Forty-six Palestinians were injured in clashes with Israeli forces on Friday during demonstrations in solidarity with the Gaza Strip/Photo: alalam.ir (archive)
Forty-six Palestinians were injured in clashes with Israeli forces on Friday during demonstrations in solidarity with the Gaza Strip.
Palestinian also cut electricity lines to settlements to the west of Ramallah on Saturday, causing power outages. Power to the to seven settlements was only restored in the early evening hours.
Nine Palestinians were injured with rubber-coated steel bullets, and several were injured as a result of suffocation by tear gas grenades during Friday clashes near the Israeli prison of Ofer, west of Ramallah.
Palestinian demonstrators headed toward Ofer in a march after Friday prayers, and clashes erupted as soon as they approached the area as Israeli forces fired tear gas grenades at the march.
Thirty Palestinians suffered from excessive tear gas inhalation during clashes with Israeli forces in the village of Biddu, northwest of Jerusalem.
Islamic and nationalist parties arranged a joint march after Friday prayers that set off toward the Israeli settlement of Har Adar located near Har Adar, but Israeli forces fired tear gas grenades at marches as they approached the area.
They also opened fire with live ammunition, injuring dozens.
Three Palestinians were injured with live ammunition during clashes in the village of Budrus, west of Ramallah.
Clashes with Israeli forces also broke out in Nilin, west of Ramallah, where a Palestinian was injured after being shot with live ammunition. Four others were injured by rubber-coated steel bullets, and dozens from tear gas.
Several Palestinians were shot and injured Saturday with rubber-coated steel bullets, while one was shot with a live ammunition and dozens others suffocated during confrontations that erupted with Israeli forces across the southern West Bank district of Hebron.
Confrontations erupted in the city of Hebron, in the al-Arroub refugee camp and in Beit Ummar.
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