Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Israel soldiers wound four Palestinians in West Bank


Israeli soldiers fire tear gas toward stone throwers demonstrating against the Israeli military offensive on Gaza in the village of Beit Omar, the West Bank. (File photo)



Israeli forces have wounded four Palestinians in the south of the occupied West Bank, firing rubber-coated metal bullets at them.



Palestinian medical sources reported the casualties and said several others had suffered the effects of teargas inhalation during clashes with Israeli soldiers raiding the city of al-Khalil (Hebron).


The clashes took place after dozens of soldiers raided the Bab az-Zaweya area in the center of al-Khalil.


On Monday, Israeli military forces also raided several Palestinian homes in the Nablus town of Huwwara after a settler vehicle was attacked.


Senior Fatah official Awad Najim Amin said that dozens of Israeli soldiers broke into Palestinian homes near the main road, just following the incident.


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