Zionist forces clash with Palestinian protesters in West Bank

Zionist regime forces have clashed with Palestinians taking part in protests against the illegal Zionist settlements in the West Bank, leaving a number of people injured.

According to reports, hundreds of Palestinians rallied in the village of Kafr Qaddum in Qalqilya City on Friday to protest against the illegal Zionist settlements. They also urged the Emirati and Bahraini people to reject the normalization deals reached between their governments and the Israeli regime.

On September 15, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain signed US-brokered normalization agreements with the illegal Zionist entity at the White House — a move that was condemned by the Palestinian government and people as a betrayal of their cause.

Israeli troops fired rubber-coated metal bullets, sound bombs and tear gas canisters at the protesters in Kafr Qaddum, leaving seven Palestinians, including a journalist, injured. Dozens of others suffered breathing problems because of inhaling the tear gas.

Palestinian people also gathered in Khlet Hassan district in the city of Salfit to protest against the illegal settlements.

In the district of Bab Al Zawia in al-Khalil City, a number of Palestinians suffered breathing problems due to the tear gas fired by Israeli forces, who also used stun bullets and sound bombs against the demonstrators.

Similar clashes also took place between Israeli forces and Palestinians in the village of Asira al-Qibliya in Nablus. A number of Palestinians were hit by bullets and suffered breathing problems during the clashes.

The clashes occurred when Zionist forces and the illegal settlers attacked an event organized by residents and activists to till lands at risk of being seized by Israeli authorities.

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