72 Resistance operations in W Bank, Occupied al-Quds
Occupied al-Quds- Saba:
The Palestine Information Center (Maati) has documented (72) resistance operations in the occupied West Bank and al-Quds during the past week.
The center explained in statistics published on Friday that the resistance operations varied between qualitative and popular operations, and resulted in the injury of three Israelis.
The center stated that the resistance operations included armed clashes and shootings, three IED bombings, and five incidents of confronting settler attacks.
59,confrontations were also recorded, including stone-throwing, in addition to four demonstrations organized in various areas.
The resistance operations come within the context of confronting the occupation and settlement expansion and in response to the attacks against the Palestinian people.
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