Dozens injured during Zionist occupation repression of marches in West bank

Dozens of Palestinian citizens suffered asphyxia as a result of the Zionist occupation forces’ repression of mass marches in various cities in the occupied West Bank in solidarity with the heroic prisoners inside the occupation prisons.

Confrontations reportedly erupted in Nablus between Israeli occupation forces and Palestinians protesting against Zionist suppression and attacks of prisoners in Zionist jails.

Local sources said the forces were attacking the protesters near Beita village and Huwara checkpoint in Nablus, as they were protesting against Israeli special units and prison administration repression of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails.

According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, 50 citizens were severely suffocated by tear gas inhalation during clashes at the Huwara checkpoint south of Nablus. “All the injured were treated on the ground, including three journalists.

Source: Agencies.