Israeli enemy forces close entrances to Bethlehem
Bethlehem - Saba:
Israeli enemy forces closed all entrances to Bethlehem governorate on Friday.
The Palestinian Wafa News Agency reported that Israeli enemy forces closed the governorate's entrances (Nashash, Sidr, the western entrance to Beit Jala, Tuqu', Jisr al-Shawawra, Ush Ghurab, and others), including side roads, with iron gates or earth mounds.
The Israeli enemy announced a "closure" of the West Bank, coinciding with the military attack on Iran.
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