Eight citizens were injured by bullets today, Saturday, after the Israeli occupation forces stormed the town of Beit Ummar, north of Hebron.

Media activist Muhammad Awad said that the occupation forces stormed the town of Beit Ummar, which led to the outbreak of confrontations, which included the firing of bullets and poisonous tear gas bombs, which resulted in eight citizens being injured by live bullets in the lower extremities, and they were transferred to Hebron hospitals, to receive treatment.

Awad added that the occupation forces, with military reinforcements, raided dozens of homes and shops, and the Beit Ummar Grand Mosque, and placed the flags of the occupying state on the roofs of the houses that were raided, and they stationed themselves on their roofs, after searching them and tampering with their contents. They also destroyed the furniture of the Diwan Al Awad Al Zaqaqiq, and photos. They killed the family and set it on fire.

He pointed out that a member of the occupation intelligence threatened a number of citizens not to place pictures of their martyred children in their homes.