At midday, the Israeli army entered Bil’in with a small force including three military jeeps. The jeeps came into the village from the western gate of the Separation wall, drove through the village and stopped at the village mosque in the center.  Then clashes erupted as a group of youth began throwing stone and demanding that the soldiers stop the military incursion.  The soliders responded with tear gas and rubber coated steel bullets. The clashes ended after one hour with two children injuried by rubber coated steel bullets.  

Jamal (14) was shot with two bullets on his chin, while Najmi (15) was hit in his leg. An ambulance was called to take them both to the hospital in Ramallah for treatment. At the time of reporting, army jeeps are located close to the Wall, and people are worried that the jeeps will enter again. The condition of the children is stable