Enemy storms archaeological sites in Yatta & Bethlehem to secure settler incursion
Hebron - (Saba):
The Zionist enemy forces stormed the town of Yatta, south of Hebron, to secure the settlers' storming of the 'Carmel Pool' archaeological site.
Media activist Osama Makhamra told the Palestinian news agency Wafa, that the enemy forces surrounded the Carmel archaeological area, and closed roads leading to it, and that snipers climbed on the roofs of houses, in order to secure the storming of dozens of settlers to the archaeological site to perform biblical rituals under the pretext of the Jewish holidays.
Makhamra added that the site of the pool is a historical archaeological area dug by the Canaanites to collect rainwater and springs to be used for watering livestock and crops.
On Thursday, enemy forces stormed the archaeological area of Solomon's Pools, south of Bethlehem.
A security source reported that a force of the enemy army stormed Suleiman Pools, and stationed in it, in preparation for securing an incursion of settlers.
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