At least 26 Palestinians sustained injuries when Israeli forces fired rubber-coated bullets and tear gas shells to disperse rallies on Friday in different areas in the northern occupied West Bank, Anadolu News Agency reports. In a statement, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society said its medical teams treated 26 Palestinians, including a doctor, in the villages of Beita and Beit Dajan, and southern and eastern Nablus city. It added that 13 Palestinians, who were treated in the field, were injured by rubber-coated bullets and 13 others suffered tear gas inhalation. READ: Israel bars entry of warm clothes into unheated cells of Palestinian detainees The statement added that Israeli forces also shot at an ambulance, injuring a doctor who was treating an […]
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