Palestinian national and Islamic forces called for massive marches and demonstrations throughout the West Bank, under the slogan “Friday of Rage,” in rejection of the Israeli aggression on Gaza and in support of the Palestinian resistance.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that the Israeli occupation forces killed 9 Palestinians today, Friday, in different areas of the West Bank.

In Hebron, two young men were injured by Israeli occupation bullets, and dozens suffered from suffocation, during confrontations that broke out in the center of Hebron.

Local sources reported that two young men were injured by occupation bullets in the thigh and abdomen, and dozens suffered from suffocation from toxic tear gas.

A massive march had begun from the Hussein bin Ali Mosque to Bab al-Zawiya in the center of the city. Similar marches were also launched in the towns of Dura and Yatta, south of Hebron, in response to the call of the Fatah movement and the National and Islamic Action factions, denouncing the crimes of the occupation against the Palestinian people in Gaza and the West Bank. Including Jerusalem.

In the village of Tuwani in Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron, a young man was shot by a colonialist, today, Friday, and two others sustained bruises.

The head of the Tuwani village council, Muhammad Rabi, confirmed that a settler, under the protection of the Israeli occupation army, shot the young man, Zakaria Naeem Al-Adra, while he was near the village mosque, wounding him in the abdomen. He was subsequently transferred to the Martyr Abu Al-Hassan Al-Qasim Hospital in Yatta, where his injury was described as critical.

He added that the occupation army assaulted two young men with rifle butts, wounding one of them in the head and the other in the chest, after which they were transferred to health clinics in Yatta.

In Nablus, a child was injured by Israeli occupation forces’ bullets, during clashes that broke out near the Beit Furik military checkpoint, east of Nablus.

Ahmed Jibril, director of the Red Crescent Ambulance and Emergency Center in Nablus, reported that a 14-year-old child was injured by occupation bullets in the head, describing his injury as serious.

In Tubas, a number of young men were injured by live bullets, rubber-coated metal bullets, and suffocation, during confrontations with the Israeli occupation forces, east of Atuf, south of Tubas.

Moataz Bisharat, the official responsible for the settlement file in Tubas Governorate, reported that three young men were injured by live and metal bullets, one of whom suffered serious injuries, in addition to dozens of cases of suffocation.

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