Israeli soldiers shoot Palestinians; hundreds injured | Conflicts between Israel and Palestine Issues

The Palestinian Red Crescent reported that 379 protesters were injured – 31 of them with bullets.

Israeli forces opened fire on hundreds of Palestinian protesters protesting against an illegal group in the West Bank on Friday, in which more than 370 people were injured, including 31 gunmen.

Drones fired tear gas and smoke filled the air during a protest rally in the West Bank town of Beita, near Nablus, as Palestinians protested the illegal occupation.

Demonstrations burning tires and throwing stones at Israeli soldiers, local journalists said. Witnesses say Israeli soldiers fired live and fired iron cannons at protesters after Friday prayers in Beita.

Palestine Red Crescent reports 379 protesters were injured – 31 with bullets. There was no immediate comment from the Israeli military.

Similar conflicts took place in the towns of Kafr Qaddum and in Beit Dajan, where many Palestinians were helped by tear gas.

Israeli forces have also protested a protest against the residence of Masafer Yatta in Hebron.

The Israeli and Palestinian statistics show that there are about 650,000 people living in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, living in 164 villages and 116 other groups.

Under international law, all areas of Israel living in those areas are illegal.

Evyatar Security Area

The crisis in the West Bank has reached a climax in recent months when Evyatar’s stabilization is the source of controversy, when the recipients refused to leave the country and Palestinians staged a protest rally.

In May, 34 Palestinians were killed – the highest in a month in a decade – by Israeli intelligence agency Shin Bet, about 600 reports of violence, while Israeli forces strengthened their presence in areas with several armed forces.

Palestinians in nearby villages say the Evyatar fort has been secretly closed off their territories and fears they will grow and merge with nearby larger cities.

Four protesters, including two teenagers, have been killed in clashes between several months ago.

Residents called the Evyatar refugee camp after Israel was assassinated – said to be a Palestinian – in 2013, and is home to many families.

In late June, Israel agreed and those living in Evyatar. Under the agreement, the settlers vacated the site, and the site became a safe haven, but houses and roads remained.

Opponents say the removal does not signal a change in Israeli law.

An Israeli government investigation will take place in which the heirs will confirm that the trade has not been established in the Palestinian territories.

This could pave the way for the establishment of a religious school and for some families to return.

A Palestinian demonstrator receives help inside an ambulance following a fight with Israeli forces [Raneen Sawafta/Reuters]