Palestinian resistance carries out 14 operations in West Bank & Al-Quds in 24 hours
Occupied Quds - Saba:
The Palestinian resistance in the West Bank executed 14 operations over the past 48 hours, including confronting settler attacks, clashes, and throwing Molotov cocktails and stones, in a continuous escalation reflecting the expansion of popular resistance.
According to the Palestinian Information Center's report on Wednesday, the operations were distributed across several provinces, including Al-Quds, where the towns of Abu Dis, Silwan, and Al-Eizariya witnessed violent clashes involving stone-throwing at enemy forces.
In Ramallah, the town of Al-Mughayyir saw confrontations and resistance against settler assaults, while Sinjil recorded a significant operation that damaged a settlers' vehicle after it was pelted with stones, in addition to direct clashes with settlers.
In Jenin, clashes renewed in the city and the town of Zabuba, where youths engaged enemy forces with stones, while Nablus witnessed confrontations involving stone-throwing at invading forces.
In Jericho, the city saw popular clashes and anti-occupation protests, while in Salfit, youths hurled Molotov cocktails at settlers in the town of Haris, alongside efforts to repel incursion attempts.
These operations come amid ongoing Zionist aggression in the West Bank and an escalation in raids and attacks on civilians, prompting the resistance to respond and confront these violations.
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