Updating:: Two detainees in Jenin.. Injuries from assaults by the occupation and settlers in the West Bank

SadaNews - Ten citizens were injured, including two by live fire, this evening Wednesday, during an attack by settlers on the town of Aqaba and the nearby Khirbet Al-Tawil south of Nablus.

Sources from the Palestinian Red Crescent reported that they dealt with two injuries of citizens by live fire in the foot, one of whom is 39 years old, and the other is 40 years old due to the settlers' attack on the village.

Local sources reported that five citizens, including a child, were injured from bruises due to the settlers' assault on them in Khirbet Al-Tawil, and they were transferred to a clinic in the town of Aqaba.

It was noted that the occupation forces prevented ambulance crews from reaching the site of the confrontations in the khirba and coordination was made with the Red Cross to transfer the injured.

Meanwhile, others set fire to the plain of the town of Turmus'ayya north of Ramallah.

In a related context, the Israeli occupation forces arrested two brothers from the town of Muthaloon south of Jenin.

Local sources said that the occupation forces stormed the town and raided the house of the two brothers Marwan and Mahmoud Ismail Nairat and searched it before arresting them from inside.

Meanwhile, a number of citizens were suffocated during the storming of the Israeli occupation forces into the towns of Al-Khader south of Bethlehem and Tuqu' southeast of the governorate.

Local sources reported that the occupation forces stormed Tuqu' and positioned themselves around the municipal building, firing a barrage of toxic gas and tear gas shells, which led to a number of citizens being treated for suffocation on the ground.

It was added that the occupation forces raided several neighborhoods in the town of Al-Khader, firing sound and toxic gas shells intensively towards the citizens.

Meanwhile, other forces stormed the town of Kobar north of the city of Ramallah.

Local sources said that the occupation forces stormed the town and fired sound and toxic gas towards the homes of citizens, with no reports of arrests or injuries.

Meanwhile, Israeli occupation police arrested a number of foreign activists while they were attempting to fend off an assault by settlers on the village of Shalla Al-Awja, north of Jericho.

The Bider Organization for the Defense of Bedouin Rights reported that settlers stormed the village and roamed among the citizens' homes, deliberately bringing their sheep into agricultural lands and the vicinity of houses, leading to the destruction of crops and the livelihood of the residents.

It added that citizens and foreign activists tried to remove the sheep from the houses and prevent the assault, but the occupation police quickly arrived at the scene and provided protection to the settlers, arresting a number of the activists.