IOF Drone Downed Near Nablus
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Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported that an IOF drone dropping tear gas on demonstrators was downed in Mount Sbeih near Nablus.
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An IOF drone Palestinians downed in Mount Sbeih, Nablus, October 1, 2021 (Social Media).
Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported that Palestinians downed an IOF drone dropping tear gas on demonstrators in Mount Sbeih, near Nablus. He outlined that the demonstrators smashed the drone after downing it.
شبان يسقطون طائرة مسيرة إسرائيلية أثناء إلقائها قنابل الغاز على المتظاهرين في جبل صبيح ببلدة بيتا جنوب نابلس. pic.twitter.com/ERCrNMATtH
— فلسطين الآن (@paltimes2015) October 1, 2021
The video shows the demonstrators destroying the drone following its seizure.
The IOF was seen suppressing a march in Bayt Dajan. As a result of the suppression, 5 Palestinian civilians were injured after the occupation forces shot them with rubber-coated steel bullets.
Ahmed Jibril, director of emergency in the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, announced that the 5 civilians were injured after the IOF shot them with rubber-coated steel bullets, adding that two of them were transferred to a hospital in Nablus.
The Wall Resistance Commission and several other Palestinian organizations had called for the march that saw Palestinians taking to the streets of Nablus after the Friday prayers. The demonstrators headed toward the eastern region in protest of the occupation's establishment of a settlement outpost there.
A week ago, several Palestinians were injured during confrontations with the IOF, as rubber bullets and tear gas were used against them. The Palestine Red Crescent Society announced that its workers dealt with several severe injuries.
As the occupation started working on the establishment of the Givat Eviatar settlement outpost on the Palestinian land of Mount Sbeih, the village's residents embarked on a series of activities and measures whose aim was curbing the Israeli activity and expel the settlers. The said activities started out as weekly confrontations, and later on, they became nightly confrontations known as 'night confusion' activities, which achieved tangible results.
