Nablus - Saba
A number of Palestinian citizens were injured on Saturday with suffocation after Zionist enemy forces stormed Beita town, south of Nablus.
Local sources told the Palestinian News Agency that the occupation forces stormed Beita town, and fired live bullets and poisonous gas bombs, which led to the outbreak of clashes, and the injury of a number of citizens with suffocation.
On Saturday, Israeli occupation forces stormed Qusra town, south of Nablus.
Anti-settlement activist Fouad Hassan said that the occupation forces stormed Qusra town for the second time during the day, amid heavy firing of bullets and poisonous gas bombs, which led to the outbreak of clashes.
He stated that the occupation forces stormed the family home of the freed and deported prisoner Abdulathem Haq Musa Hassan.
In the same context, Israeli occupation forces stormed on Saturday evening Abwein village, northwest of Ramallah.
Security sources told Wafa that the occupation forces stormed Abwein village and roamed its streets, without reporting any arrests.
A number of Palestinian citizens were injured on Saturday with suffocation after Zionist enemy forces stormed Beita town, south of Nablus.
Local sources told the Palestinian News Agency that the occupation forces stormed Beita town, and fired live bullets and poisonous gas bombs, which led to the outbreak of clashes, and the injury of a number of citizens with suffocation.
On Saturday, Israeli occupation forces stormed Qusra town, south of Nablus.
Anti-settlement activist Fouad Hassan said that the occupation forces stormed Qusra town for the second time during the day, amid heavy firing of bullets and poisonous gas bombs, which led to the outbreak of clashes.
He stated that the occupation forces stormed the family home of the freed and deported prisoner Abdulathem Haq Musa Hassan.
In the same context, Israeli occupation forces stormed on Saturday evening Abwein village, northwest of Ramallah.
Security sources told Wafa that the occupation forces stormed Abwein village and roamed its streets, without reporting any arrests.