At dawn, Israeli soldiers raided the area and destroyed the home of Palestinian prisoner Islam Froukh, injuring six people. There were clashes with young people.
According to the Health Ministry, three of the injured were hit by projectiles in the waist, leg and arm, and the rest by rubber bullets or tear gas, including photojournalist Moumen Sumrein.
The Israeli army completed the demolition of Froukh’s house from the inside as it was on the first floor of a four-story building, evicting his parents and four sisters.
Prisoner Froukh is accused by Israeli authorities of carrying out the double bus station bombing in occupied Jerusalem last November, which killed settlers and wounded dozens more.
Simultaneously with this event, residents of the city of Al-Mazraa north of Ramallah responded to the attack by settlers who set fire to Mount Harasha.
At the same time, the enemy unit arrested at least 23 Palestinians from all occupied territories as part of its campaign of aggression, most of them from the northern West Bank city of Beita.
According to the Wafa agency, two children from the town of Biddo, northwest of Jerusalem, were among those arrested.
As of May 29, Israeli forces have killed 112 Palestinians in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and injured 409 citizens, including 41 children, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said.
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