<p>National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir responded to the IDF's announcement about the closure of the shops in Huwara.</p><p>"Our lives come before the freedom of movement (and trade) of the 'Palestinians'. We will continue to tell this truth and work towards its realization," he said.</p>

<p>Four Israelis were lightly injured after rocks were thrown at them in Huwara on Thursday night.</p><p>A Palestinian Arab who threw rocks was injured, apparently by IDF fire, and was evacuated in serious condition by the Red Crescent.</p>

<p>Minister Orit Strock responded to the IDF's announcement that it had decided to close the shops in Huwara.</p><p>"The decision to close the shops only on the main street of Huwara is not even the required minimum," she stated.</p>

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