The Palestinian Red Crescent stated that 282 citizens were injured in the confrontations that erupted with the occupation forces at Sbeih mountain in Beita village in south Nablus. The soldiers shot 18 Palestinians with live bullets and 50 others with metal bullets. Most of the injuries were in the feet.

Safa news agency reporter said that the youth set some tires on fire around the settlement outpost that was established on the mountain as the soldiers fired teargas at them heavily.

The occupation forces oppressed Kafr Qaddoum weekly protest against the settlement project and 18-year-long closure of the village's road. Tens of Palestinians suffocated after inhaling the toxic gas fired by the soldiers.

In Beit Dajan town in east Nablus, the soldiers oppressed the weekly protest against the settlement outpost and fired bullets and teargas at the citizens causing many to be injured including the journalists Mohammed Abu Thabit and Nidal Eshtieh.