When protesting Israeli occupation forces’ actions in “Nablus” and “Ramallah,” which resulted in the deaths of six Palestinians, four Palestinians were shot by live ammunition in separate West Bank encounters with Israeli occupation troops.
According to Palestinian security and medical sources, clashes that broke out at the northern gate to the city of Al-Bireh, which is located nearby to Ramallah, resulted in a young man being shot by Israeli occupation forces with live ammunition.
Three other Palestinians were wounded by live bullets, during confrontations in the town of Azzun, east of Qalqilya Governorate, northwest of the West Bank, and another young man also wounded live bullets during confrontations with the occupation in the “Aida” camp in Bethlehem Governorate, to the south of occupied Jerusalem.
According to sources in Jerusalem, the occupation detained three young guys in the old town.
In the “Shuafat” camp, northeast of occupied Jerusalem, fights broke out between young men in Jerusalem and the occupying soldiers.
Local sources claimed that no injuries were reported as a result of the occupying troops’ use of rubber-coated metal bullets and tear gas on the Jerusalemites.
The Israeli forces also attacked a home in the town of “Al-Tor,” which is located east of occupied Jerusalem.
During clashes between the Palestinians and the occupation in the West Bank, there were injuries from live bullets.
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