2 Palestinians injured by Israeli gunfire

Two Palestinians were injured on Monday by Israeli gunfire during clashes in Qalandia refugee camp near occupied East Jerusalem, eyewitnesses said.
An Israeli army force stormed the camp for arrests, prompting clashes between the Israeli troops and local Palestinian youths, according to the witnesses, World Bulletin reported.
The Israeli forces used live ammunition, rubber bullets and stun grenades against the Palestinians, leaving two of the latter wounded by gunfire in the leg, they added.
The Israeli troops detained five youths from the camp before leaving it in the early hours of the day, the witnesses said.
Israeli forces routinely launch detention campaigns against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank on the pretext that they are "wanted" by the Israeli authorities.
Over 7,000 Palestinians are currently languishing in prisons throughout Israel, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Prisoners' Affairs.