Almost 300 Palestinians injured in clashes with Israeli forces in West Bank - Red Crescent

Gaza, At least 294 Palestinians got injured on Friday in clashes with Israeli forces in the West Bank's Nablus, the Palestinian Red Crescent said.

Local sources said that earlier in the day, Jewish settlers left the peak of Mount Sabih in the Bayta area, while the Israeli military remained there.

"Today, 294 Palestinians got injured in clashes with Israeli servicemen in the Bayta and Usarin settlements near the city of Nablus in the West Bank," the Palestinian Red Crescent said in a statement.

Mount Sabih is the site of almost daily clashes between the Palestinians and the Israeli forces and local residents, who several weeks ago started building a small settlement on the mountain top under military protection.

(Agencies)

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