Israeli occupation forces injured four Palestinians by rubber-coated rounds today during confrontations in the town of Huwara, in the northern West Bank province of Nablus, according to medical sources. Ahmad Jibril, a spokesman for the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, said four Palestinians sustained injuries from rubber-coated rounds while others suffocated from teargas fired at them by Israeli occupation soldiers in Huwara. He said a child was hospitalized at the Huwara Emergency Center after he suffocated from Israeli teargas, while many others were treated at the scene of the confrontations by medical personnel. The confrontations erupted against the backdrop of Israel’s cold-blooded murder of Palestinian young woman Eman Odeh, 26, earlier today at a checkpoint in the town.

Source: Palestine News & Information Agency (WAFA)