25 Palestinians injured in clashes with Israeli forces east of al Quds
25 Palestinians were injured during clashes with Israeli forces
Cairo - Mena
As many as 25 Palestinians were injured on Friday evening during clashes with Israeli forces in Abu Dis town east of al Quds, Palestine Red Crescent Society said.
A total of 16 people were suffocated by tear gas bombs, six others injured by rubber-coated bullets while three others by burns, the society further said.
Earlier, a shooting incident in the Old City of Al Quds left at least three Palestinians dead and others injured.
Following the shooting, Israeli police declared that Friday's Muslim prayers will not be held at the holy site.
Source: Mena
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