Five protesters were injured on October 26, after Israeli soldiers suppressed a peaceful march in Al-Homa area in the northern Jordan Valley.

The Israeli troops fired a barrage of tear gas and flashbangs to disperse the marchers, who were called by the groups the Wall and Settlement Authority and the National Liberation Movement "Fatah" in Tubas, a city in the northeast West Bank.

These measures resulted in the injury of four citizens due to suffocation, in addition to an elderly man who was taken to hospital for treatment.

The soldiers then reportedly detained a number of press crews, and prevented them from covering the event, as well as detaining an ambulance and seizing its keys.

Five citizens were injured on Saturday after the Israeli occupation forces suppressed a peaceful march in Al-Homa area in the northern Jordan Valley.



the Israeli occupation forces fired a barrage of tear gas and sound bombs, to disperse the participants in the peaceful march called by the Wall and Settlement Authority and the National Liberation Movement "Fatah" in Tubas, which resulted in the injury of four citizens suffocation cases, in addition to an elderly He was taken to hospital for treatment.



He pointed out that these forces detained a number of press crews, and prevented them from covering, and detained an ambulance and seized the keys. It is noteworthy that the area of Hama is subjected to daily attacks by settlers who attack the herdsmen and expel them.