Palestinians confront Israeli occupation forces in Nablus
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Following IOF and settlers’ incursions in the Tomb of Joseph area, east of Nablus, Palestinian youths stand up to the Israeli aggression.
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Palestinian youths set an Israeli settlers' bus on fire in Nablus
Palestinian Resistance fighters opened fire on Israeli occupation forces near Joseph's Tomb region, east of Nablus, after a group of Israeli settlers’ buses stormed the area.
تغطية صحفية: "مشاهد من المواجهات في محيط منطقة قبر يوسف شرق نابلس عقب اقتحام المستوطنين بحماية مشددة من قوات الاحتلال". pic.twitter.com/AsRqfXyjux
— شبكة قدس الإخبارية (@qudsn) May 9, 2022
Palestinians confronted the invaders, set rubber tires on fire, threw stones and burning bottles at the occupation forces’ vehicles, and set a settlers’ bus on fire.
تغطية صحفية: "صور من المواجهات المندلعة بين الشبان وقوات الاحتلال بالمنطقة الشرقية في نابلس". pic.twitter.com/ioRkuFcHCw
— شبكة قدس الإخبارية (@qudsn) May 9, 2022
The incursion led to the injury of a number of Palestinians with rubber bullets. Others suffered from suffocation, as the occupation forces fired tear gas canisters, sound bombs, and rubber-coated metal bullets at them.
The Palestinian Red Crescent reported one injury in the abdomen by live bullets, 13 injuries by rubber bullets, and 17 injuries by gas suffocation as Palestinians stood up to the storming of the occupation forces and settlers in the Joseph's Tomb area, east of Nablus.
#شاهد| ضابط إسعاف فلسطيني يتحدث عن مجمل الإصابات خلال المواجهات المندلعة بالمنطقة الشرقية لمدينة نابلس. pic.twitter.com/dXZgQXaqV0
— غزة برس-Gaza Press (@Gazapres) May 10, 2022
Yesterday, Israeli occupation forces launched a demolition campaign targeting the homes of Palestinian civilians in the occupied West Bank.
Local sources reported that occupation bulldozers demolished a cement house still under construction east of the city of Tubas, under the pretense that it is unlicensed.
Israeli occupation bulldozers also demolished two houses under construction in Beit Dajan, east of Nablus, and injured a number of civilians in the process.
Beit Dajan Town Council Chairman, Toufiq Al-Hajj Mohammad, said Israeli occupation forces stormed the town's southeast, accompanied by a number of bulldozers, and demolished two two-story houses under the pretense of building in a differently classified zone.
