OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)-- At least five Palestinian citizens, including three journalists, were wounded Tuesday when Israeli occupation forces (IOF) stormed the Shafat refugee camp anew and clashed with the Palestinian youths defending their homes, local sources reported.

PIC correspondent in the city quoted eyewitnesses as confirming that two Palestinian boys Ahmad Al-Hawwas, 14, and Naser Abu Asab, 15, were moderately wounded after clashes erupted between the camp's inhabitants and the invading IOF troops.

Three Palestinian cameramen were also wounded while covering the clashes. They were identified as Ata Owaisat, Mahmoud Olayyan, both from al-Quds newspaper, and Ahmad Al-Gharably of the AFP.

A couple of days ago, large numbers of IOF troops stormed the camp, wounding tens of Palestinian refugees, and arresting tens others. The incursion was considered the biggest of its kind against a refugee camp.

Shafat is the only refugee camp in the occupied city of Jerusalem, which explains the heated IOA attempts to get rid of it.

In the same context, armed Israeli settlers attacked the village of Iraq Burin, near Nablus city, and clashed with Palestinian youths defending their lands. One Palestinian casualty was reported in the clashes and identified as Ameed Kadoos.

Meanwhile, the land research center of the Arab studies society in Jerusalem documented at least 55 IOF violations against Palestinian Jerusalemites, including demolishing homes and confiscating lands.

In a report it issued Tuesday, the center pointed out that at least 45 IOF attacks against Palestinian homes were recorded, including the demolition of six Palestinian homes.

According to the center, 230 Palestinian Jerusalemites, at least 50% of them children, were wary of what would happen next after the Israeli occupation authority threatened to destroy their homes.