Israeli forces kill Palestinian young man in West Bank
A Palestinian young man was shot dead by Israeli army forces
Ramallah - Arab Today
A Palestinian young man was shot dead by Israeli army forces on Thursday morning during clashes in Qatanna town of West Bank, Palestinian sources said.
The death of this young man raises the death toll number of Palestinians since the Israeli escalation against Palestinians to 100 people, including 20 children.
They were all killed in West Bank, al Quds and Gaza Strip cities.
Meanwhile, Israeli army seized on the wee hours of Thursday eight public transportation buses affiliated to a Palestinian company in Nablus, alleging that the buses are used to transport protesters to positions were Israeli army forces are stationed.
Source: MENA.
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