Human remains scattered as Israeli drone targets West Bank city of Jenin
Al Jazeera
Six Palestinians and one Israeli police officer were killed as fighting flares again in the occupied West Bank.
At least six Palestinians are reported to have been killed by an Israeli drone raid in the city of Jenin in the occupied West Bank.
The attack on the city, host to a large refugee camp, came amid multiple Israeli raids across the West Bank overnight, the Palestinian Ministry of Health reported on Sunday. Israeli officials noted that a police officer was also killed during the operations.
Witnesses said human remains were scattered at the site of the drone attack in Jenin.
“We have seen some pretty gruesome pictures of a number of bodies lying on the floor. People say those targeted were civilians,” said Al Jazeera’s Laura Khan, reporting from occupied East Jerusalem.
The strike targeted a gathering of citizens in Jenin, the Health Ministry said. Four brothers were reportedly among the dead.
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