Israeli occupation troops imposed on Tuesday a curfew on Yatma village south of Nablus

Israeli occupation troops imposed on Tuesday a curfew on Yatma village south of Nablus, locals said.

Forces imposed the curfew via loudspeakers until further notice as Israeli settlers claimed that armed men fired at Israeli settlers near Rechelim settlement on Nablus-Ramallah road, according to Maan news agency.

The villagers added that a large force was on the central road and that they are erecting flying checkpoints in addition to searches of cars and combing the area near the settlement.

Earlier, the Huwara and Zatara checkpoints in Nablus were closed, a Ma'an correspondent said.

Near Tulkarem, meanwhile, Israeli military vehicles raided the city and its refugee camp earlier in the day, witnesses said, and clashes erupted between the troops and locals.