Islamic Jihad Gunman Killed in Clash With Israeli Troops in West Bank
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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff

A militant attends the funeral of a Palestinian Islamic Jihad gunman, who was killed by Israeli forces, in Jenin in the West Bank March 1, 2022. Photo: REUTERS/Raneen Sawafta
Israeli troops killed an Islamic Jihad gunman and wounded another Palestinian in the West Bank on Tuesday, the armed faction and medics said, during what the military described as clashes touched off by an operation to uncover a bomb cache.
The West Bank, among areas where Palestinians seek statehood, has seen violence surge over the last year-and-a-half amid long-deadlocked US-sponsored peacemaking efforts.
Israel‘s military said troops entered Nur Shams camp near the town of Tulkarm to seize bombs manufactured by local militants, and fired back after coming under attack from gunmen.
Medical officials said a 21-year-old local man was killed and a second Palestinian wounded. Islamic Jihad, an Iranian-backed terrorist group, claimed the fatality as its member and said he had taken part in fighting.
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