JAKARTA - Israeli tank attacks killed two Palestinians west of Rafah, Gaza on Thursday.
Israel and Hamas previously agreed to stop fighting in Gaza in a deal that came into force on Sunday, January 19.
Earlier Israeli occupation forces on Wednesday stormed the Sabastia archaeological site, northwest of Nablus City, the occupied West Bank, according to city government sources.
Sabastia Mayor Mohammad Azzem said occupation soldiers forced shop owners to close their stores near the site, reported byWAFA.
Located 11 kilometers northwest of Nablus, Sebastia is a small historic city located on a hill with beautiful views across the West Bank and a population of about 3,000 Palestinians.
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As a prominent settlement during the Iron Age as well as the Hellenistic and Roman eras, the city includes Roman amphitheaters, temples, Byzantine churches, and crossesmen's churches, dedicated to Saint John the Baptist, alongside a mosque, which was built in honor of the holy man. Christians and Muslims believe the city is the burial place for the holy man.
Israel has been trying to take over the city, which has become the site of heated cultural conflicts, preventing the Palestinian Authority from carrying out restoration work at the site, banning the provision of tourism services for visitors from around the world and stealing antiques from there.
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