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Hundreds of Palestinians in the held a mourning vigil on Sunday for three Palestinians from the city killed by Israeli forcesÌýover the weekend

, a 43-year-old doctor was killed on Friday during an Israeli military raid on the Jenin refugee camp in front of the Jenin hospital. In the same raid, Israeli forces also shot , who was later pronounced dead in the Jenin hospital.

On Sunday, the Palestinian Prisoners' Club announced that 20-year-old Mohammad Turkman from Jenin died of his wounds while in Israeli custody.

Turkman had been wounded and captured by Israeli forces in late September , in which six Israeli soldiers were wounded.

"Jenin has demonstrated to the [Palestinian] leaders meeting in Algeria that national unity is built in the field,"Ìý said at the vigil, appearing beside Palestinian fighters from the Jenin camp and Palestinian men wanted by Israel.

"We know too well that the Israeli occupation, which funds its election campaigns with Palestinian blood, does not want peace," Shtayyeh added.

The latest killings in Jenin followed a in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, last week.

Last Tuesday, . The same day, two other shooting attacks were reported against Israeli forces in Beit Ummar, near Hebron, and in the Sur Baher neighbourhood in Jerusalem.

On Saturday, after opening fire at the Israeli Beit El settlement and wounding an Israeli settler, according to Israeli sources.

In Jerusalem, Israeli forces continue to , while searching for the Palestinian shooter who killed two Israeli soldiers at an Israeli checkpoint outside the camp last week.

Confrontations between Israeli forces and Palestinian protesters renewed in Jerusalem's Palestinian neighbourhood of Jabal Al-Mukaber, following a week of confrontations in the neighbourhoods of Anata, Sur Baher and Silwan, in addition to Shuafat camp.

Father of the slain Palestinian doctor bursts into tears as he mourns his son who was killed by the lsraeli occupation forces in front of Jenin Government Hospital this morning.

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Israeli police announced that it arrested 50 Palestinians in Jerusalem during the week.

On Saturday, Israeli forces raided , arresting one Palestinian, while they continue to impose movement restrictions on the city since last week.

The movement restrictions and the renewed raids on Nablus raised concerns among Palestinians of a possible larger Israeli raid on Nablus, , claimed responsibility for most of the latest resistance operations against Israeli forces.

On Sunday, the "Jenin Brigade", a coalition of Palestinian fighters in the Jenin refugee camp, said in a statement that it "will not leave the Lions' Den alone," adding that "the occupation's checkpoints around Jenin will not be safe" and that "we will stand with our brothers in Nablus even if we have to send fighters to Nablus to fight beside them."Ìý

The mother of Palestinian doctor Abdullah Abu al-Teen, who was murdered yesterday by Israeli gunfire in Jenin, cries tears of sorrow and pain next to her son's grave.

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"The situation is calm for the moment in Jenin, ," Atta Abu Rmeileh, the local Fatah secretary in the Jenin camp, told °®Âþµº.

"Life usually goes back to normal in Jenin following a raid, but the entire city and the camp are remaining on alert, bracing for the next raid," noted Abu Rmeileh.

"We suspect that Israeli raids on Jenin and Nablus will intensify in coming days, , where tensions might calm down a little," he added.

The ongoing aggression by Israel in the occupied West Bank has claimed the lives of more than 100 Palestinians, all killed by Israeli forces, since the beginning of the year.