Daily Violations

Bethlehem: Israeli army set up a flying checkpoints at the entrance to Dar Salah village, east of Bethlehem, on the junction connecting Hebron and Beit Sahour, east of Bethlehem.

Bethlehem: Dozens of demonstrators were injured yesterday, when the occupation forces suppressed Al-Ma’sarah weekly march in Bethlehem, which prevented the occupation forces stationed at the entrance to the village from accessing to the confiscated lands and the marchers, they also …

Hebron: The settlers in the old city of Hebron increased their attacks on the populations, and one of them sprayed pepper gas at citizens.

Hebron: Occupation forces stormed Hebron city, south of the West Bank, and tightened its arbitrary procedures, sources said that the occupation forces stormed the city and tightened its presence in different neighborhoods in the city, and raided a house belonging …

Ramallah: Dozens of citizens and foreign peace activists injured with suffocation by tear gas, on Friday afternoon, when the occupation forces suppressed Ni’lin march weekly, north-west of Ramallah and Al-Bireh. Ramallah: A number of Palestinians and foreign activists were injured …

Qalqilia: Occupation forces arrested a young man, Abdullah Khalid Beida (22 years), from Jayyous village in Qalqilia, at Al-Jalama military checkpoint north of Jenin.

Hebron: IOF arrested the two brothers Harbi and Ahmad Yousef Da’ajneh from the town of Yatta near Hebron. Nablus: IOF arrested Mofdi Mohammad Sholi and Bassam Mesbah from the town of Aseera al-Shamaleyah near Nablus. Jenin: IOF raided the Jenin …

Jerusalem: The child Yahya Sami Amodi 8-year-old was shot by a rubber bullet during confrontations with IOF in the Shu’fat refugee camp. Ramallah: A Palestinian youth was shot by a rubber bullet and 5 were detained by Israeli soldiers who …

Nablus: IOF closed the entrances of Bouren town to the south of Nablus and announced it a closed military area.

Bethlehem: Israeli bulldozers swept away 40-dunum lands located in the town of Housan near Bethlehem, owned by the two families of Hamarah and Sabateen.