RAMALLAH (Dispatches) -- Israeli forces shot dead a 14-year-old Palestinian boy in the occupied West Bank, struck multiple towns across southern Lebanon, and mounted a fresh incursion into southern Syria on Tuesday.
In the West Bank village of Burqa, northwest of Nablus, Israeli troops raided the area late Monday and opened fire on residents, killing Moataz Iyad Daghlas, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. 
A 17-year-old was shot in the abdomen and pelvis, and a 19-year-old was wounded in the hand. 
The Palestine Red Crescent Society said Israeli forces blocked ambulance crews from reaching the fatally wounded teenager and detained three volunteer medics who were responding to the clashes. 
In Lebanon, Israeli warplanes and artillery struck several towns in the south late Monday and into Tuesday, in continued violations of the disgraceful ceasefire agreement signed in Washington by the Lebanese the government. 
Airstrikes hit Kfar Tebnit, Markaba and Toulousa, while artillery shelled the outskirts of Mayfadoun, Haddatha and Haris. Israeli fighter jets were reported over southern Lebanon during the strikes.
Since March, Israeli attacks have killed and injured thousands and displaced around 1.5 million people despite the ceasefire, according to Lebanese officials.
In Syria, Israeli forces established a military checkpoint at the entrance to the town of Jabata al-Khashab in rural Quneitra on Tuesday, searching passersby in a new incursion. 
The raid followed a similar incursion on Monday, when Israeli troops set up a checkpoint on the Rasem al-Halabi junction road. On Monday, Israeli forces also opened fire toward journalists documenting violations in the area, without causing injuries, prompting condemnation from the Syrian Arab News Agency as a “flagrant violation of press freedom”.