Ramallah - Saba:
The Palestine Information Center (Ma'ati) reported last night that 15 resistance acts were recorded in the West Bank, including Quds, in the space of 24 hours.
Ma'ati explained in a report that the resistance acts varied between armed clashes and the outbreak of confrontations, in addition to confronting settlers.
Ma'ati referred to the armed clash that freed prisoner Bara' Maskawi engaged in after he was besieged in a house in the city of Qalqilya, and was subsequently martyred.
Ma'ati mentioned the attempted car-ramming near the Za'im checkpoint in occupied Quds, which resulted in the martyrdom of a freed prisoner.
He also reported that resistance fighters detonated an explosive device during the enemy forces' raid on the Al-Ghaqr area near the town of Al-Yamoun in Jenin.
He explained that young men confronted the settlers' incursion into the town of Hizma, north of Quds, and threw stones at them.
Moati noted that clashes erupted between young men and occupation forces in several areas: Silwad and Deir Abu Mash'al in Ramallah; Jenin and its refugee camp; Tulkarm and its two refugee camps; the town of Attil in the same city; Beit Fajjar in Bethlehem; and Beit Ummar and Kharas in Hebron.