Marches and confrontations were organized in various areas of the occupied West Bank and Al-Quds in solidarity with the prisoner Hisham Abu Hawash, who has been on a hunger strike for 141 day.

 

In Nablus, a march of vehicles followed by a stand in the middle of the city in solidarity with Abu Hawash. In Beta, clashes broke out at its entrance, and young men were hit by metal bullets and dozens of citizens by asphyxiation following the firing of poison gas bombs by the occupation forces in the town of Hawara south of the city.

 

In Ramallah, an angry march was launched in solidarity with Abu Hawash and in Bethlehem, the national and Islamic forces organized a support and support stand for Abu Hawash. In Hebron, Beit Amer and Fawar Camp, confrontations broke out between the young men and the occupation forces for the same reason, during which a young man was shot and dozens suffocated.

 

In occupied Jerusalem, young men ignited rubber tyres amid attempts to demolish parts of the separation wall in Abu Dis town, and the occupation forces fired gas bombs and heavy metal bullets at them