Roya journalist injured by 'Israeli' forces during Nablus coverage

• Roya correspondent Hafez Abu Sabra suffered severe suffocation after inhaling tear gas.
• 'Israeli' forces fired large amounts of tear gas during their raid on Nablus.
• He was injured while covering confrontations between residents and the military.

Roya correspondent Hafez Abu Sabra was injured on Wednesday while covering the 'Israeli' military raid in Nablus, northern West Bank.

Abu Sabra suffered a severe case of suffocation after inhaling tear gas, which was heavily fired by 'Israeli' forces during their incursion into the city.

He was injured in the line of duty as he reported on confrontations that erupted following the entry of military vehicles into several neighborhoods of Nablus.

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