Occupation forces storm the archaeological area in Sebastia

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Occupied Jerusalem (ST): The Israeli occupation forces stormed the archaeological area in the town of Sebastia, north of Nablus in the West Bank.

 

Wafa news agency reported that the occupation forces stormed the archaeological site in the town, amid heavy shooting at the Palestinians. The town is subjected to frequent incursions by the occupation forces and settlers, especially the archaeological area, in an attempt to displace Palestinians from it and Judaize it.

Meanwhile,  Israeli settlers stormed the town of Silwan, north of occupied Jerusalem, and attacked Palestinian property.

Wafa news agency reported that dozens of settlers, under the protection of the occupation forces, stormed Bir Ayoub neighborhood in Silwan town and attacked Palestinian property.Extremist settlers also attacked Palestinian vehicles on the road between Jenin and Nablus, causing damage to a number of them. 

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