Palestinian youth succumbs to wounds from Israeli gunfire near NablusAl-Koni and Al-Lafi announce their welcome of any political initiative within the framework of the UN mission.

NABLUS: A Palestinian young man has Wednesday evening died due to the wounds he sustained during an Israeli occupation forces' raid into the village of Burin, south of Nablus, last Monday. Medical sources at Rafidia Governmental Hospital said Mohammad Mahmoud Raja Eid, 19, died after he was shot in the chest by live occupation bullets. Eid was hit by live bullets in the chest during the confrontations in the said village, while Amr Mohammad Najjar, 10, was killed after being shot by a bullet in the head. Another youth sustained a deep wound in the head after Israeli forces severely beat him. With the killing of Eid, the number of slain Palestinians in the West Bank since the beginning of the comprehensive Israeli aggression against Palestinian people on October 7th rises to 424, according to data issued by the Ministry of Health. Source: Palestine News and Information Agency – WAFA The two representatives of the Presidential Council, 'Musa Al-Koni' and 'Abdullah Al-Lafi,' announced today, Thursday, that they welcomed any comprehensive political initiative within the framework of the United Nations mission that would enable elections to be held and end the political division as necessary to achieve stability in the country.Al-Koni and Al-Lafi's announcement came during their meeting today, Thursday, with the Special Envoy of the US President, Ambassador Richard Norland, and the Charge d'Affaires of the US Embassy in Libya, Jeremy Brent, to discuss the latest developments in the political situation in the country, ways to address the political impasse, and a number of issues of common interest.According to the Presidential Media Office, the meeting with the American envoy discussed the latest developments in the reconciliation file, which has reached advanced stages, and ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in many fields, especially economic and security, by securing the southern border s, establishing spatial development in the villages and cities of the southern regions, and working to solve the economic challenges in the country.The office quoted Ambassador Norland as confirming his country's continued support for the efforts of the Presidential Council that aim to achieve stability to reach the electoral process, and for the efforts to hold the inclusive conference during this year, as one of the guarantees of achieving lasting peace and stability in Libya. Source: Libyan News Agency