Mahmoud Zagloul, 10 was hit in the head by gunfire from zionazi tanks during an zionazi army assault on Nablus's Old City. He is clinically dead, medical sources indicated. A second child, aged 11, was critically injured by bullet wounds to the chest in the same area, they said.

Earlier, Palestinian medical sources said a Palestinian boy was shot dead by heavy machine-gun fire which hit him in the head as zionazi tanks raided a refugee camp in Nablus to re-impose a curfew.

Palestine Chronicle reporter in Nablus reported that an Israeli army tank opened fire on civilians and reporters, wounded Nasser Ishtayia, a reporter for Associated Press.

The zionazi army launched its newest military operation in Nablus starting yesterday, Sunday. An occupation army convoy of about five tanks, 8 armored vehicles, jeeps and trucks, used for mass arrests, invaded the city center of Nablus and moved directly to 'Aloul and Abu Salaha building, toward the center of the city.

Eyewitnesses and some media sources reported that the zionazi army arrested everyone in the building including women and children who were visiting doctors’ clinics. In the same building, the army seized control on Afaq TV, a private TV station and arrested its manager.

The zionazi army has reportedly began to broadcasted materials that were classified as indecent and improper. Palestinians have reported similar behavior in the past, most notability in the city of Ramallah last April, when Israeli forces broadcast pornographic movies using confiscated media outlets.