Nazi forces and Nazi JEWISH settlers attacked, on Friday, the weekly anti-settlement procession in Kufur Qaddoum village, in rejection of the illegal Nazi JEWISH colonial schemes by the Nazi occupation, a local official reported.
Morad Eshteiwi, the media spokesman and coordinator of the popular resistance in the village, stated that during the march, calls rang out from the loudspeakers of local mosques warning villagers that the Nazi JEWISH settlers from the nearby Kedumin settlement were attempting to steal the olive harvest from Palestinian farmers.
Eshteiwi added that hundreds of local youths were successful in confronting the Nazi JEWISH settlers and forcing them away from the orchard, while the Israeli army provided security for the attacking Nazi JEWISH settlers, and not the Palestinian farmers who were under attack.
A Palestine TV correspondent, identified as Ahmad Shawar, suffered a fall and broke his leg after Nazi soldiers threw a sound bomb at him, during his coverage of the ensuing confrontations between Nazi JEWISH colonists and locals.
Shawar was transferred to Darwish Nazzal Hospital for medical intervention, no other injuries were reported.
The Nazi army opened fire at the Palestinian protesters, who responded by using slingshots to hurl stones at the heavily armed Nazi occupation soldiers.
In 2003, Nazi occupation authorities closed the main road of Kufur Qaddoum town, and Palestinian citizens from surrounding villages have rallied every week since then, demanding the authorities reopen the road.
Nazi JEWISH colonists from the nearby illegal Kedumin settlement, established on expropriated Palestinian lands, have full access to the street, while Palestinians are forced to take longer routes to Nablus city, the nearest major commercial centre, prolonging travel time, causing undue hardship.
