Hundreds of Palestinian foreign and Israeli left-wing activists on November 19 clashed with Israeli forces during anti-separation wall protests in several West Bank locations. Palestinian security sources said the clashes erupted in the villages of Bil’in and Ni’lin to the west of Ramallah, in Al-Nabi Saleh to the southwest of Ramallah and in Al-Mi’sarah, to the south of Bethlehem. The sources said dozens of protestors suffered from gas inhalation. The sources said Israeli soldier shot and wounded Palestinian youth Kamel al-Khatib by a live bullet during the Bil’in clashes. He was evacuated to the Ramallah hospital for treatment. In Al-Mi’sarah, Palestinian medical sources said several activists lost consciousness due to gas inhalation. They received medical treatment at the scene. Meanwhile, the Bil’in Popular Committee Against the Wall and Settlements slammed the Israeli Military court of Ofer for its refusal to release top Palestinian peace activist Abdullah Abu Rahmeh.
PALESTINIAN ACTIVISTS PROTEST SEPARATION WALL
Hundreds of Palestinian foreign and Israeli left-wing activists on November 19 clashed with Israeli forces during anti-separation wall protests in several West Bank locations. Palestinian security sources said the clashes erupted in the villages of Bil’in
