Occupation Forces Arrest 10 Palestinians in West Bank
Occupation Forces Arrest 10 Palestinians in West Bank
Ramallah - ArabToday
Israeli occupation forces arrested ten Palestinians from various areas in the West Bank.
The occupation forces stormed al-Amari refugee camp in Ramallah's city center at dawn Tuesday. The intrusion continued till the early morning hours amid violent confrontations that erupted between Palestinian youths and the occupation forces.
Israeli soldiers fired live ammunition, rubber bullets, tear gas and sound bombs towards the Palestinians, while the Palestinians threw stones, fireworks and burning glass bottles toward the occupation forces. Cases of suffocation among the Palestinians due to inhaling toxic gas were reported.
In the same context, Israeli military vehicles stormed the village of Tal, west of Nablus, and Israeli soldiers investigated a number of houses. Confrontations erupted in the place where the Israeli soldiers fired live bullets, tear gas, sound bombs toward the Palestinians.
Source: QNA
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