Dozens of citizens were injured during confrontations with Israeli occupation forces in isolated areas of the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem.

In the village of Kafr Qaddoum, east of Qalqilya, five citizens, including a child (14 years old), were hit by metal bullets and dozens by tear gas asphyxiation during clashes following the launch of the weekly anti-settlement march in the village.

In the towns of Beta and Beit Djinn, north of Nablus, dozens of citizens were shot and asphyxiated during confrontations with the occupying forces.

In the villages of Isawiyah and Jabal al-Mukaber in the occupied city of Al-Quds, Israeli occupation forces assaulted the people and fired metal bullets and gas bombs at them, injuring a number of young men. They also closed the perimeter of the house of the Salem family threatened with eviction in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood in order to prevent the protestors from reaching it.