Israeli occupation forces shot two Palestinians with live ammunition, suffocated dozens, and arrested others early Sunday morning in the West Bank.

Local sources reported that the occupation forces stormed the "Ras al-Aroud" area in the center of the town of Sa'ir, east of Hebron, and began firing live bullets, sound bombs, and tear gas at citizens and their homes, which resulted in a young man being injured by live bullets in the foot. The Red Crescent Society's ambulance crews transferred him to the hospital, and a number of citizens suffered from suffocation due to inhaling the tear gas and were treated in the field.

The sources added that the occupation forces arrested the child Muhammad Mazen Jaradat (16 years old) from the town.

In Ramallah, the Red Crescent reported that a 46-year-old Palestinian man was injured by live fire in the feet and is currently being transported to the hospital.

In Nablus, several occupation forces raided several neighborhoods and arrested An-Najah National University student Ibaa Ammar Al-Aghbar after raiding and searching her home in the Rafidia neighborhood.

Israeli occupation forces stormed the town of Beit Furik, the Askar al-Jadid refugee camp, and the Balata al-Balad area east of Nablus, raiding and searching a number of homes and wreaking havoc. No arrests were reported.

In Hebron, occupation forces arrested Bader Issa al-Natsheh at a military checkpoint near Ras al-Joura, and Naim Jaradat from the town of Sa'ir, east of Hebron, after raiding and searching his family's home.

In the same context, the occupation forces continue to close the entrances to towns and camps in Hebron with iron gates, and have intensified their military measures in the Old City neighborhoods, and at the military checkpoints and electronic gates surrounding the Ibrahimi Mosque.