Nazi occupation forces killed two young Palestinian men on Friday morning, in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus, the official Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.
The raid on Nablus, a stronghold for Palestinian Resistance, came only four days after Nazi invaded the town and refugee camp of Jenin, also in the northern West Bank.
12 Palestinains were killed in Jenin, including three children, and 120 were wounded.
In Nablus, Nazi military units forced their way into the Old Town of the major Palestinian city and cordoned off a house.
The Nazi soldiers reportedly demanded the two men to surrender, before opening fire.
Eyewitnesses say that the two were executed by the Nazi soldiers, especially that at least one of the two had agreed to surrender.
Nazi occupation forces identified the victims as Hamza Maqbool, 32, and Khairi Shaheen, 34, claiming that they were suspected of shooting at an Israeli occupation police car at the illegal Har Bracha settlement on Thursday.
Confrontations broke out following the killing of the two men.
Three Palestinians were arrested, and three others were injured and taken to the hospital for treatment.