Three citizens, including two children, were injured this Friday evening during confrontations with Israeli occupation forces in the town of Beita, south of Nablus.

Sources in the Palestinian Red Crescent reported that 3 citizens were injured by live bullets during the confrontations, one of whom was a child in the thigh (16 years old), another child in the foot (15 years old), and a young man in the hand (21 years old), and they were taken to the hospital for treatment.

An Israeli occupying force stormed the town of Beita in the evening, as a result of which confrontations broke out during which the Israeli soldiers fired live bullets and tear gas and sound bombs, which led to injuries.

In a related context, a number of citizens suffocated after the Israeli occupation army stormed the town of Qasra, south of Nablus.

Anti-settlement activist Fafaed Hassan reported that the Israeli occupation forces stormed the town from the southern side, amid heavy firing of bullets and toxic tear gas, which led to a number of citizens suffering from suffocation.