Two Palestinian men were killed by Israeli troops in an army raid in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus on Monday, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry
At least 88 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli or settler gunfire since the beginning of this year, while about 15 Israelis have also been killed during the same period.
The Israeli military said that troops arrested two people suspected of assisting a gunman who shot two soldiers in the occupied West Bank town of Hawara last month.Violence has surged in recent months in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem amid near-daily Israeli arrest raids in Palestinian-controlled areas and a string of Palestinian attacks.
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