Several Palestinians were injured during clashes with Israeli forces in Bethlehem on Thursday (November 14).

Footage showed security forces firing tear gas and protesters hurling stones at Israeli forces.

According to a Red Crescent report, at least 30 people were treated for tear gas inhalation.

A number of Palestinians were injured on Thursday AT 13:30 GMT during clashes with Israeli occupation forces in Bethlehem, where they were protesting against the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip.
A student march started from Bab Al-Ziqaq area, passing through the Al-Quds Al-Khalil Street to the Bilal Bin Rabah Mosque at the northern entrance of Bethlehem, where Israeli soldiers suppressed it with tear gas and sound bombs. Clashes then erupted and a number of demonstrators were injured.

At least 30 people were treated today for teargas inhalation fired by Israeli soldiers at a protest march at the northern entrance to the southern West Bank city of Bethlehem, according to Red Crescent report.
Soldiers at the checkpoint showered the protesters with teargas causing 30 suffocation cases, who were treated locally, said the Red Crescent.