Israeli forces raid Hebron polling station during elections, six Palestinians hurt

Israeli forces raided a polling station in the Palestinian city of Hebron during municipal elections, leaving six Palestinians seriously injured, according to local reports, 24NewsHD TV channel reported on Sunday.

According to the report, the incident took place in a village south of Hebron, where voting was under way for local elections. Witnesses said Israeli troops entered the polling centre during the election process.

The Palestinian Red Crescent confirmed that its medical teams treated six injured people at the scene. Reports said the casualties suffered injuries after being beaten during the raid.

Local residents said the operation created panic among voters and disrupted the election process. Witnesses alleged that the action was intended to spread fear and discourage participation in the vote.

There was no immediate statement from the Israeli military regarding the incident.

Tensions in the occupied West Bank have remained high, with frequent confrontations reported in several Palestinian towns and cities.