A footage shot by Anadolu Agency shows Israeli soldiers opening the ambulance door and trying to take by force a Palestinian civilian who was injured during protests against the Israeli demolition policy in the Jordan Valley.
Israeli soldiers pushed an aid worker in an attempt to reach the injured civilian, however, the aid worker managed to close the ambulance door and got away from the scene.
The Palestinian Health Ministry condemned late Tuesday the attack by Israeli soldiers on the ambulance which is the second incident of targeting medical personnel within days.
"The Israeli occupation soldiers attacked an ambulance belonging to the Palestinian Red Crescent Society and attempted to arrest one of the injured from inside it," Palestinian Health Minister Mai Al-Kaila said in a statement.
The minister went on to say: "The world saw in video how the occupation soldiers stormed an ambulance with weapons, trying to arrest one of the injured."
On Tuesday, 24 Palestinians were injured as Israeli army dispersed demonstrations using rubber bullets and tear gas canisters in Jordan Valley.
On Saturday, Muhammad Hamed, a paramedic in the Palestinian Medical Relief, told Anadolu Agency that an Israeli force personnel prevented him from rescuing injured people, during clashes with the Israeli occupation forces east of Ramallah in central West Bank.
"They handcuffed me and put me in a military jeep, and prevented me from moving, and whenever someone passed by, he (Israeli soldier) pushed me with his hand or foot," the paramedic said.