Three participants were injured in the weekly Kafr Qaddum march that started after the end of Friday prayers towards the closed entrance since 2003 and strangled the villagers.
The occupying forces assaulted the participants in the march with brutal firing and tear gas canisters and metal bullets, wounding three participants, including an Israeli solidarity.
On the other hand, a young man in the town of Azzoun was wounded with a live bullet in the shoulder area during clashes near the northern entrance overlooking bypass road No. 55, after the funeral of the policeman, Tariq Badwan.
The director of the emergency and ambulance center at the Red Crescent in Qalqilya Governorate, Munther Nazzal, told: "The total number of injuries that ambulance crews dealt with and were treated in the field, 28 cases of suffocation and three injuries with bullets."
Israeli sources said that two soldiers were wounded during the confrontations in Azzun.
Those sources stated that two of the Israeli soldiers were wounded, described as lightly, as they were throwing stones and Molotov cocktails in Azzun.
