Israeli bus comes under fire in Huwara, south of Nablus
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Israeli media say the bus was hit with at least eight bullets.
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The Israeli-owned bus that came under fire in Huwara (Social media)
Israeli media reported that an Israeli-owned bus transporting illegal Israeli settlers came under fire in Huwara, south of Nablusو in the occupied West Bank, claiming that no injuries were reported.
The Times of "Israel" cited medics as saying that "the bus was hit with at least eight bullets."
A statement by the Israeli occupation army confirmed that a shooting operation targeted an Israeli bus near the village of Huwara, which resulted in damage but no injuries.
عملية فدائية نفّذها مقاومون فلسطينيون، بالقرب من بلدة حوارة في نابلس، استهدفوا فيها حافلة مُصفّحة للمستوطنين.
— صالح أبو عزة (@salehabuizzah) July 24, 2023
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The statement added that occupation forces are, in the meantime, blocking roads and combing the area, in search of the shooters.
Local Palestinian sources reported that Israeli occupation forces were deployed in the shooting scene, as they blocked Huwara Street, as well as Huwara and Za'tara checkpoints, south of Nablus, and forced shop owners to shut their businesses.
In a separate context, Israeli occupation forces fired gas bombs at Palestinians at the Beit Furik checkpoint, east of occupied Nablus.
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