A Zionist newspaper wrote today that the regime’s military used drones and tear gas to disperse Palestinian protesters in the West Bank and Jerusalem since last week.
The Zionist newspaper Haaretz (today – Wednesday, April 28) reported that Zionist police used drones to disperse Palestinian protesters in the West Bank and Jerusalem late last week and fired tear gas at protesters.
According to the Zionist newspaper, this type of drone was used during the clashes around the “Rachel Dome” (Bilal Mosque) in the Bethlehem area and during the demonstrations near the “Qalandia” checkpoint in northern Jerusalem.
Russia Alium republished this news: Israel first used the drone three years ago during clashes with Palestinians on the Gaza Strip border.
According to the Zionist regime police, these remotely controlled drones can fire between six and 12 tear gas bombs per flight. These drones are used to protect the lives of security forces in clashes with protesters.
Tensions in the occupied territories began after Palestinian youths from the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan due to the actions of the Zionist regime‘s military in preventing the gathering and holding of ceremonies on the occasion of this holy month in occupied Jerusalem and especially around Al-Aqsa Mosque with Zionist forces several times. The clashes escalated until Thursday, when clashes between the two sides escalated and the Palestinian Red Crescent announced that more than 100 Palestinians had been injured.