Citizens suffered from suffocation, today, Friday, during clashes that erupted after the Israeli occupation forces stormed the towns of Beita and Qusra in the city of Nablus.

Local sources reported that the occupation soldiers fired sound bombs and toxic tear gas at the citizens, which led to a number of them suffocating in the town of Beita due to inhaling the toxic gas, and they were treated in the field.

The sources added that a number of settlers stormed the vicinity of Mount Al-Arma, near Beita.

The town of Beita is subjected to repeated attacks by the Israeli occupation forces and settlers, following the forcible establishment of the "Avitar" colonial outpost on citizens' lands at the top of Mount Sabih.

The occupation forces also stormed the town of Qusra, amid heavy gunfire and tear gas bombs, which led to the outbreak of clashes in the area, as a result of which a number of citizens suffered from suffocation.

On September 6, the occupation forces killed the American-Turkish solidarity activist Aisha-Nur Eji (26 years old) while participating in the weekly anti-settlement march in Beita, joining 17 martyrs who have risen in the town since the establishment of the “Avitar” outpost in May 2021.