Two injured and seven detained on the seventh day of the occupation's aggression on Hebron

Two citizens were injured and seven others were detained by Israeli occupation forces on Thursday, during their ongoing aggression for the seventh day on the Hebron Governorate. According to the Wafa news agency, occupation forces assaulted citizen Ahmed Abu Hashhash after storming his home in the town of Dura, causing facial injuries. In the Wadi al-Samen area, citizen Zain al-Din Abu Aram sustained bruises and contusions after being beaten by occupation soldiers. The forces detained seven citizens, including two brothers while plowing their lands. They raided homes in the towns of Taffuh and Halhul, and settlers attacked citizens and their vehicles in the Ras al-Jura area. The forces continue to close the governorate's entrances and exits, imposing a siege on the al-Jalda and Deir Baha areas. According to data from the Follow-up and Support Committee and the Hebron Municipality, about 780 families have been affected, and the number of displaced and besieged individuals has reached about five thousand citizens. The head of the Support and Relief Committee, Sufyan al-Muhtaseb, warned of the worsening suffering of citizens as the aggression continues, pointing to an urgent need to secure temporary housing for about 135 families, as well as medicine and food supplies.