Nakba Day: Israeli troops attack Bethlehem rally


BETHLEHEM (Ma'an) – Several Palestinians were injured by tear gas on Tuesday during a rally marking Nakba Day, which kicked off from Bethlehem's Duheisha refugee camp.

A Ma'an reporter said about 300 Palestinians marched on the main road in Duheisha camp headed towards displaced Palestinian villages south of Bethlehem.

As the rally arrived in the old town of al-Khader and headed to the bypass Israeli road, Rt. 60, Israeli soldiers attacked the rally with tear-gas canisters and rubber-coated bullets.

Israeli troops also detained the coordinator of a popular committee against settlements Mazin al-Azza. more

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Egyptians continue to keep Gaza's only exit closed

Support striking Palestinian quarry workers demanding their rights from Israeli employer

Israeli warships open fire at Gaza fishermen