Israel’s The Jerusalem Post reported that the occupation army wants to get closer to a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon, believing there is not much that can be achieved militarily and is frustrated by the daily losses of soldiers.

According to the report, 30 soldiers from the reserve paratroopers company attached to the regular paratrooper brigade received an order to prepare for an operation in Rafah. It explained that the soldiers refused orders to prepare and informed their commanders that they would not join their unit because “they are no longer capable of doing so.”

'Peace will not come from Israeli society. Israelis will not wake up one morning and say 'occupation is too cruel, apartheid is illegal, let's put an end to this,' says Gideon Levy

Residents confronted the forces and medical reports said four people were injured by army bullets, all of them lightly

Three people were detained from the Hebron district in the south of the West Bank, one of them from Arroub refugee camp, north of Hebron city, and the other two were detained at a checkpoint in the Hebron city center at an area under the Israeli army control.