An Israeli court, on Monday, reportedly sentenced a young Palestinian journalist to six months in prison over charges of “incitement”, according to Ma’an.
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Earlier Monday, the Israeli military said it had demolished the West Bank home of Bilal Abu Zeid, a Palestinian who it says served as an accomplice to a deadly attack earlier this year.
The Israeli regime forces have shot and injured a Palestinian for an alleged stabbing attempt in the occupied West Bank.
An Israeli police spokeswoman said paramilitary Border Police officers used only tear gas and stun grenades in the clash at al-Ram after a petrol bomb was thrown at forces and that initial details at hand suggested there had been no firing.
Soldiers at the scene shot and wounded the perpetrator, the IDF said without disclosing his condition. She is one of over 60 Palestinian women held by the Israeli authorities.
The Palestinians say the Tel Aviv regime seeks to change the status quo of the sacred site.
So far no immediate Israeli army comment has been made on the incident.
The two slightly wounded Israeli soldiers were being treated in the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, according to Israeli emergency services.
Violence in Israel and the Palestinian territories since October previous year has killed at least 216 Palestinians, 34 Israelis, two Americans, an Eritrean and a Sudanese.
More than 220 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces and settlers since a wave of unrest spread across the occupied Palestinian territory in October.
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Palestinians have instead pointed chiefly to the frustration and despair brought on by Israel’s almost 50-year military occupation of the Palestinian territory and the absence of a political horizon.
