QALQILIA September 03. 2024 (Saba) - Palestinian youth was injured by live bullets on Tuesday when the Zionist forces stormed into Qalqilia city.
According to the Palestinian agency WAFA, the Palestinian Red Crescent said that a 28-year-old man was injured by live bullets in the groin area during the occupation's storming of the "cemetery" area near Abu Ali Iyad Square in the city and was transferred to Darwish Nazal government hospital, where his injury was described as moderate.
The Israeli occupation forces also installed, on Tuesday, surveillance cameras in the "crow's nest" area, east of Beit Sahour, east of Bethlehem.
According to security sources, the occupation forces have installed a number of surveillance cameras in the "nest of crows" area, specifically near the main entrance to Beit Sahour, which is constantly closed by the occupation and connects the governorates of Bethlehem and Alkhaleel.
It is noteworthy that the occupation forces have stepped up their military measures in the vicinity of the entrance to "Crow's Nest" since the seventh of October, the most prominent of which was the determination of exit and entry through this entrance at specific hours.
According to the Palestinian agency WAFA, the Palestinian Red Crescent said that a 28-year-old man was injured by live bullets in the groin area during the occupation's storming of the "cemetery" area near Abu Ali Iyad Square in the city and was transferred to Darwish Nazal government hospital, where his injury was described as moderate.
The Israeli occupation forces also installed, on Tuesday, surveillance cameras in the "crow's nest" area, east of Beit Sahour, east of Bethlehem.
According to security sources, the occupation forces have installed a number of surveillance cameras in the "nest of crows" area, specifically near the main entrance to Beit Sahour, which is constantly closed by the occupation and connects the governorates of Bethlehem and Alkhaleel.
It is noteworthy that the occupation forces have stepped up their military measures in the vicinity of the entrance to "Crow's Nest" since the seventh of October, the most prominent of which was the determination of exit and entry through this entrance at specific hours.