Dozens of Palestinians were injured, including eight journalists and two paramedics, during confrontations with the Israeli occupation army, northern and southern occupied West Bank.

The clashes broke out in the towns of Beta and Beit Djinn, south, east of Nablus and Kafar Qalqilya. As a result,  80 Palestinians were injured; 22 of them by metal bullets. The rest were asphyxiated by the inhalation of toxic gas released by the occupying forces towards the citizens.

In Hebron, southern Bank, clashes broke out between young men and the occupying army, resulting in several injuries.