Ramallah - Saba:
The Palestine Information Center "Ma'ati" has documented 36 resistance operations against the Zionist enemy soldiers and Zionist settlers in the occupied West Bank, during the past 24 hours.
"Ma'ati" said in a statement Wednesday these operations included a shooting operation and an armed clash, four operations to detonate explosive devices, and eight operations to confront settler attacks and destroy their vehicle.
The resistance operations also included the outbreak of confrontations and throwing stones in 19 scattered points in the West Bank, throwing Molotov cocktails and firecrackers, and two demonstrations.
In the details, "Ma'ati" said the residents of the town of Hizma in occupied al-Quds confronted an attack by settlers, and confrontations erupted with the enemy forces in the town of Beit Anan.
In Jenin, clashes erupted with the enemy forces in the town of Zabuba, during which explosive devices were thrown. The residents of the town of "Jinsafut" near Qalqilya confronted an attack by settlers and threw stones at them. Clashes also erupted with the enemy forces in the city center.
In Nablus, the residents confronted an attack by settlers from the Yitzhar settlement. The attackers youth also confronted the settlers' attack on the town of Hawara, while the city and the towns of Sebastia, al-Badhan and Beit Furik witnessed clashes with the enemy forces.
Residents engaged in armed clashes with the enemy forces during their storming of the Tulkarm camp, and detonated three explosive devices in enemy vehicles.
Palestinian citizens in Salfit, the town of Haris and the town of al-Jiftlik in Jericho also confronted an attack by settler groups, and destroyed one of their vehicles.
In Bethlehem, in the southern West Bank, citizens confronted an attack by settlers in the town of al-Khader, and the towns of Tuqu' and al-Rashaydah witnessed confrontations with enemy soldiers, and the confrontations with enemy forces extended to the towns of Idhna and Beit Ula and al-Fawar camp in Hebron.
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