Two Palestinians were injured by Israeli occupation forces' bullets, suffocation cases occurred, and another by settlers' bullets in the occupied West Bank, today, Friday.

In the Arroub camp, north of Hebron, dozens of citizens suffocated this evening during confrontations with the occupation forces.

In detail, the occupation forces fired live bullets, stun grenades, and poison gas towards citizens, resulting in dozens suffering from suffocation.

In the town of Ya'bad, southwest of Jenin, a 12-year-old child was injured by bullet fragments in his head this evening, while he was inside his house, as a result of the occupation forces firing heavy bullets at homes after they stormed the town.

The occupation forces raided several neighborhoods in the town, leading to the outbreak of confrontations during which the occupation soldiers fired live bullets, stun grenades, and toxic tear gas.

They also stormed the village of Tura and the vicinity of the towns of Arraba and Ya'bad, where citizens suffocated as a result of inhaling toxic tear gas fired by the occupation forces during their storming of the village of Tura.

In the town of Surif, northwest of Hebron, a young man was injured by settlers’ bullets from the “Beit Ain” settlement established on citizens’ lands northwest of Hebron.

The settlers, protected by the occupation forces, fired live bullets at the citizens, resulting in the injury of a young man with live bullets in the foot.

The “Yellow” settlers, established on the lands of Khirbet al-Qanub, east of the town of Sa’ir, north of Hebron, also attacked the property of a citizen east of the town of Shuyoukh, wreaking havoc on it and destroying his agricultural equipment and a “caravan” that he uses as a storeroom for his agricultural equipment.

In the village of Madama, south of Nablus, a number of citizens suffered from suffocation during confrontations with the occupation forces.

The details stated that large forces of the occupation army stormed the village and randomly fired live bullets at homes and poisonous tear gas bombs, which led to a number of citizens suffocating.

The occupation forces surrounded the citizens in the village mosque during the afternoon prayer and Beit Ghazza in the village council hall, and fired gas bombs and sound bombs at them, which resulted in the hall’s windows being shattered.