Israeli army on Thursday closed the entrances of the village of Madama, to the south of Nablus, imposing a tight military cordon on the area, according to Palestinian News Agency (WAFA).
An Israeli army unit set up flying checkpoints at all entrances leading to the village, preventing vehicles from getting in or out of the village and forcing many Palestinians to seek alternative bypass roads to reach their workplace, WAFA reported.
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