Confrontations broke out between Israeli occupation army forces and young Palestinians in the town of Kafr Qaddum, east of the city of Qalqilya in the West Bank, while the people of Tulkarm Governorate mourned the body of the martyr Karim Amir, who was martyred by bullets from the occupation army during its storming of the town of Balaa last night.
Following the weekly demonstration against settlement and denouncing the crimes of the Israeli occupation in the Palestinian territories and the Gaza Strip, confrontations broke out between Israeli occupation army forces and Palestinian youth.
The occupation forces used tear gas bombs and fired live bullets at the demonstrators to disperse them. Palestinian medical sources reported that a young man was injured by Israeli occupation forces’ bullets in the city of Qalqilya, in the northern West Bank.
The occupation forces stormed the city from its southern and eastern axes, reinforced with a number of military vehicles, which led to the outbreak of confrontations between Palestinian youths and the occupation forces, which resulted in the injury of a young man.
In Tulkarm Governorate, people mourned the body of the martyr Karim Amir, who was martyred by Israeli occupation bullets during the storming last night of the town of Balaa, east of the city.
The funeral procession started from the government “Martyr Thabet Hospital” in the city of Tulkarm, and traveled through the streets of the city, and the mourners chanted slogans denouncing the ongoing crimes of the occupation against the Palestinian people.
Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation authorities closed the entrances to the town of Sinjel, north of the city of Ramallah in the West Bank, and kept one of them open while installing an iron gate.
Settlement resistance institutions reported that this morning, occupation army bulldozers re-closed the main and secondary roads leading to the town, for the third time in weeks.
The occupation army kept the iron gate that it controlled closed, obstructing the movement of citizens to enter and exit the town.
