Summary
Israeli troops fired warning shots near a group of diplomats visiting the West Bank city of Jenin, leading to condemnations from several countries. The Israeli military stated the diplomats strayed from an approved route, and no injuries were reported. Countries involved, including Spain, France, and Turkey, are demanding an explanation and investigation from Israel.
Key Facts
- Israeli troops fired warning shots near diplomats in Jenin, West Bank.
- The Israeli military claimed the diplomats left an approved route.
- No one was injured during the incident.
- Spain, Egypt, France, Turkey, Ireland, and Italy condemned the action.
- Some countries will summon Israeli ambassadors for explanations.
- The Palestinian Authority accused Israel of deliberately targeting the delegation.
- Israel said it regrets the inconvenience and will investigate internally.
- The incident is part of larger Israeli military operations in Jenin.
