While Israelis vote.. IOF raid Palestinian areas causing injuries

While Israelis vote.. IOF raid Palestinian areas causing injuries

News September 17, 2019
While Israelis vote.. IOF raid Palestinian areas causing injuries
Occupied Palestine (QNN)- While Israelis and illegal settlers were busy today voting, several Palestinians were wounded with live ammunition and tear gas during Israeli raids into occupied Jerusalem, Ramallah, and Tubas. In Al-Mazra'a al-Qibliya village in northern Ramallah, Israeli forces opened fire at native locals, causing a serious injury for a child. Others were reportedly wounded. Witnesses stated that the child was evacuated to the Istishari hospital after being shot by Israeli forces and illegal settlers. Five Palestinians were also suffocated after Israeli forces showered locals in occupied Tubas with tear gas. One case was evacuated to hospital while all other cases were treated in the field.

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