RAMALLAH, Saturday, May 6, 2023 (WAFA) - The three Palestinian Arabic dailies published today, al-Hayat al-Jadida, al-Ayyam, and al-Quds, highlighted the weekly anti-occupation, anti-settlements protests in the occupied West Bank and the dozens of injuries caused in the Israeli army suppression of the protests.
The dailies also highlighted Israel turning over the bodies of three Palestinians held by the occupation authorities killed by its soldiers in Nablus.
Here are the main headlines of the three dailies:
Al-Hayat al-Jadida:
Dozens of injuries in the West Bank, and the occupation forces suppress a protest against the siege on the village of Shufa. The funeral of the martyrs Uday and Jihad al-Shami and Mohammad Dabeek in Nablus today
The President receives the Tunisian ambassador and an advisory delegation to the Higher Presidential Committee for Church Affairs
On behalf of the President, Khoury participates in the official reception of Patriarch Mor Ignatius Afram II
A young man was killed in Ain Mahel within the 48 territory
Students and their families await their right to fair compensation
A secret document reveals the decline of Israel's global standing
A poll shows a decline in confidence in the Israeli government and support for the opposition parties in new elections
The extremist Ben Gvir attacks Gallant
Al-Ayyam:
Dozens of injuries as a result of the occupation's suppression of the Friday marches and the response to storming and assault by settlers
The occupation hands over the bodies of three martyrs from Nablus
The President receives an advisory delegation of the Higher Presidential Committee for Churches Affairs and the Tunisian Ambassador
Settlers re-take land in Deir Dibwan
Two workers were wounded by the occupation bullets, south of Qalqilya
40,000 people performed Friday prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque
Dozens demonstrate against demolition and deportation in Sheikh Jarrah
Al-Quds:
Dozens were injured by bullets during rallies and attacks in the West Bank
The bodies of three martyrs from the Lions' Den group returned
40,000 perform Friday prayers at Al-Aqsa
Netanyahu is considering approving capital punishment law for (Palestinian) prisoners
Strong Israeli incitement against Sheikh Ikrima Sabri
World Health Organization: Covid-19 no longer constitutes an emergency
US court rejects lawsuit against Palestinian group accused of supporting "terrorism"
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