Enemy forces install iron gate at entrance to Duma village, south of Nablus
Nablus – Saba:
Israeli enemy forces installed an iron gate at the entrance to Duma village, south of Nablus, on Saturday.
The head of the Duma Village Council, Suleiman, said that the enemy forces closed the only entrance to the village with an iron gate, according to the official Palestinian News Agency.
He pointed out that Duma is one of the only villages without any direct roads to neighboring villages, due to its geographical location, making this entrance the only lifeline for the village's residents.
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