West Bank sees 13 resisting acts in 24 hours
Occupied Quds - Saba:
The Palestinian resistance carried out 13 resistance operations in the West Bank during the last 24 hours, most notably detonating explosive devices in Tulkarm, and destroying settlers' vehicles in Salfit.
According to the Palestinian Media Center, the Palestine Information Center "Ma'ti" stated yesterday, Monday, in its daily report, that the resistance operations were distributed between the governorates of Tulkarm, Jenin, Ramallah, Nablus, Qalqilya, Bethlehem, Salfit, Hebron, and occupied Quds, and included confrontations, stone-throwing, and operations to confront settlers.
The report indicated that resistance fighters detonated explosive devices during the occupation forces' storming of the town of Qaffin in Tulkarm, and damaging a settlers' vehicle with stones near the "Yakir" settlement built on Salfit lands.
The Jenin camp witnessed the outbreak of confrontations and stone-throwing, coinciding with the occupation's ongoing storming since January 21.
The center also documented clashes and stone-throwing in the towns of Al-Issawiya in occupied Jerusalem, which extended to Deir Jarir, Beitunia, and Al-Bireh in Ramallah, and Azzun east of Qalqilya, and reached the villages of Burin, Tal, and Beita, south and southwest of Nablus. Clashes also broke out in Beit Ummar and Idhna in Hebron.
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