Two Palestinian men were shot dead during clashes with the Israeli army in the Jenin refugee camp in the north of the occupied West Bank, Palestinian medical and security sources said.

Sa’ad Salah, 21 was shot in the head and killed on the spot, according to a source in a Jenin hospital, while 17 year old Aws Salameh succumbed to his wounds at the hospital early on Wednesday.

They were the 38th and 39th Palestinians to be killed by Israeli forces this year.

Salah’s uncle told local media that the Israeli army “executed him in cold blood”.

Mujahid al-Saadi, a journalist and resident of Jenin refugee camp, said that after shooting Salah in the head, Israeli soldiers then fired ten bullets in his chest.

“The army was in the city of Jenin arresting a number of Palestinians – most of whom were former prisoners – before they raided the camp,” al-Saadi said.

No arrests were made in the camp, he added.

A third Palestinian was shot in the leg and is in moderate condition.