Gunman wounds "Israeli" soldier on patrol in Jenin refugee camp

Source: Haaretz, 04-04-2007
An "Israeli" Army soldier was moderately wounded predawn Wednesday while patrolling in the West Bank city of Jenin.
The soldier was wounded in the shoulder in an ambush by Palestinian gunmen in the Jenin refugee camp. He was evacuated to Haemek Hospital in Afula.
On Tuesday, a wanted Fatah militant was seriously injured by "Israeli" Military troops in the West Bank city of Nablus.
The incident occurred after soldiers from a patrol unit of the Golani Brigade noticed a group of five armed men approaching them.
In an exchange of fire, Ahmed Sanakra was badly wounded and taken to a nearby hospital in the city.
The "Israeli" Military reported no injuries in the incident.
Sanakra`s brother said Ahmed was not taken to hospital for fear of being arrested by the "Israeli" Military, and was treated outside of the hospital.
Sanakra, 22, has been involved with the planning of numerous bombing and shooting incidents against the "Israeli" Military in the Nablus area, and with attempts to send suicide bombers to infiltrate the Green Line. He is known as one of the main leaders of Fatah`s military wing.