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The killing of the two Palestinians during the Nablus raid was condemned, with Palestinian factions and the governor of Nablus calling for a strike in the city to protest the killings. Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh denounced the deaths, stating that they were part of a "systematic policy embraced" by the Israeli occupation ...
This page is subject to the extended confirmed restriction related to the Arab-Israeli conflict. 2023 Nablus clash Part of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict Date February 22, 2023 (2023-02-22) Location Nablus, West Bank Parties Israel Israel Defense Forces Lions' Den Nablus Brigade Balata Brigade Casualties Death(s) 11 Injuries 102 On 22 February 2023, Israel conducted a military incursion ...
Today, the university has three campuses in Nablus with over 16,500 students and 300 professors. [85] The university's faculties include seven in the humanities and nine in the sciences. [85] Nablus has been ranked as one of the best cities in the Middle East to learn Arabic, with achieving 5th rank in the list. [86]
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26 year old Ahmed Al Wadi and his father 63 year old Ibrahim Al Wadi at Ahmed’s graduation 6 months ago. They were both killed by Israeli settlers in Qusra village this week (Muhammad Al Wadi )
On 26 February 2023, an unidentified person fatally shot two Israeli settlers in their car in Huwara, a town south of Nablus in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.Following the shooting, Israeli settlers carried out revenge attacks on Palestinians, which have killed at least one Palestinian and injured around 100 others.
United States National Security Council spokesperson Sean Savett said in a statement to Turkish state-owned Anadolu Agency: “We are deeply disturbed by the tragic death of an American citizen, Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, today in the West Bank and our hearts go out to her family and loved ones”. Savett further states that “We have reached out to ...
Queen Melisende of Jerusalem resided in Nablus from 1150 to 1161, after she was granted control over the city in order to resolve a dispute with her son Baldwin III. Crusaders began building Christian institutions in Nablus, including a church dedicated to the Passion and Resurrection of Jesus, and in 1170 they erected a hospice for pilgrims. [7]