Israeli occupation forces arrest 2 Palestinian students
Israeli forces clash with Palestinians in Jerusalem
Ramallah - Arab Today
Dozens of Palestinians suffered suffocation and a girl was injured in an explosion of a sound bomb during clashes between Israeli occupation forces and students of al Sawiya high school in the Nablus city.
Ghassan Deghles, the official in charge of the settlement file in the northern West Bank, said the clashes had erupted while the students were getting out of the school.
Israeli soldiers fired tear gas canisters and sound bombs toward the Palestinians, injuring a 15 year-old Palestinian girl in the head and many of them suffered from suffocation, he added.
Deghles noted that Israeli occupation forces arrested two students as well.
Source: MENA
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