Nablus - Saba:
On Monday, Israeli forces entered the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, resulting in confrontations with Palestinian residents.
Local sources reported to the Palestinian news agency Wafa that occupation forces entered the town, resulting in clashes. During these confrontations, the soldiers deployed stun grenades and tear gas against the residents, although no injuries were reported.
Today, Monday, Israeli occupation forces entered the Bab Al-Zawiya area in central Al-Khalil and shut down shops.
WAFA reported that the Israeli occupation forces stormed the city center and closed dozens of shops in Bab al-Zawiya, the commercial center of Al-Khalil, the road leading to the central market in Al-Khalil "Beersheba Street", and the parking lot of public vehicles under the pretext of allowing settlers to visit an archaeological site on the street, which they call "the tomb of Etnael Ben Qinez".
On Monday, Israeli forces entered the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, resulting in confrontations with Palestinian residents.
Local sources reported to the Palestinian news agency Wafa that occupation forces entered the town, resulting in clashes. During these confrontations, the soldiers deployed stun grenades and tear gas against the residents, although no injuries were reported.
Today, Monday, Israeli occupation forces entered the Bab Al-Zawiya area in central Al-Khalil and shut down shops.
WAFA reported that the Israeli occupation forces stormed the city center and closed dozens of shops in Bab al-Zawiya, the commercial center of Al-Khalil, the road leading to the central market in Al-Khalil "Beersheba Street", and the parking lot of public vehicles under the pretext of allowing settlers to visit an archaeological site on the street, which they call "the tomb of Etnael Ben Qinez".