Israeli occupation demolishes a Palestinian house in Al-Khalil, opens fire on Palestinians in Jericho

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The Israeli occupation forces on Wednesday stormed into the town of Shabraqa, west of Al-Khlail city in the West Bank, and demolished the house of a Palestinian with the aim of expanding settlement operations, WAFA News Agency reported.

Earlier on Wednesday, the occupation also demolished an agricultural facility, east of Qalqilya in the West Bank.

Meantime, the Israeli occupation opened fire on Palestinians in the West Bank city of Jericho, injuring  two.

WAFA  said that the occupation forces stormed into Ein Al-Sultan camp in the city and fired bullets and tear gas canisters on the Palestinians. Two Palestinians were injured in the attack and tens others suffered from suffocation because of tear gas.

 Dozens of Palestinians were also injured today as a result of the occupation’s crackdown on  demonstrators protesting against the occupation’s continuous crimes in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Hamda Mustafa     

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