Violent clashes broke out Monday evening when Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) stormed a number of Palestinian towns and villages in Ramallah and Jenin.

Several local youths suffered breathing problems after IOF broke into Anza south of Jenin while firing teargas bombs.

The young men responded by throwing stones at the IOF troops stationed at a military checkpoint erected at the entrance of the town.

Meanwhile two brothers aged 11 and 14 were detained in Teiba town west of the city before being shortly released.

In Ramallah clashes erupted at the entrance of Nabi Salah town after IOF denied entry of Palestinian vehicles.

IOF soldiers heavily fired rubber bullets and teargas bombs at local youths who in their part threw Molotov cocktails at the soldiers.

RAMALLAH (PIC)– Violent clashes broke out in al-Ama’ari refugee camp in Ramallah when Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) surrounded a local home and ascended roofs of nearby houses.

Palestinian Health Ministry said that more than ten injuries were reported during the clashes. Most of the injured were hit in their lower body parts.

The surrounded house’s owner and his son were arrested during the raid local sources pointed out.

In Jenin local youths in Erqa village stoned Israeli forces in rejection of the Israeli military cordon which was imposed on the town since the early morning hours.

The PIC news reporter quoted local sources as saying that two Israeli military bulldozers closed all entrances leading to the village with sand mounds after two local minors were shot and killed earlier Sunday.

Local youths and school students stoned the Israeli forces who responded by firing tear gas bombs. A number of young men were treated for suffocation.

Earlier Sunday two Palestinian minors were gunned down by Israeli forces at a roadblock in Erqa west of Jenin city.

The death of the two minors brings the number of Palestinians killed at the hands of IOF soldiers since the start of the Jerusalem Intifada on 1st October 2015 to 177 including 39 children.