Confrontations erupted across the occupied West Bank with Israeli occupation forces, resulting in dozens of injuries and asphyxiations among Palestinians.

According to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, its crews dealt with 131 casualties during confrontations in several towns in Nablus and in Kafr Qaddum, east of Qalqilya.

In Kafr Qaddoum, 9 citizens were hit by metal bullets and dozens were suffocated, including a reporter from a television channel during the occupation army's repression of the weekly anti-settlement march. The citizens confronted them with stones and prevented the soldiers from entering the town despite their repeated attempts. In Beit Dajan, a medical relief volunteer was hit by a gas bomb in the face during confrontations in the town and a number of citizens were suffocated by tear gas inhalation.