Israeli forces injure dozens of Palestinians in protest against settlements near Nablus
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At least 46 Palestinian protesters were injured today when the Israeli occupation forces attacked two anti-settlement protests in the villages of Beita and Beit Dajan in the occupied West Bank Nablus province, according to medical sources.
A spokesman for the Palestinian Red Crescent (PRC) in Nablus said five Palestinian protesters were wounded by Israeli rubber bullets during the demonstration in Beita, while three others were injured falling to the ground as they walked away. they were pursued by Israeli soldiers in the village. Dozens of protesters were also suffocated by inhaling tear gas.
Pictures | Israeli forces destroy roads leading to Jabal Sabih in Beita https://t.co/8sSDMWehek
– Joe Catron (@jncatron) September 17, 2021
In the village of Beit Dajan, two demonstrators were injured by rubber-coated bullets fired at them by Israeli occupation soldiers, while many others were suffocated by tear gas inhalation.
For more than six months, the village of Beita has been the scene of almost daily protests against Israel’s construction of an illegal settlement outpost near the village, called Evaytar.
At the end of the video, when asked where he was shot, the answer came “In his head”. I recently casually visited the village of Beita in occupied Palestine and as you can see even when they arrived they were defending the mountain from IOF and illegal Israeli settlers. pic.twitter.com/ZZgCgcfmgY
– Farah Nabulsi (@farah_nabulsi) September 16, 2021
Although the Israeli occupation authorities evacuated settlers who resided in the outpost for nearly two months, Israel has kept the site under its control and does not allow Palestinians access to their lands.
At least six Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire during ongoing protests in Beita in recent months.
(Chronicle of Palestine, WAFA, Social networks)
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