A number of citizens were injured by live bullets, rubber-coated bullets, and suffocation, during clashes that erupted with the occupation forces in the West Bank governorates, today, Friday.

Local sources said that a number of citizens suffocated from tear gas today, Friday, during clashes with the occupation in the village of Beit Dajan, east of Nablus, and Beita, in the south.

In Nablus, dozens of citizens and solidarity activists were injured, during the suppression of the Israeli occupation forces, a march in Burqa, northwest of Nablus, against the settlers' return to the "Homesh" settlement, evacuated since 2005.

Local sources said that the occupation forces targeted the participants with bullets and tear gas canisters, which led to suffocation, and the burning of some trees and plants by the gas canisters.

The march started from the village of Burqa, with the participation of foreign solidarity activists, to demand the dismantling and removal of the settlement buildings built on the lands of Jabal al-Qubaybat, on which the "Homesh" settlement is established.

In Qalqilya, five civilians were injured when the Israeli occupation forces suppressed the weekly Kafr Qaddum march, east of Qalqilya.

Local sources said that the occupation army fired metal bullets and tear gas at the participants in the march, which was launched to condemn the ongoing crimes against the Palestinian people, which led to the injury of five citizens with metal bullets, and dozens of suffocation, who were treated in the field.