Bethlehem - Saba:
Dozens of Palestinian students suffered from suffocation on Tuesday after the Zionist enemy forces stormed the town of Al-Khader, south of Bethlehem.
The Palestinian Media Center quoted local sources as saying that the enemy forces stormed Al-Khader and were stationed in the "Al-Tall" and "Al-Baraka" areas of the old town, and fired tear gas and sound bombs at the students, which led to a number of them suffering from suffocation, amidst confrontations.
For its part, the Education Directorate confirmed that the enemy forces stormed the vicinity of Al-Khader Girls' Elementary School, and detained the teacher Fatima Daadou for some time, and seized her cell phone, and fired tear gas and sound bombs in the air, while brandishing weapons in the face of the school principal Sanaa Zaboun.
These forces also detained the students inside the classrooms, and prevented them from leaving, which created a state of panic and terror.
Local sources reported that the enemy forces have been continuing their daily attacks on Al-Khader students for some time, by firing tear gas and sound bombs, detaining a number of them and subjecting them to investigation, and pursuing others in the neighborhoods and streets, with the aim of disrupting the educational process.