The Palestinian Purple Crescent Society, yesterday, slammed the Israeli forces for concentrating on its medical employees, including that their assaults had been changing into “frequent, particularly in Nablus’ southern city of Beita.”
The Motion stated in a press release that the occupation had “fired stay bullets, rubber-coated metallic bullets, and tear gasoline canisters at Palestinian protesters in Beita,” including that the violence had left about “100 casualties.”
Among the many wounded, the Motion identified, was a 19-year-old Alaa Khudair, in whom a bullet penetrated his proper forearm whereas he was treating a wounded journalist.
“Though all of the Affiliation’s crews and autos clearly bear the Purple Crescent emblem, these scenes have turn out to be frequent in Beita and in quite a few different Palestinian cities and villages, the place the Affiliation’s crews are deployed to cowl the protests that erupt virtually each day,” the Purple Crescent famous.
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