Five Palestinians were injured, and the condition of three, including a child, was described as serious, and a young man was arrested during the Israeli occupation forces’ storming of the city of Al-Bireh. This Friday evening.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health stated that 5 injuries from occupation bullets arrived at the Palestine Medical Complex from Al-Amari Camp, including 3 serious injuries.

The Red Crescent reported that its crews transported a critically injured child (12 years old) who was shot in the abdomen by the occupation forces during their storming of the vicinity of Al-Amari camp, south of Al-Bireh city.

It was reported that the occupation forces arrested a young man during their storming of the city.

In addition, settlers attacked Palestinian vehicles near the towns of Huwwara and Burin with stones, which led to the smashing of the windows of two vehicles.

The occupation forces stormed the town of Idna, west of Hebron, and raided the home of a freed prisoner after his release yesterday after spending 19 months in the occupation prisons.

In detail, the occupation forces stormed the town and deployed on the roads and in the vicinity of citizens’ homes. They raided the home of the freed prisoner, Muhammad Hatem Bashir, and destroyed the contents of the place that the family had set up in the vicinity of the house to receive those congratulating him on his release, and forced those present to leave.

The occupation forces arrested two young men from the town of Sinjil, north of Ramallah, simultaneously with the closure of the entrances to the town.

Local sources reported that the occupation forces arrested the young man, Sari Nasser Dakher Khalil (20 years old), after storming a house near the Ramallah-Nablus road adjacent to the town, and the young man Muhammad Thaer Ghafri (20 years old) while he was herding livestock in the same area.

The sources indicated that the occupation army closed the entrances to Sinjil with military vehicles and prevented citizens from leaving or entering the town.