Occupation forces attack Palestinian farmers in Gaza Strip
Occupied Al-Quds, (ST) – On Tuesday, the Israeli occupation forces renewed their attacks on Palestinian farmers in the besieged Gaza Strip.
Wafa News Agency reported that, the Israeli occupation forces opened fire with automatic weapons at Palestinian farmers east of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip and the town of Qarara in the south, forcing them to leave their lands.
Yesterday, the occupation forces attacked Palestinian farmers in the east of the town of Khuza’a in Khan Yunis in the south of the Gaza Strip and east of Al-Maghazi in the middle.
Israeli occupation’s mechanisms also stormed into the town of Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip and razed areas of Palestinian lands.
Israeli occupation forces detain 11 Palestinians from occupied West Bank
On the other hand last night in Ramallah, the Israeli forces detained at least 11 Palestinians from the West Bank, according to Wafa News Agency.
They said that Israeli occupation forces rounded up a Palestinian who purportedly rammed his car into an armored military vehicle during a home demolition raid in Silat ad-Dhahr town, northwest of Jenin.
Heavily-armed soldiers barged their way into the northern occupied West Bank city of Nablus, and detained another after storming into his family house.
They also rounded up another from Rujeib town, east of Nablus, and ransacked his house, turning it upside down.
In occupied Al-Quds, the Israeli occupation police rounded up three teens from the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, as confirmed by the Wadi Hilweh Information Center.
Israeli occupation forces conducted a similar raid in Biddu town, northeast of Al-Quds (Jerusalem), where they detained four others and searched their houses, tampering with their contents.
The sources confirmed a similar raid in the nearby towns of Qatanna and Beit ‘Anan, resulting in the detention of two others, including a former prisoner who was released several hours afterwards.
On Monday evening, a Palestinian was detained after being stopped at a checkpoint at the entrance of Shufa village, southeast of Tulkarm. The detainee was identified as a resident of the northern West Bank city.
This came as soldiers detained an 11-year-old boy during confrontations in Aida refugee camp, north of Bethlehem.
Raghda Sawas