A Palestinian teenager suffered a serious bullet injury and two were arrested during violent clashes at dawn Wednesday with Israeli soldiers in the vicinity of Joseph’s Tomb and the eastern entrances to Nablus city.
According to local sources 15-year-old Qassam Kabi suffered a bullet injury in his head and was rushed to Rafidia Hospital while another young man was wounded by a rubber bullet in his leg.
Many others also suffered from inhaling tear gas and two were arrested during the clashes.
The skirmishes started after scores of local young men closed Amman street that leads to Joseph’s Tomb with burning tires and barriers to prevent Jewish settlers aboard buses from going to the mausoleum for rituals.
