The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Wednesday seized two Palestinian trucks in Qalqilya and two homemade structures in Bethlehem and threatened to close a school in the south of the West Bank.
Local sources told a reporter for the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that Israeli troops aboard patrol vehicles stormed the headquarters of Hamed al-Obrah Company in Qalqilya and confiscated two trucks belonging to the company.
Manger of the company Alaa al-Obrah said the IOF seized the trucks without providing reasons and took them to Tzofim settlement northeast of Qalqilya.
In a separate incident the IOF removed and confiscated two homemade prefabricated stores in Teqoa town southeast of Bethlehem.
Local sources reported that Israeli soldiers stormed Khirbet ad-Dir hamlet in Teqoa town and dismantled two stores one of them is used for selling construction items.
The sources added that skirmishes between local young men and the soldiers broke out in the town.
Meanwhile the IOF threatened to close Teqoa High School in the town at the pretext that Israeli cars were thrown with stones by local youths.
