The West Bank recorded 14 resistance operations over the past 24 hours, which resulted in the killing of two settlers and the injury of seven occupation soldiers, alongside the injury of three settlers, according to data published by the Palestinian information centre "Mata" on Friday.
The centre explained that the resistance operations included one shooting operation, three operations to confront settlers, damage to settlers' vehicles in two operations, and eight cases of stone-throwing.
In Hebron governorate, the Farsh al-Hawa checkpoint witnessed a shooting operation that resulted, according to the centre, in the killing of two soldiers and the injury of four others.
In Nablus, the towns of Burin and Madama witnessed stone-throwing and confrontations with settlers, resulting in the injury of three settlers in Burin.
The centre also monitored confrontations and stone-throwing at several locations in Ramallah governorate, including al-Mughayyir, Ta'lin, Deir Jarir and Silwad, alongside confrontations and stone-throwing in the village of Farqa in Salfit governorate.
The centre noted that the qualitative operations during the same period included the shooting near the Farsh al-Hawa checkpoint in Hebron, and the confrontation of settlers in Burin in Nablus.
