IOF arrest children in West Bank, dozens injured in confrontations
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Israeli occupation forces storm a number of Palestinian towns, and the Palestinian Red Crescent reports 48 injuries during confrontations in Nablus.
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IOF forces in Al-Khalil (Archive)
In continuation of their brutal policies, Israeli occupation forces arrested a number of children in the village of Faqou'a, northeast of Jenin.
مصادر محلية: "مــواجــهــات عنــيــفة بين الشبان وقوات الاحتلال في قرية مادما جنوب نابلس مساء اليوم". pic.twitter.com/qKwfoWsMop
— شبكة فلسطين للحوار (@paldf) December 16, 2022
Similarly, a youth was wounded by IOF gunfire near "Ofer" military camp in Ramallah, while Palestinian youths confronted occupation soldiers west of the city.
In northern Al-Khalil, a number of Palestinian youths threw Molotov cocktails at a tower of the Israeli occupation at the entrance to the town of Beit Amer.
In Nablus, occupation forces stormed the villages of Tal and Madama, resulting in the outbreak of confrontations.
مصادر محلية: "مــواجــهــات عنــيــفة بين الشبان وقوات الاحتلال في قرية مادما جنوب نابلس مساء اليوم". pic.twitter.com/qKwfoWsMop
— شبكة فلسطين للحوار (@paldf) December 16, 2022
The Palestine Red Crescent reported that 48 Palestinians were injured during confrontations with Israeli occupation forces in the villages of Beit Dajan, Madama, and Osrin in the Nablus district.
Local sources confirmed that the Israeli occupation forces fired bullets, stun grenades, and tear gas at the weekly march held in Beit Dajan against illegal settlement operations east of Nablus.
On his part, Palestinian activist Mourad Shteiwi said occupation soldiers fired tear gas bombs massively at participants during a weekly march in Qalqilya, which resulted in dozens of severe suffocation cases, including children, who were treated on spot.
It is noteworthy that on Friday, the head of the Israeli occupation Settlement Council in the northern occupied West Bank, Yossi Dagan, called on the occupation forces to launch a military offensive against Palestinians in Nablus.
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