Israeli security forces wounded two Palestinians in northeastern Jerusalem, Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said Sunday. PRCS said the victims
Israeli security forces wounded two Palestinians in northeastern Jerusalem, Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said Sunday.
PRCS said the victims were taken to a health facility following the attack in the occupied Iseviye town in Jerusalem.
The medical group has yet to provide further details on the status of the victims.
A Facebook page monitoring developments in Iseviye, Valley Hilva Information Center, reported Israeli forces battered a group of Palestinians in the town and dogs were used.
The page reported that Palestinian activist Mohammed Abu al-Hummus, who sought to record the moment of attack, was also injured.
On June 27, the Israeli army increased the pressure of Iseviye following the killing of 20-year-old Palestinian Mohammed Samir Ubeyd.
For more than three months, Israeli forces conduct daily raids and detentions in the town.