Four civilians were injured and Scores suffered tear gas inhalation on Friday as the Israeli military attacked the weekly protest against the Israeli wall in the village of Bil’in in the central West Bank.
As has been the case for the past four years, villagers along with their international and Israeli supporters started the protest after the Friday midday prayers.
Demonstrators carried ladders and other tools they use to harvest the olives, once they have arrived at the gate of the wall that separates the village from its lands Israeli troops fired tear gas and rubber coated steel bullets.
Four were lightly injured among them one journalist while Dozens were treated for effects of tear gas inhalation.
