PCHR Weekly Report - 22 – 28 March 2012

Ongoing construction works in “Armon Hanatsin” settlement in Jerusalem
Israeli
Occupation Forces (IOF) Continue Systematic Attacks against
Palestinian Civilians and Property in the Occupied
Palestinian Territory (OPT)
IOF
have continued to use force against peaceful protests in the
West Bank.
A Palestinian civilian was
wounded.
Dozens of protesters and 3 diplomats
suffered from tear gas inhalation.
IOF
conducted 65 incursions into Palestinian communities in the
West Bank and a limited one into the Gaza Strip.
3 Palestinian civilians were wounded during an
Israeli incursion into Rammoun village, northeast of
Ramallah.
IOF arrested 19 Palestinians, including
a child, two women and a patient.
A Palestinian
child was wounded by the explosion of a suspicious object
left by IOF near Nablus
Israel has
continued to impose a total closure on the OPT and has
isolated the Gaza Strip from the outside world.
IOF have continued settlement activities in the
West Bank and Israeli settlers have continued to attack
Palestinian civilians and property.
Israeli
settlers attacked 3 Palestinian shepherds and wounded a
Palestinian civilian in Ramallah.
Israeli settlers
uprooted dozens of trees and stole agricultural tools in
Bethlehem.
Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian
farmers in Nablus and injured one of them.
IOF
demolished 4 tents, 6 barnyards and 3 barracks in the
northern Jordan Valley.
Weekly_Report_On_Israeli_Human_Rights_Violations_in_the_Occupied_Palestinian_Territory.pdf
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