Israeli Raid in West Bank Kills 4, Including Children

This is Corey, here with your quick two-minute global update.

Israeli forces carried out a raid in the West Bank village of Ta'amun on Sunday, resulting

in the deaths of four Palestinians, including two young.

Children ages 5 and 7, along with their parents ages 35 and 37.

Two other children in the household suffered injuries during the incident, according to

Palestinian health officials, while the Israeli military stated it is reviewing the reports.

Separately, Palestinian authorities reported one more death from an overnight settler attack

on Saturday in the same region.

A mid-movement restrictions tied to the ongoing conflict with Iran, settlers have ramped

up assaults on Palestinians with military checkpoint slowing.

Down ambulances in aid, as noted by rights groups and medical workers.

Since air strikes on Iran started on February 28, settlers have killed at least five Palestinians

in the West Bank, per health ministry, figures.

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