At least six Palestinians were injured by Israeli gunfire today during clashes with the Israeli occupation army in Nablus province, north of the occupied West Bank, according to medical sources.

In the village of Beita, a Palestinian protester was hit by an Israeli teargas canister in the head and moderately injured. He was moved to a nearby hospital, where his condition was described as stable.

In the neighboring village of Beit Dajan, the Israeli occupation army fired rubber-coated rounds at Palestinians holding an anti-colonization protest, injuring five of them. All of the wounded were treated at the scene by local medics.

For over four months, the village of Beita has been witnessing almost daily protests against Israel’s construction of an illegal settlement outpost near the village, called Evaytar.

Although the Israeli occupation authorities evacuated the colonial settlers who resided in the outpost for nearly two months, Israel has kept the site under its control and does not allow Palestinians to access their lands there.

At least six Palestinians have been killed by Israeli gunfire during the ongoing protests in Beita over the past few months.

Source: Palestinian News & Info Agency