Injured by gunfire and others suffocated in occupation attacks on Al-Junaid west of Nablus

A young man was shot in the abdomen with live fire, and ten people, including children, suffered from suffocation due to toxic gas during clashes with Israeli occupation forces and settlers on Friday in the town of Al-Junaid, west of Nablus. Medical sources from the Palestinian Red Crescent reported that its crews treated the injuries during the attack by settlers and occupation forces on the town. Local sources said that settlers, under the protection of occupation forces, attacked the town, and occupation soldiers fired sound bombs and toxic gas towards citizens' homes, and they stormed the Al-Amariya and Tel areas southwest of Nablus.

A young man was shot in the abdomen with live fire, and ten people, including children, suffered from suffocation due to toxic gas during clashes with Israeli occupation forces and settlers on Friday in the town of Al-Junaid, west of Nablus, in the northern occupied West Bank. Medical sources from the Palestinian Red Crescent reported that its crews treated the injuries during the attack by settlers and occupation forces on the town. Local sources said that a number of settlers, under the protection of occupation forces, attacked Al-Junaid, and occupation soldiers fired sound bombs and toxic gas towards citizens' homes. They added that settlers stormed the Al-Amariya area and its surroundings to the west, and Tel southwest of Nablus. The report does not mention additional details about the condition of the injured or their identities, nor does it provide a broader context for the attack.