Dozens of Palestinian young men were suffocated during clashes with the occupation forces, north of West Bank, while a provocative march involving thousands of settlers was launched under the protection of the occupation forces towards the Homesh outpost.

The occupation army closed the entrances of Burqa towns, Sabbatia and Bazaria, the Dahr road, with dirt barriers, to secure the settlers' march, which was attended by members of the Israeli Knesset, despite the army's previous announcement that it will not secure settlers' marchs because of a shortage of its forces owing to the emergency in the West Bank and Gaza.

The occupation forces fired bullets and poison gas bombs towards young men who responded to the occupation forces to prevent settlers from setting up the march, causing dozens of them to suffocate.