Scores of suffocation cases caused by Israeli repression of weekly anti-settlement demonstrations

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Occupied Jerusalem (ST): Scores of Palestinians suffered from suffocation today as a result of the Israeli repression of the weekly anti-settlement demonstration in Kafr Qaddoum village which demands the opening of the street of the village that has been closed for 17 years to the east of Qalqilyeh in the West Bank.

WAFA news agency said that the occupation troops broke into the village and used live ammunition and gas bombs against the demonstration causing and wounding of 18 Palestinians.

The occupation troops also attacked the participants in the weekly demonstration staged in the village of Beit Dijin to the east of Nablus causing scores of suffocation cases.

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