45 Palestinians injured in clashes with Israeli occupation forces

At least 21 Palestinians were injured today by the Israeli occupation army during the weekly protests against colonial Israeli settlement activities in the village of Kafr Qaddum and Beit Dajan in the occupied West Bank, WAFA News Agency Reported, citing local sources.

In Beit Dajan village, in Nablus province, Israeli occupation soldiers fired rubber-coated rounds and stun grenades at the anti-colonization protesters, injuring at least 12 of them and causing many cases of suffocation from teargas inhalation. All of the wounded were treated at the scene by local medics.

In the village of Kafr Qaddum, in Qalqilia province, five Palestinians were injured from Israeli rubber-coated rounds during clashes with the Israeli occupation army in the village. Other cases of suffocation from teargas inhalation were also reported.

Meantime in Hebron, south of the occupied West Bank, two Palestinians were injured by Israeli occupation soldiers and others sustained suffocation from teargas during clashes in the neighborhood of Bab al-Zawiya in the city. The two wounded were moved to hospital for medical treatment.

On Friday, 19 people were injured in clashes with the Israeli enemy in the village of Beta, south of Nablus, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported.

E.M