A number of civilians were injured friday in various areas of villages and towns adjacent to settlement sites in the West Bank.
Clashes broke out this afternoon between residents of the village of Al-Laban al-Sharqiya, south of Nablus, and the Israeli occupation army, after residents responded to an attempt to break into the historic Khan al-Laban.
The head of the Eastern Milk Village Council, Yacoub Aweys, said that the youths tried to confront the settlers and prevent them from entering the Khan, but the occupation army intervened to protect them, and armed settlers broke into the Khan with Israeli flags, and clashes ensued with the occupying forces, who fired sound bombs and tear gas at the youths, without causing any injuries.
In a related context, a group of citizens were suffocated by gas canisters thrown at them by the occupying forces during the weekly anti-settlement march in the village of Beit Dagen, east of Nablus.
According to local sources to "Jerusalem",.com, a peaceful march started from the center of beit Dagen town after Friday prayers, in which hundreds participated, heading towards the north-eastern area of the village, and when the residents confronted settlers who broke into land other than the outpost, took their livestock and forced them out.
The sources pointed out that the occupation army to protect the settlers who were also armed and fired, and suppressed the occupying forces marching and participants, resulting in dozens of tear gas asphyxiations treated on the ground, and clashes broke out in several areas of land threatened by settlement in Beit Dajan
Citizens in that village have been protesting for months to prevent settlers from establishing a outpost.
In the village of Deir Jarir, east of Ramallah, there were reported choking injuries as a result of the dispersal of the weekly march in the village in protest against settler attempts to seize land for citizens in the area and to establish a outpost.
According to local sources, clashes broke out in the village after the occupying forces suppressed the peaceful march, where the occupying forces fired sound bombs and tear gas.
A march was launched from The Martyr Yasser Arafat Square in the middle of the village of Deir Jarir, towards the eastern area of the village with the participation of dozens, where residents continue their activities rejecting that focus for more than two months, in order to remove them, according to local sources to "Jerusalem"dot com, pointing out that the event of the day, called "Juma Aswad Deir Jarir", as part of the activities of removing the focus that was set up on the land of Mount Al-Shorfa from the land of Deir Jarir.
Clashes also broke out in the town of Kafr Kaddoum, east of Qalqilya, with Israeli soldiers after Friday prayers and the weekly march towards the entrance, which has been closed since 2003.
According to local sources, the occupation army suppressed the participants in the weekly march with rubber, spongy and metal bullets, tear gas canisters and ambushes among olive trees, and soldiers climbed the roofs of houses near the clashes, as well as firing gas bombs deliberately inside the homes of citizens causing mass suffocation and the intervention of ambulance crews to treat them on the ground.
Injuries in the occupation suppression of sporadic demonstrations in the West Bank
