Today, Sunday, the Israeli occupation forces closed the Hamra military checkpoint and the village of Frush Beit Dajan , in the central Jordan Valley.

According to local sources from the area, the occupation forces closed the checkpoint from all directions, and closed the village of Frush Beit Dajan and intensified their presence there, preventing citizens from movement.

The same sources added that large numbers of settlers began to gather at the checkpoint, to march to the place where two settlers were killed two days ago in the village.

Various areas of the Palestinian Jordan Valley have been witnessing a siege and strict military measures, in addition to settler attacks on citizens and their property.

In another context, local sources said that, on Sunday morning, the occupation has remarkably tightened its military measures at the Tayaseer checkpoint, east of Tubas, which has created a suffocating traffic crisis.

Yesterday, the occupation forces dug a trench in the Al-Baqia Plain, east of the village of Atouf, and placed an iron gate on the road leading to Al-Ras Al-Ahmar and closed it, to prevent the movement of citizens.

The occupation forces also closed the road between Khirbet Ibziq and the village of Bardala in the northern Jordan Valley with cement blocks, and brought more of these blocks to the Tayaseer military checkpoint, which they closed intermittently, and intensified their military measures at the Hamra checkpoint, and searched citizens' vehicles and checked their identity cards.