Jenin: At least four Palestinians were killed on Sunday in an Israeli occupation bombing in the village of Sir, near Jenin City, as announced by Palestine's public authority for civil affairs. The victims, identified as Montaser Naeem, 35, Ismail Abu Rab, 35, Wael Lahlouh, 31, and Abdulsalam Abu Rab, 23, were reportedly targeted by an Israeli army drone. The authority also noted in a press release that the bodies of the deceased were retained by the occupying forces. According to Kuwait News Agency, the drone strike targeted a house in the village of Sir, and access to the site was restricted as journalists and ambulance services were barred from reaching the area. The incident adds to the ongoing tensions and violence in the region, highlighting the precarious situation for civilians in conflict zones. Earlier in the day, two Palestinian prisoners, Mohamad Idrees, 35, and Moaath Rayan, 32, died in Israeli occupation jails. The Palestinian Prisoners Club and the Commission for Prisoners Affairs released a j oint statement acknowledging the deaths after communicating with the occupation army. The circumstances surrounding their deaths remain a point of contention and a source of further tension between the two sides.
