The Ma’ti Palestine Information Center reported on Friday evening that 36 resistance operations were recorded in the West Bank, including Jerusalem, within 48 hours.
In a report monitored by Safa News Agency, Moati explained that the resistance activities varied between armed clashes, the detonation of Molotov cocktails, the outbreak of confrontations, and confrontations with settlers.
Moati pointed out that Salfit witnessed a shooting incident that resulted in the injury of a settler, while armed clashes broke out in Aqaba, Tubas.
He explained that resistance fighters targeted the occupation with Molotov cocktails in Beit Furik in Nablus and Abwein in Ramallah.
Clashes erupted between young men and occupation forces in several areas, including Askar refugee camp, Burqa, Beit Furik, Salem, and Beita in Nablus; Abwein, Ajul, and Deir Ghassaneh in Ramallah; Kafr Qaddum and Azoun in Qalqilya; Tulkarm and its two camps; Husan, Al-Khader, and Tuqu’ in Bethlehem; Halhul and the camps of Al-Arroub, Al-Fawwar, Dura, and Sa’ir.
A settler sustained moderate injuries to his face when young men confronted settler attacks near the Gush Etzion settlement in Hebron.
A settler was injured and her vehicle overturned after being stoned at the Husan junction, west of Bethlehem.