Palestinian health officials said Tuesday that a Palestinian teenager was killed in clashed with Israeli forces overnight.
Palestinians said the 15-year-old was killed in the Deheisheh refugee camp outside Bethlehem. The teen was identified as Adam Essam Shaker Ayyad, a resident of the camp.
The military said they opened fire after having stones, objects and firebombs hurled at them during a raid to apprehend a terror suspect.
Troops also mapped the home of Islam Faroh, suspected of planting two bombs in Jerusalem last November, ahead of a possible demolition.
Two Israelis were killed in the bombings. Aryeh Shechopek, a 16-year-old student, died at the scene of the explosion. Another victim, 50-year-old Tadasa Tashume Ben Ma'ada, passed away from his wounds in Shaare Zedek Medical Center three days later.
Faroh, a resident of a neighborhood in east Jerusalem, was described by the Israeli authorities as a lone attacker driven by ideology akin to that of Islamic State, and was arrested last week after a prolonged manhunt.
The IDF said their mapping was in preparation of a demolition of the building, should authorities decide to take such action.