West Bank lockdown for Sukkot
The occupation closed the Ibrahimi Mosque and halted education in two schools claiming it was due to the holidays. It also closed the Rafah and Karem Abu Salem crossings for the same reason. A curfew was imposed on Jaber Street in Hebron, and students were prevented from reaching their schools. Meanwhile, Israeli forces arrested 10 Hamas activists in Tubas, alleging they possessed weapons and explosives. It was also announced that the killer of martyr Abu Khudair has died, and sources indicated that some foods damage the kidneys and accelerate the progression of chronic diseases. Additionally, the preacher of the Grand Mosque, Sheikh Ibrahim Al-Madani, passed away.
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