3 aug 2016
Israeli occupation forces (IOF) arrested a Palestinian youth while trying to cross the Gaza Strip border fence on Wednesday.
Quds Press quoted local sources as saying that an unarmed young man in his twenties tried to cross the border fence to the east of Breij refugee camp in central Gaza Strip but was detained by IOF soldiers.
They said that the soldiers fired at the young man but did not hit him, then ordered him to strip under gun threat before taking him away to an unknown location.
Infiltration attempts from the blockaded enclave into 1948 occupied Palestine had increased as of late looking for jobs. Dozens of young Gazans were rounded up since the start of 2016.
Earlier on Wednesday morning, IOF soldiers escorted five military bulldozers into central Gaza near Deir al-Balah, eyewitnesses told the PIC reporter, adding that they then proceeded northwards.
Quds Press quoted local sources as saying that an unarmed young man in his twenties tried to cross the border fence to the east of Breij refugee camp in central Gaza Strip but was detained by IOF soldiers.
They said that the soldiers fired at the young man but did not hit him, then ordered him to strip under gun threat before taking him away to an unknown location.
Infiltration attempts from the blockaded enclave into 1948 occupied Palestine had increased as of late looking for jobs. Dozens of young Gazans were rounded up since the start of 2016.
Earlier on Wednesday morning, IOF soldiers escorted five military bulldozers into central Gaza near Deir al-Balah, eyewitnesses told the PIC reporter, adding that they then proceeded northwards.
Several Palestinians were kidnapped and others were left injured by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) in a mass-abduction sweep launched across the West Bank at dawn Wednesday.
Sources based in al-Khalil said the IOF kidnapped three Palestinians following assaults on the city.
The IOF sealed off the main entrances to Palestinian towns and villages in al-Khalil province with iron gates. The Israeli soldiers also seized surveillance cameras from the al-Arroub refugee camp and Halhul, to the north of al-Khalil, before they kidnapped the youngster Hamam Maher al-Farajeen, 19.
The IOF stormed a three-story apartment in Abu Esneineh neighborhood and kidnapped 19-year-old Hamza al-Atrash.
16-year-old Hamza Ikhlil was also kidnapped by the IOF from Beit Ummar town, to the north of al-Khalil. The Israeli army troops further stormed Jenin province and kidnapped two Palestinian youngsters following assaults on Qabatiya and Yamon towns.
Earlier on Tuesday evening three Palestinians were kidnapped by the IOF from Qabatiya town. The IOF soldiers rolled into Nablus and showered the Feraa refugee camp with teargas canisters and stun grenades, before they closed the main access road to the camp, blocking Palestinians’ movement in and out.
Ex-prisoner Abdul Rahman Aseida, 24, was kidnapped by the occupation soldiers from Tel town, to the west. Two Palestinian youngsters were, meanwhile, injured in clashes with the IOF at the Feraa refugee camp.
A number of protesters also choked on teargas while others sustained rubber bullet injuries in the clashes. In a related development, Palestinian citizen Zuheir Barakat Awda sustained critical injuries after he was aggressively attacked by the occupation troops in Qalqilya city.
Locals said the IOF soldiers stormed Awda’s family home and violently beat the man in the presence of his family members. The casualty was rushed to Darwish Nazal Hospital in Qalqilya before he was transferred to a specialized clinic due to the serious wounds inflicted in the attack.
Sources based in al-Khalil said the IOF kidnapped three Palestinians following assaults on the city.
The IOF sealed off the main entrances to Palestinian towns and villages in al-Khalil province with iron gates. The Israeli soldiers also seized surveillance cameras from the al-Arroub refugee camp and Halhul, to the north of al-Khalil, before they kidnapped the youngster Hamam Maher al-Farajeen, 19.
The IOF stormed a three-story apartment in Abu Esneineh neighborhood and kidnapped 19-year-old Hamza al-Atrash.
16-year-old Hamza Ikhlil was also kidnapped by the IOF from Beit Ummar town, to the north of al-Khalil. The Israeli army troops further stormed Jenin province and kidnapped two Palestinian youngsters following assaults on Qabatiya and Yamon towns.
Earlier on Tuesday evening three Palestinians were kidnapped by the IOF from Qabatiya town. The IOF soldiers rolled into Nablus and showered the Feraa refugee camp with teargas canisters and stun grenades, before they closed the main access road to the camp, blocking Palestinians’ movement in and out.
Ex-prisoner Abdul Rahman Aseida, 24, was kidnapped by the occupation soldiers from Tel town, to the west. Two Palestinian youngsters were, meanwhile, injured in clashes with the IOF at the Feraa refugee camp.
A number of protesters also choked on teargas while others sustained rubber bullet injuries in the clashes. In a related development, Palestinian citizen Zuheir Barakat Awda sustained critical injuries after he was aggressively attacked by the occupation troops in Qalqilya city.
Locals said the IOF soldiers stormed Awda’s family home and violently beat the man in the presence of his family members. The casualty was rushed to Darwish Nazal Hospital in Qalqilya before he was transferred to a specialized clinic due to the serious wounds inflicted in the attack.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) attacked the expectant wife of the slain Palestinian anti-occupation activist Muhammad al-Fekih and inflicted a serious brain hemorrhage on her father.
The IOF attacked Muhamamd’s expectant wife, Hadeel, in her family home in al-Qalqilya. Her father Zuheir Barakat Awda sustained a critical brain hemorrhage after he was aggressively beaten by the IOF.
Both Hadeel and her father were rushed to the UNRWA hospital in Qalqilya for urgent treatment.
The father is still held in an intensive care unit. Al-Fekih family held the Israeli occupation authorities responsible for the lives of Hadeel and her father.
“Such an aggressive assault on four-month pregnant Hadeel and her father emanates from an Israeli attempt to take revenge on Palestinian anti-occupation protesters, dead or alive,” the family stated.
Israeli Soldiers Beat Pregnant Wife of Suspected Gunman
The IOF attacked Muhamamd’s expectant wife, Hadeel, in her family home in al-Qalqilya. Her father Zuheir Barakat Awda sustained a critical brain hemorrhage after he was aggressively beaten by the IOF.
Both Hadeel and her father were rushed to the UNRWA hospital in Qalqilya for urgent treatment.
The father is still held in an intensive care unit. Al-Fekih family held the Israeli occupation authorities responsible for the lives of Hadeel and her father.
“Such an aggressive assault on four-month pregnant Hadeel and her father emanates from an Israeli attempt to take revenge on Palestinian anti-occupation protesters, dead or alive,” the family stated.
Israeli Soldiers Beat Pregnant Wife of Suspected Gunman
Israeli military forces stormed, on Wednesday at dawn, the house of Hadeel Owda, wife of Mohammad al-Faqeeh, who was killed by Israeli forces on July 27, and proceeded to physically assault her.
Family members claimed, according to Al Ray Palestinian Media Agency, that an Israeli military detachment stormed the house, while a number of female soldiers beat Hadeel on her abdomen with the intent of causing an abortion for her unborn fetus.
The family added that the soldiers tried to arrest Owda, while her father subsequently fell into a coma, and was taken to an Israeli hospital.
Faqeeh’s wife is in her fourth month of pregnancy, and Israeli forces had reportedly demanded her to get abortion for her baby, previously.
Israeli authorities alleged that Faqeeh was the gunman who carried out a shooting attack on Route 60, between the illegal Israeli settlements of Beit Hagai and Otniel, to the south of Hebron, which killed Otniel resident Michael Marc.
The Israeli soldiers bombarded, destroyed the house and killed Faqeeh while he was inside it.
Family members claimed, according to Al Ray Palestinian Media Agency, that an Israeli military detachment stormed the house, while a number of female soldiers beat Hadeel on her abdomen with the intent of causing an abortion for her unborn fetus.
The family added that the soldiers tried to arrest Owda, while her father subsequently fell into a coma, and was taken to an Israeli hospital.
Faqeeh’s wife is in her fourth month of pregnancy, and Israeli forces had reportedly demanded her to get abortion for her baby, previously.
Israeli authorities alleged that Faqeeh was the gunman who carried out a shooting attack on Route 60, between the illegal Israeli settlements of Beit Hagai and Otniel, to the south of Hebron, which killed Otniel resident Michael Marc.
The Israeli soldiers bombarded, destroyed the house and killed Faqeeh while he was inside it.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) early Wednesday morning attacked and injured a Palestinian civilian in Tulkarem, before they wreaked havoc on his home and cracked down on the family members.
A PIC news reporter said the IOF soldiers rolled into Fer’oun town, in the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem, and rummaged into the home of the Palestinian citizen Majed Ahmad Abeid.
The latter was heavily beaten up in the process. All the family members who were indoors were subjected to exhaustive questioning.
A number of civilians were detained for long hours by the occupation troops before they were released sometime later.
A PIC news reporter said the IOF soldiers rolled into Fer’oun town, in the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem, and rummaged into the home of the Palestinian citizen Majed Ahmad Abeid.
The latter was heavily beaten up in the process. All the family members who were indoors were subjected to exhaustive questioning.
A number of civilians were detained for long hours by the occupation troops before they were released sometime later.
Updated: Israeli soldiers invaded, on Wednesday at dawn, Kafr Thulth town, east of the northern West Bank city of Qalqilia, assaulted and seriously wounded one Palestinian in his home.
The soldiers also shot and injured three Palestinian near Tubas, in central West Bank.
Palestinian medical sources in Qalqilia said the soldiers invaded the home of Zoheir Barakat, and violently assaulted him while searching his property, causing various serious injuries.
The sources added that the Palestinian was first moved to Darwish Nazzal governmental hospital in Qalqilia before he was transferred to another hospital out of Qalqilia due to the severity of his wounds.
In related news, several Israeli military vehicles invaded the al-Far’a refugee camp, south of the central West Bank city of Tubas, before the soldiers stormed and ransacked a number of homes.
The invasion led to clashes with local youths, who hurled stones at the military jeeps, while the soldiers fired live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets, and gas bombs.
Medical sources said three young men were shot with live rounds, and a woman suffered the effects of teargas inhalation before they were moved to medical centers.
The soldiers also shot and injured three Palestinian near Tubas, in central West Bank.
Palestinian medical sources in Qalqilia said the soldiers invaded the home of Zoheir Barakat, and violently assaulted him while searching his property, causing various serious injuries.
The sources added that the Palestinian was first moved to Darwish Nazzal governmental hospital in Qalqilia before he was transferred to another hospital out of Qalqilia due to the severity of his wounds.
In related news, several Israeli military vehicles invaded the al-Far’a refugee camp, south of the central West Bank city of Tubas, before the soldiers stormed and ransacked a number of homes.
The invasion led to clashes with local youths, who hurled stones at the military jeeps, while the soldiers fired live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets, and gas bombs.
Medical sources said three young men were shot with live rounds, and a woman suffered the effects of teargas inhalation before they were moved to medical centers.
A number of Israeli military vehicles, and bulldozers, carried out on Wednesday morning a limited invasion into Palestinian farmlands, northeast of Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.
Media sources in Khan Younis said four D9 armored military bulldozers and several others vehicles invaded the lands through the Kissufim military base gate, across the border fence, east of Khan Younis.
They added that the soldiers and military engineers conducted land surveying, and bulldozed some sections, before withdrawing.
The invasion is part of repeated violations carried out by the Israeli army against border areas in the besieged coastal region, in addition to frequent attacks against Palestinian fishers in Gaza territorial waters.
Media sources in Khan Younis said four D9 armored military bulldozers and several others vehicles invaded the lands through the Kissufim military base gate, across the border fence, east of Khan Younis.
They added that the soldiers and military engineers conducted land surveying, and bulldozed some sections, before withdrawing.
The invasion is part of repeated violations carried out by the Israeli army against border areas in the besieged coastal region, in addition to frequent attacks against Palestinian fishers in Gaza territorial waters.
2 aug 2016
A guard at the holy al-Aqsa Mosque was aggressively attacked by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Tuesday morning.
According to a PIC journalist, the IOF soldiers heavily beat up the guard Majd Abideen. The guard was rushed to the Makasid hospital, in Occupied Jerusalem, for urgent treatment.
The Israeli occupation officers reportedly smoked cigarettes at the Mosque and subjected the supervision staff to psycho-physical crackdown.
The Israeli occupation police further prevented the members of the reconstruction personnel at al-Aqsa from repairing a water pipe.
According to a PIC journalist, the IOF soldiers heavily beat up the guard Majd Abideen. The guard was rushed to the Makasid hospital, in Occupied Jerusalem, for urgent treatment.
The Israeli occupation officers reportedly smoked cigarettes at the Mosque and subjected the supervision staff to psycho-physical crackdown.
The Israeli occupation police further prevented the members of the reconstruction personnel at al-Aqsa from repairing a water pipe.
Clashes burst out in the West Bank after the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) rolled into the area and kidnapped a number of Palestinian anti-occupation protesters.
Reporting from al-Khalil, a PIC correspondent said IOF soldiers in several Israeli army jeeps and bulldozers stormed Surif town, to the northwest, at the crack of dawn and cordoned off a Palestinian civilian home before they ordered all of its residents, via loudspeakers, to evacuate the building.
The assault culminated in the abduction of two Palestinian citizens from the area.
The IOF further stormed Dura town and wreaked havoc on the family homes of the slain Palestinian activist Muhammad al-Fakih, triggering clashes with Palestinian protesters.
The IOF attacked the protesters with randomly-shot spates of teargas canisters and stun grenades. The occupation troops broke into the family home of the Palestinian prisoner Muhammad Abdul Basit al-Hroub in Deir Samet town and summoned his brother, Ameer, to questioning.
A similar assault targeted the home of Faheem Mahmoud al-Shalaldeh, the father of the anti-occupation attacker Muhammad Faheem al-Shalaldeh. The home is located in Sa’ir town.
The IOF soldiers also stormed the home of the slain Palestinian activist Ahmad Younis Kawazbeh in Sa’ir and rummaged into the building before they summoned ex-prisoner Islam Younis Kawazbeh, along with his older brother, Osama, for interrogation at the Etzion camp.
At predawn time, the Israeli occupation soldiers kidnapped a Palestinian youngster from Belaa town, in the northern occupied West Bank province of Tulkarem, just a few days before his wedding. Identified as Anwar Rayeq Ameer, the newly-arrested groom-to-be, was detained after he was subjected to exhaustive questioning by Israeli intelligence officers.
Reporting from al-Khalil, a PIC correspondent said IOF soldiers in several Israeli army jeeps and bulldozers stormed Surif town, to the northwest, at the crack of dawn and cordoned off a Palestinian civilian home before they ordered all of its residents, via loudspeakers, to evacuate the building.
The assault culminated in the abduction of two Palestinian citizens from the area.
The IOF further stormed Dura town and wreaked havoc on the family homes of the slain Palestinian activist Muhammad al-Fakih, triggering clashes with Palestinian protesters.
The IOF attacked the protesters with randomly-shot spates of teargas canisters and stun grenades. The occupation troops broke into the family home of the Palestinian prisoner Muhammad Abdul Basit al-Hroub in Deir Samet town and summoned his brother, Ameer, to questioning.
A similar assault targeted the home of Faheem Mahmoud al-Shalaldeh, the father of the anti-occupation attacker Muhammad Faheem al-Shalaldeh. The home is located in Sa’ir town.
The IOF soldiers also stormed the home of the slain Palestinian activist Ahmad Younis Kawazbeh in Sa’ir and rummaged into the building before they summoned ex-prisoner Islam Younis Kawazbeh, along with his older brother, Osama, for interrogation at the Etzion camp.
At predawn time, the Israeli occupation soldiers kidnapped a Palestinian youngster from Belaa town, in the northern occupied West Bank province of Tulkarem, just a few days before his wedding. Identified as Anwar Rayeq Ameer, the newly-arrested groom-to-be, was detained after he was subjected to exhaustive questioning by Israeli intelligence officers.
1 aug 2016
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Sunday evening raided al-Jadida and Siris towns south of Jenin and set up roadblocks.
Local sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that a large number of Israeli troops stormed al-Jadida town and embarked on questioning citizens, especially the young men, with no known reason.
The sources added that the invading troops also established a makeshift checkpoint at the entrance to the town and intercepted passing vehicles and citizens for search.
The IOF also raided the nearby town of Siris and erected barriers on a road between the two towns. No citizen was reportedly arrested during the IOF campaign in these towns.
Local sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that a large number of Israeli troops stormed al-Jadida town and embarked on questioning citizens, especially the young men, with no known reason.
The sources added that the invading troops also established a makeshift checkpoint at the entrance to the town and intercepted passing vehicles and citizens for search.
The IOF also raided the nearby town of Siris and erected barriers on a road between the two towns. No citizen was reportedly arrested during the IOF campaign in these towns.
The 22-year-old Palestinian Ramzi al-Khalil on Sunday was subjected to severe beating at the hands of Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) who attacked him in Beit Ummar town in northern al-Khalil and left him injured with bruises all over his body.
Local sources revealed that the IOF soldiers stopped the car of the young man and assaulted him.
When he tried to escape they chased him to the central market before they caught him and hit him again then got him chained and put in a military vehicle, the sources added.
The sources reported that he was released after inhabitants of the town pressured the Israeli troops who tried to intimidate people by shooting in the air.
Local sources revealed that the IOF soldiers stopped the car of the young man and assaulted him.
When he tried to escape they chased him to the central market before they caught him and hit him again then got him chained and put in a military vehicle, the sources added.
The sources reported that he was released after inhabitants of the town pressured the Israeli troops who tried to intimidate people by shooting in the air.
Seven Palestinians were injured by Israeli shooting while others choked on tear gas during clashes that erupted in 8 locations in the West Bank and Occupied Jerusalem between Israeli occupation forces and Palestinians on Saturday.
A field report issued by Hamas Movement on Sunday documented that the confrontations broke out in al-Isawiya, Silwan and Hazma towns in Occupied Jerusalem as well as in Beit Awwa town in al-Khalil, Silwad in Ramallah, Dar Salah in Bethlehem, and in Jenin City and its refugee camp.
A field report issued by Hamas Movement on Sunday documented that the confrontations broke out in al-Isawiya, Silwan and Hazma towns in Occupied Jerusalem as well as in Beit Awwa town in al-Khalil, Silwad in Ramallah, Dar Salah in Bethlehem, and in Jenin City and its refugee camp.
Large numbers of Israeli forces escorted by bulldozers and military vehicles on Sunday stormed Um al-Hairan village in Negev and started leveling Palestinians’ lands in the area.
The village’s inhabitants confronted Israeli forces resulting in the injury of some Palestinians including women and children while eight citizens were arrested.
The president of the village’s local council Raed Abu al-Qian told Quds Press that the Israeli authorities have been targeting the village by displacing its inhabitants, 1,000 people, and demolishing their homes especially after approving the establishment of a new settlement over its land carrying the same name Hairan.
Qian pointed out that the Israeli court refused an appeal filed by the inhabitants against the the demolition order and requested evacuation. This makes the implementation of razing the village a matter of time, he added.
The village’s inhabitants confronted Israeli forces resulting in the injury of some Palestinians including women and children while eight citizens were arrested.
The president of the village’s local council Raed Abu al-Qian told Quds Press that the Israeli authorities have been targeting the village by displacing its inhabitants, 1,000 people, and demolishing their homes especially after approving the establishment of a new settlement over its land carrying the same name Hairan.
Qian pointed out that the Israeli court refused an appeal filed by the inhabitants against the the demolition order and requested evacuation. This makes the implementation of razing the village a matter of time, he added.
Two Palestinian young men were taken prisoners and four others suffered bullet injuries on Monday morning after Israeli troops stormed al-Deheisheh refugee camp south of Bethlehem.
Local sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that a unit of Israeli special troops entered the camp at about six o'clock in the morning aboard a large civilian vehicle with Palestinian license plates and kidnapped two young men from their homes. The two detainees were identified as Yazan Hijazi and Mustafa al-Hasanat.
Immediately following these arrests, military reinforcements rushed to the camp and clashed with local young men, who threw stones and Molotov cocktails at the invading troops.
One soldier was reportedly injured when a stone hit his face. Homemade explosive devices were also detonated during the events, which caused a state of confusion and panic among the soldiers and prompted them to withdraw from the camp.
Consequently, four young men suffered live bullet injuries and were taken to a hospital in Beit Jala. Meanwhile, another Israeli military force stormed Hindaza village and Taqua town east of Bethlehem and kidnapped 17-year-old Abdullah Yousef and Mustafa Taleb from al-Badan family.
Army Injures Three Palestinians, Kidnaps Two Others In Bethlehem
Undercover Israeli soldiers infiltrated, earlier on Monday morning, into the Deheishe refugee camp, south of the West Bank city of Bethlehem, shot and injured three Palestinians, and kidnapped two others.
Media sources in the camp said the undercover soldiers infiltrated into a neighborhood using a civilian car with Palestinian license plates, but we soon discovered by many youngsters who hurled stones on them.
The soldiers fired many live rounds, wounding three Palestinians, and kidnapped two others, identified as Mustafa al-Hasanat, 23, and Yazan J’eidi, 23, after a large military force invading the camp. One of the wounded was moved to surgery.
Eyewitnesses said that one of the soldiers was mildly injured when a stone, hurled by a Palestinian during ensuing clashes, struck him in his face. Some protesters also hurled two pipe bombs on the invading army vehicles.
Local sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that a unit of Israeli special troops entered the camp at about six o'clock in the morning aboard a large civilian vehicle with Palestinian license plates and kidnapped two young men from their homes. The two detainees were identified as Yazan Hijazi and Mustafa al-Hasanat.
Immediately following these arrests, military reinforcements rushed to the camp and clashed with local young men, who threw stones and Molotov cocktails at the invading troops.
One soldier was reportedly injured when a stone hit his face. Homemade explosive devices were also detonated during the events, which caused a state of confusion and panic among the soldiers and prompted them to withdraw from the camp.
Consequently, four young men suffered live bullet injuries and were taken to a hospital in Beit Jala. Meanwhile, another Israeli military force stormed Hindaza village and Taqua town east of Bethlehem and kidnapped 17-year-old Abdullah Yousef and Mustafa Taleb from al-Badan family.
Army Injures Three Palestinians, Kidnaps Two Others In Bethlehem
Undercover Israeli soldiers infiltrated, earlier on Monday morning, into the Deheishe refugee camp, south of the West Bank city of Bethlehem, shot and injured three Palestinians, and kidnapped two others.
Media sources in the camp said the undercover soldiers infiltrated into a neighborhood using a civilian car with Palestinian license plates, but we soon discovered by many youngsters who hurled stones on them.
The soldiers fired many live rounds, wounding three Palestinians, and kidnapped two others, identified as Mustafa al-Hasanat, 23, and Yazan J’eidi, 23, after a large military force invading the camp. One of the wounded was moved to surgery.
Eyewitnesses said that one of the soldiers was mildly injured when a stone, hurled by a Palestinian during ensuing clashes, struck him in his face. Some protesters also hurled two pipe bombs on the invading army vehicles.
31 july 2016
Palestinian medical sources have reported that a young man was injured, on Sunday evening, after Israeli soldiers assaulted him in Beit Ummar town, north of Hebron, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank.
The sources said the young man has been identified as Ramzi Nadi Ekhlayyel, 22, from Beit Ummar, and that he was moved to a hospital for treatment.
Ekhlayyel was assaulted in the Central Market in Beit Ummar; the soldiers repeatedly kicked and beat him, before they cuffed and blindfolded him, and assaulted him again in the military jeep.
The army wanted to abduct the Palestinian despite his injuries, but dozens of residents, including his father and Beit Ummar Mayor, eventually managed to secure his release.
The soldiers fired many live rounds into the air in an attempt to force the Palestinians away.
The sources said the young man has been identified as Ramzi Nadi Ekhlayyel, 22, from Beit Ummar, and that he was moved to a hospital for treatment.
Ekhlayyel was assaulted in the Central Market in Beit Ummar; the soldiers repeatedly kicked and beat him, before they cuffed and blindfolded him, and assaulted him again in the military jeep.
The army wanted to abduct the Palestinian despite his injuries, but dozens of residents, including his father and Beit Ummar Mayor, eventually managed to secure his release.
The soldiers fired many live rounds into the air in an attempt to force the Palestinians away.
On Sunday evening, Israeli soldiers, stationed across the border fence, fired several rounds of live ammunition targeting Palestinian farmers in their own lands, east of Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers fired many live rounds into Palestinian lands close to the border fence, before a number of vehicles invaded them.
They added that the soldiers also opened fire at several homes close to the invaded area, causing property damage.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers fired many live rounds into Palestinian lands close to the border fence, before a number of vehicles invaded them.
They added that the soldiers also opened fire at several homes close to the invaded area, causing property damage.
A Palestinian worker was shot and injured by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) overnight Saturday while on his way to Occupied Jerusalem.
According to a PIC news correspondent, the IOF set up an ambush for a group of Palestinian workers in Wad Abu al-Hums area, in eastern Bethlehem, as they were heading to their workplace in Occupied Jerusalem.
The Israeli soldiers fired random shots at the group of workers, wounding a 25-year-old youth with a rubber bullet in his back.
The youngster was evacuated to a local hospital for urgent treatment.
Meanwhile, the occupation troops rolled into Bethlehem city at the crack of dawn on Sunday and summoned the ex-prisoner Shadi Abu Akr for questioning after they stormed his family home in the Aida refugee camp.
The IOF further wreaked havoc on civilian homes and shops in eastern Bethlehem and seized surveillance cameras.
According to a PIC news correspondent, the IOF set up an ambush for a group of Palestinian workers in Wad Abu al-Hums area, in eastern Bethlehem, as they were heading to their workplace in Occupied Jerusalem.
The Israeli soldiers fired random shots at the group of workers, wounding a 25-year-old youth with a rubber bullet in his back.
The youngster was evacuated to a local hospital for urgent treatment.
Meanwhile, the occupation troops rolled into Bethlehem city at the crack of dawn on Sunday and summoned the ex-prisoner Shadi Abu Akr for questioning after they stormed his family home in the Aida refugee camp.
The IOF further wreaked havoc on civilian homes and shops in eastern Bethlehem and seized surveillance cameras.
