By Awad Rjoob, Mahmut Geldi
RAMALLAH (AA) - At least two Palestinians were injured during raids by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent.
Israeli forces used rubber bullets and tear gas against the Palestinians who resisted the raids in the city of Nablus, eye witnesses said.
One of the injured Palestinians was hit by live bullets, Palestinian Red Crescent said in its statement.
The injured Palestinians were taken to the Rafidiyeh State Hospital in Nablus, it added.
The Israeli forces also detained six Palestinians, one of whom was a journalist named Muhammad Anwar Muna, during the raids in Nablus, Palestinian official news agency WAFA reported.
Muna has been detained several times before.
Israeli forces frequently raid houses in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem and detain Palestinians on various charges.
From time to time, clashes break out between Palestinian residents and Israeli soldiers.