Three resistance operations amid ongoing settlers' attacks

News December 25, 2021

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Occupied West Bank (QNN)- Amid the ongoing settlers' attacks on Bura and other West Bank villages, the West Bank has seen three resistance operations, which targeted the Israeli military in Nablus and Jenin. Israeli media reported that a resistance fighter opened fire while driving past Huwwarah military checkpoint near Nablus. No injuries were reported. In another incident, resistance fighters opened fire at the Jalameh military checkpoint in northern Jenin. Resistance fighters also opened fire at Israeli forces and settlers, who were storming the village of Burqa. This week, Burqa has become a scene of confrontations between hundreds of Israeli settlers and residents. Hundreds of residents were reportedly wounded in the IOF-backed settlers' attacks. The Red Crescent has said that its crews have dealt with 247 injuries in Burqa, Nablus, today including 10 with live ammunition, 48 with rubber-coated metal bullets. In the same context, settlers attacked the village of Sebastia tonight while most of the village's men were helping the residents of Burqa.

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