Wounded Palestinians

A live bullet wounded the young man, Anas Mohammed Ibrahim Jawarish, (20 years) from the Aida refugee camp in Bethlehem governorate, in his leg during clashes with the Israeli forces.

A young man was injured with a live bullet shrapnel in his nose and face during random shooting, which was carried out by the occupation forces in An-Nabi Saleh village, northwest of Ramallah. The occupation forces also attacked the citizen …

The Israeli soldiers attacked the peaceful march demanding to open the main street in Kufur Qaddum village in of Qalqilya governorate, after it approached to the closed street, using tear gas and stun grenades, injuring dozens of demonstrators with various …

Dozens of citizens were suffocated severely after the Israeli soldiers fired tear gas canisters on a peaceful march in Qaryout village in Nablus governorate. The soldiers intercepted hundreds of young protesters who were protesting against closing the entrance to the …

A French solidarity was injured by a bomb that hit her head, in addition to dozens of people suffered from suffocation after the occupation suppressed the peaceful march in An-Nabi Saleh village, northwest of Ramallah. Dozens of people and a …

IOF raided the city of Salfit and fired stun and gas grenades causing injuries to Alaa Ghneem 21-year-old.

IOF demolished 4 agricultural rooms in the area of Farsh al-Hawa to the west of Hebron city. Those rooms belong to Bassam Dweik, Aref Joulani and others of the family of Yazouri.

18 students were injured with suffocation due to inhaling tear gas when the Israeli soldiers launched tear gas inside their school at Tariq junction, southern region of Hebron.

The occupation forces fired several bullets towards a young man. That resulted in his injury. Israeli soldiers also closed several roads in the area after the incident and declared it as a closed military zone.

TheoOccupation forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets towards several schools in Salfit, which led to many cases of suffocation among school students.