase in the rise of violence on the west coast

On September 10, a voluntary drug in Tulkarm, on the west coast, was shot when he wanted to save the life of 21-year-old Hiba Halawa. While the war in Gaza is now stopped by a ceasefire deal, the Israeli army increases the campaign in the West Bank, which targets the military. This was widespread and resulted in death with them. Palestinians say these raids are often caught in the middle of the violence of civilians and media, most destructive, Halawa and Abu Gün. This event occurred in the Tulkarm refugee camp, a neighborhood that was inhabited in the city. Many Palestinian families living here have fled or were forced to have been raped after the establishment of Israeli province. Different fractions of Palestinian militants say that they are already fighting Israel’s occupation in the area. The Israeli army says the target of the raids is to fight terrorism. On September 10, the Hiba Halawa family was at home in Tulkarm. At that time, Abu Sun was on the street who investigated a small injury in a neighbor’s house. Abu Dayeh tried to bend the halva in the blanket and to take an ambulance outside the neighborhood through this passage. But they didn’t get away. Other medical volunteers believed in a better chance of Abu Dayeh’s chances of survival, so they moved quickly to remove him from the neighborhood, put Halawa and his mother alone and took a video. Speaking to the New York Times, the Israeli army, both of Halawa and Abu Güne, said that something related to Israeli military personnel, said that there was a two-day raid, he said in a camp. No matter who hit them, the stories emphasize the dangers of many people living here. Halawa was taken to the hospital where he died during the hour, and Abu Dayeh faced a long restoration and now learn to walk again. Abu Güne’s injury is part of the wave of attack on the west coast documented by the World Health Organization and others. We spoke about the role of volunteers like Abu Güne. The Israeli army said they sometimes stood and sometimes stopped the suspicious militant activity, which targets medical aid or to the medical care. Halawa’s family is now visiting the grave in the cemetery of Tulkarm camp.