Israeli Military Raids in Occupied West Bank

Israeli forces have carried out several raids on money exchanges across the occupied West Bank.
The Israeli army used live bullets and tear gas as they stormed the city of Nablus.
At least 21 Palestinians have been injured.
The army also deployed tanks in the cities of Tubas and Hebron.
Since the war on Gaza, Israeli army raids and armed settlers’ attacks on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank have left 982 people, including children, killed.

Al Jazeera’s Nida Ibrahim has more.

The Madrid Group has convened in Spain’s capital for a fifth time, attended by major European and Arab nations.
Pressure on Israel this year has ramped up, with Spain calling for an arms embargo on Israel and the imposition of sanctions on individuals who obstruct a two-state solution to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
The UK has paused trade talks and sanctioned a number of Israeli settlers in the Occupied West Bank. Canada and France have also threatened punitive measures.
And the European Union – Israel’s biggest trade partner – is reviewing its landmark Association Agreement covering trade and political dialogue.
But after 20 months of Israel's destruction of Gaza, why is this happening now?
And without changes on the ground for Palestinians, are these actions anything more than diplomatically symbolic?

Thousands of right-wing Israelis have commemorated Israel's seizure of Old Jerusalem in 1967.
They marched through Palestinian neighborhoods, some chanting anti-Islamic slogans and death to Arabs.

Al Jazeera’s Mohamed Vall reports.