Report: 1,575 Israeli violations against Palestinians in West Bank in September

The Israeli occupation army has committed 1,575 violations against Palestinian citizens and their properties in the occupied West Bank and Al-Quds over the past month, a report by Hamas’ Information Office found.

ccording to the monthly report issued on Saturday, Zionist regime’s occupation forces shot dead two Palestinian citizens and injured 66 others.

During September, 344 citizens were arrested and 33 others were captives by Zionist regime’s occupation troops.

The report documented 28 assaults against Palestinian holy sites and places of worship by the Zionist regime’s occupation authorities.

Meanwhile, 1,283 Zionist settlers stormed al-Aqsa Mosque as the Zionist regime’s occupation authorities banned 23 Palestinians, including guards of al-Aqsa Mosque and religious officials, from accessing the Muslim scared compound in occupied Al-Quds.

At least 16 illegal Israeli settlement activities, including confiscating and razing Palestinian land, building settler-only roads, and approving the construction of illegal settlement units, were reported over the past month.

Zionist regime’s occupation forces conducted 307 raids in several areas across the occupied West Bank and Al-Quds, in which they stormed 94 Palestinian homes.

The number of permeant and temporary military checkpoints set up by the Zionist regime’s occupation in the West Bank reached 395, according to the report.

Over the past month, the Zionist regime’s occupation army demolished 29 Palestinian houses and 39 structures, including shops and agricultural facilities among others.

Some 37 Palestinian-owned properties, including equipment, vehicles, construction materials, and tents, were confiscated by the Zionist regime’s occupation authorities in September, marking an increase compared to August, in which eight Palestinian properties were seized.

AL-Khalil, Al-Quds, and Beit-ul-lahm were the cities most affected by Israeli violations, with 301, 289, and 237 violations respectively.