Israeli occupation wounds, arrests protestors in Al-Naqab
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Al Mayadeen correspondent reports that the Israeli occupation forces attempt to disperse and suppress demonstrators against the bulldozing of their land in Al-Naqab using wastewater, tear gas, and rubber bullets.
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Protests in Al-Naqab, occupied Palestine over the Israeli occupation's bulldozing of Palestinian land
The Israeli occupation suppressed and attempted to disperse Palestinian protests against the bulldozing of indigenous lands in Al-Naqab through violent means, such as using stun grenades, tear gas, rubber bullets, and water cannons, Al Mayadeen correspondent reported Thursday.
Al Mayadeen Correspondent: Israeli occupation forces used waste water and tear gas to disperse the demonstration in #Naqab.#SaveNaqab #Palestine https://t.co/LnP2SEBgSv
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) January 13, 2022
"The Israeli occupation forces are attempting to disperse and suppress demonstrators against the bulldozing of land in Al-Naqab through using wastewater, tear gas, and rubber bullets," our correspondent added.
مراسلة #الميادين: إصابات واعتقالات في صفوف الفلسطينيين المشاركين في تظاهرة #النقب.#فلسطين pic.twitter.com/aho48s9OEA
— قناة الميادين (@AlMayadeenNews) January 13, 2022
"The occupation's aircraft is flying at a low altitude over the area where the demonstrations are held with thousands of Palestinians still on the streets," she reported.
إستمرار القاء الرصاص المطاطي والغاز المسيل للدموع تجاه المتظاهرين رغم تفرقهم وابتعادهم عن الشارع الرئيسي.#انقذوا_النقب#SaveNaqab#savealnaqab#savenegev pic.twitter.com/91t5XV7pBW
— أمينة خان|❤️🇵🇸Free Palestine (@___aminakhan___) January 13, 2022
Protests in Al-Naqab were renewed on the evening of Wednesday after Israeli bulldozers started destroying infrastructure earlier in the day. Israeli machines bulldozed lands belonging to the Al-Atrash family, near the village of Sa'wah in Al-Naqab.
The destruction took place under the massive protection of Israeli occupation forces. The atmosphere was tense as attacks and prolonged campaigns of arrests swept the region: 46 people were arrested in two days.
Protestors used burning tires to block major intersections on the outskirts of Tel Al-Sabaa Shaqib Al-Salam, and Rahat, demanding the release of the detainees and the cessation of bulldozing operations targeting Al-Naqab area, east Tel Al-Sabaa.
The Israeli occupation's machinery had broken into Saawa village and bulldozed part of its lands in preparation for a takeover after Palestinians confronted them.
Israeli occupation official in charge of the settlement process in Al-Naqab had announced the "cessation of afforestation" in the region.
