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Occupation forces storm Bethlehem and its camps and Turmus Ayya, and wound a Palestinian during the raid on Qalandia camp

Occupation forces storm Bethlehem and its camps and Turmus Ayya, and wound a Palestinian during the raid on Qalandia camp

Israeli occupation forces stormed the city of Bethlehem and the camps of Al-Azza, Aida, and Dheisheh on Monday evening.

A Palestinian security source reported that the occupation forces stationed themselves on the Jerusalem-Hebron road, stormed the three camps, and conducted patrols within them, with no arrests reported as of the time of writing.

For the fourth consecutive day, the occupation forces continue to close a number of roads and entrances in the Bethlehem governorate, hindering the movement of citizens between towns, villages, and the city center, and forcing them to take alternative routes, including dirt and rugged roads.

Israeli occupation forces also stormed the town of Turmus Ayya, northeast of Ramallah.

Palestinian sources stated that an occupation army force stormed the town and patrolled its streets with military vehicles, with no arrests reported.

A Palestinian was wounded by Israeli occupation rubber bullets during a raid on Qalandia camp, north of occupied Jerusalem.

The Jerusalem Governorate reported that a Palestinian was wounded by the occupation's rubber-coated metal bullets during the raid on Qalandia camp, and that they deployed snipers during the ongoing raid on the camp.

Palestinian sources mentioned that a large force from the occupation army stormed the camp, deployed foot soldiers in its center, and began breaking down the doors of Palestinian homes, while simultaneously firing gas and sound grenades.

The sources added that the occupation forces fired sound grenades at Palestinians as they were leaving the camp's mosque following the Maghrib prayer, which sparked a state of tension among the Palestinians.

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