14 oct 2015
Israeli soldiers shot and injured six Palestinians, including two children, by sniper fire in the al-Boreij refugee camp, in Central Gaza.
Palestinian medical sources said the soldiers, stationed across the border fence, used sniper fire against protesters near the Military School, east of the al-Boreij refugee camp, wounding six.
The sources added that the army used special rounds that detonate upon impact, to cause maximum harm, in direct violation of International Law.
The six wounded Palestinians were moved to the Al-Aqsa Hospital, in Deir al-Balah.
The army also fired dozens of gas bombs, causing scores of residents to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation.
Palestinian medical sources said the soldiers, stationed across the border fence, used sniper fire against protesters near the Military School, east of the al-Boreij refugee camp, wounding six.
The sources added that the army used special rounds that detonate upon impact, to cause maximum harm, in direct violation of International Law.
The six wounded Palestinians were moved to the Al-Aqsa Hospital, in Deir al-Balah.
The army also fired dozens of gas bombs, causing scores of residents to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation.
Ongoing clashes with the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) in northern and central Gaza Strip left on Tuesday over 45 Palestinian civilians wounded.
A PIC news correspondent quoted Palestinian paramedics as reporting that 40 wounded civilians were transferred, in moderate-to-critical conditions, to the Kamal Udwan hospital, in northern Gaza.
Spokesperson for the Palestinian Health Ministry, Ashraf al-Qudra, confirmed the piece of news in a Facebook statement.
The Israeli occupation soldiers kidnapped an unidentified Palestinian youth as he came within their reach near the Beit Hanoun (Erez) border-crossing, eye-witnesses told a PIC reporter.
The IOF soldiers discharged random barrages of live ammunition, rubber bullets, and tear gas canisters on a group of Palestinian protesters. 35 Palestinian civilians sustained injuries and dozens of others choked on tear gas as a result.
The IOF closed the Beit Hanoun border-crossing before Palestinian passengers in an attempt to tighten the noose around Gazans’ neck.
Clashes burst out near the border-crossing and culminated in heavy barrages of tear gas grenades and live rounds randomly fired by the IOF in an attempt to disband the demos.
Six Palestinian youths sustained live bullet wounds in the noon clashes with the occupation patrols near the border fence, to the east of the Bureij refugee camp, in central Gaza Strip.
The casualties were rushed to hospital so as to be urgently treated for the inflicted wounds.
Earlier Monday, sniper dogs, tear gas canisters, and live bullets were unleashed by the Israeli occupation troops on a group of Palestinian young men while another was crushed by an Israeli army jeep.
The violent clashes that have flared up since the outbreak of the Jerusalem Intifada brought the death toll of Palestinians to at least 30, including seven children, 19 West Bankers, and 11 Gazans.
A PIC news correspondent quoted Palestinian paramedics as reporting that 40 wounded civilians were transferred, in moderate-to-critical conditions, to the Kamal Udwan hospital, in northern Gaza.
Spokesperson for the Palestinian Health Ministry, Ashraf al-Qudra, confirmed the piece of news in a Facebook statement.
The Israeli occupation soldiers kidnapped an unidentified Palestinian youth as he came within their reach near the Beit Hanoun (Erez) border-crossing, eye-witnesses told a PIC reporter.
The IOF soldiers discharged random barrages of live ammunition, rubber bullets, and tear gas canisters on a group of Palestinian protesters. 35 Palestinian civilians sustained injuries and dozens of others choked on tear gas as a result.
The IOF closed the Beit Hanoun border-crossing before Palestinian passengers in an attempt to tighten the noose around Gazans’ neck.
Clashes burst out near the border-crossing and culminated in heavy barrages of tear gas grenades and live rounds randomly fired by the IOF in an attempt to disband the demos.
Six Palestinian youths sustained live bullet wounds in the noon clashes with the occupation patrols near the border fence, to the east of the Bureij refugee camp, in central Gaza Strip.
The casualties were rushed to hospital so as to be urgently treated for the inflicted wounds.
Earlier Monday, sniper dogs, tear gas canisters, and live bullets were unleashed by the Israeli occupation troops on a group of Palestinian young men while another was crushed by an Israeli army jeep.
The violent clashes that have flared up since the outbreak of the Jerusalem Intifada brought the death toll of Palestinians to at least 30, including seven children, 19 West Bankers, and 11 Gazans.
13 oct 2015
At least five Palestinians including a journalist suffered moderate to serious injuries as clashes broke out Tuesday morning with Israeli forces near Erez border crossing north of Gaza.
Medics said that the five injured youths were transferred to hospital, suffering from moderate to serious wounds.
Eyewitnesses affirmed to the PIC reporter that one young man was arrested during the clashes as he approached the Israeli-controlled border crossing.
Live and rubber bullets were intensively fired during the clashes, which resulted in five injuries while several others suffered tear gas inhalation.
Along the same line, Palestinian security sources said that Israeli authorities decided to close Erez crossing due to the continued clashes.
Gaza youths have daily organized peaceful marches over the past few days in support of Jerusalem Intifada in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, which was sparked by a spate of attacks by Israelis against Palestinians and their holy shrines.
Since the outbreak of the Jerusalem Intifada, Israeli occupation troops shot and killed 16 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and 11 in blockaded Gaza Strip.
236 have, meanwhile, been left wounded in blockaded Gaza in a week’s time while the number has hit 1,400 in both the West Bank and Gaza.
Medics said that the five injured youths were transferred to hospital, suffering from moderate to serious wounds.
Eyewitnesses affirmed to the PIC reporter that one young man was arrested during the clashes as he approached the Israeli-controlled border crossing.
Live and rubber bullets were intensively fired during the clashes, which resulted in five injuries while several others suffered tear gas inhalation.
Along the same line, Palestinian security sources said that Israeli authorities decided to close Erez crossing due to the continued clashes.
Gaza youths have daily organized peaceful marches over the past few days in support of Jerusalem Intifada in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, which was sparked by a spate of attacks by Israelis against Palestinians and their holy shrines.
Since the outbreak of the Jerusalem Intifada, Israeli occupation troops shot and killed 16 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and 11 in blockaded Gaza Strip.
236 have, meanwhile, been left wounded in blockaded Gaza in a week’s time while the number has hit 1,400 in both the West Bank and Gaza.
12 oct 2015
Israeli naval gunboats opened heavy machinegun fire Monday morning at the Palestinian fishing boats off the coasts of the southern Gaza Strip. No injuries were reported during the attack.
Israeli gunboats targeted the Palestinian fishermen off the coasts of Central Gaza Strip, local sources said.
Israeli navy also targeted Palestinian fishing boats off the coasts of Rafah city in southern Gaza, sources added.
The fishermen were forced to leave the sea due to heavy firing, while no injuries were reported in both attacks.
Israeli gunboats open gunfire at Palestinian fishermen and their boats on daily basis in violation of the ceasefire agreement reached on Aug. 26, 2014 between Israeli forces and Palestinian resistance with Egyptian mediation.
Israeli gunboats targeted the Palestinian fishermen off the coasts of Central Gaza Strip, local sources said.
Israeli navy also targeted Palestinian fishing boats off the coasts of Rafah city in southern Gaza, sources added.
The fishermen were forced to leave the sea due to heavy firing, while no injuries were reported in both attacks.
Israeli gunboats open gunfire at Palestinian fishermen and their boats on daily basis in violation of the ceasefire agreement reached on Aug. 26, 2014 between Israeli forces and Palestinian resistance with Egyptian mediation.
11 oct 2015
At least 17 Palestinians were injured during violent clashes that erupted Sunday with Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) east of Bureij refugee camp located in central Gaza Strip.
IOF soldiers intensified their presence at the borders with Bureij camp and opened fire at Palestinian youths. Tear gas bombs were heavily used too.
Medics said that 17 youths and minors were injured during the clashes. Three of the reported injured suffered serious injuries.
The seriously injured youths were identified as Khalil Abu Abid, 26, who was shot in his chest with live bullet, Mohamed Nbahin, 17, who received a bullet in his nose, and Ibrahim Khrish, 17, who was shot in his chest and foot.
14 other youths suffered tear gas inhalation and rubber bullet injuries, the sources added.
Few hours later, calm was restored in the refugee camp.
IOF soldiers intensified their presence at the borders with Bureij camp and opened fire at Palestinian youths. Tear gas bombs were heavily used too.
Medics said that 17 youths and minors were injured during the clashes. Three of the reported injured suffered serious injuries.
The seriously injured youths were identified as Khalil Abu Abid, 26, who was shot in his chest with live bullet, Mohamed Nbahin, 17, who received a bullet in his nose, and Ibrahim Khrish, 17, who was shot in his chest and foot.
14 other youths suffered tear gas inhalation and rubber bullet injuries, the sources added.
Few hours later, calm was restored in the refugee camp.
The Israeli occupation navy at dawn Sunday opened machinegun fire at Palestinian fishing boats off the coast of Rafah district, south of the Gaza Strip.
Local sources said that all the fishermen on the boats survived the gunfire attack and managed to return to shore.
In an earlier incident, the Israeli navy on Saturday night bombed and opened fire at the shores of al-Sudaniya and Khan Younis areas, north and south of Gaza, with no reported casualties or material damage.
Local sources said that all the fishermen on the boats survived the gunfire attack and managed to return to shore.
In an earlier incident, the Israeli navy on Saturday night bombed and opened fire at the shores of al-Sudaniya and Khan Younis areas, north and south of Gaza, with no reported casualties or material damage.
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Nour Rasmi Hassan 30
Rahaf Rasmi Hassan 2 Nour's unborn child A Palestinian mother who was five months pregnant was killed along with her child, on Sunday at dawn, while at least four other family members were injured, after the Israeli Air Force bombarded the Zeitoun neighborhood in Gaza City. The Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza said the woman, Nour Rasmi Hassan, 30, and her two-year old child, Rahaf, were killed in the Israeli Air Strike. |
The Ministry added that after locating the body of the slain woman, medics and rescue teams started searching among the rubble and located the body of her child.
The WAFA News Agency said an Israeli F-16 fighter jet fired two missiles close to the family home, southeast of Gaza City, causing damage to several homes and killing the woman.
The Air Force also struck another location west of Gaza City, causing fires and excessive damage.
The Israeli army alleges that a shell was fired from Gaza Saturday night, towards an Israeli settlement close to the Gaza Strip, causing no damage or injuries.
Israel said sirens were sounded in settlements close to Gaza, and on the Asqalan Coast, followed by the sound of explosions. The military then reported that their explosive experts started a search for the alleged shells. But no damage was reported from the alleged rocket fire. video video
The WAFA News Agency said an Israeli F-16 fighter jet fired two missiles close to the family home, southeast of Gaza City, causing damage to several homes and killing the woman.
The Air Force also struck another location west of Gaza City, causing fires and excessive damage.
The Israeli army alleges that a shell was fired from Gaza Saturday night, towards an Israeli settlement close to the Gaza Strip, causing no damage or injuries.
Israel said sirens were sounded in settlements close to Gaza, and on the Asqalan Coast, followed by the sound of explosions. The military then reported that their explosive experts started a search for the alleged shells. But no damage was reported from the alleged rocket fire. video video
An Israeli soldier walks past an "Iron Dome" battery on August 20, 2015 in Ashdod.
Israeli authorities claimed that the US-funded "Iron Dome" defense system intercepted a shell fired from the Gaza Strip on Saturday night.
An Israeli army spokeswoman said that sirens sounded across southern Israel, before a single homemade shell was intercepted south of Ashkelon.
No injuries were reported, and she said she was not aware of any further shells fired by the Palestinian resistance.
Palestinians in Gaza, who have no such defense system, were bombarded Saturday night by Israeli fighter jets.
A family home was hit by the Israeli bombing, killing a pregnant woman and her two-year old child, and badly wounding the father and three other children.
On Saturday, Israeli forces fired live rounds into a crowd of demonstrators in the Gaza Strip, killing two Palestinian boys, aged 13 and 15, at a rally east of Khan Younis on Saturday.
Seven Palestinians were fatally wounded by Israeli live gunfire at a demonstration in Gaza the day before.
Since October 1st, 21 Palestinians have been killed, and 1100 injured. During that same time period, two Israelis were killed and two injured in a 'lone wolf attack' by a Palestinian man in Jerusalem.
A small number of homemade shells were fired from Gaza during the past ten days in response to the massive Israeli escalation, but no injuries or damage was reported from these shells.
Israel hold the Hamas government in Gaza responsible for each homemade shell fired, despite there being no link between these shells and Hamas.
Hamas has not claimed responsibility for any homemade shells since last year's devastating war, and the movement has been attempting to clamp down on many of the smaller armed groups.
Earlier Saturday, however, Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri warned Israel that because of the recent string of Israeli war crimes against the Palestinian people, the Palestinians will defend themselves -- despite their rther complete lack of weaponry or armed forces.
Israeli authorities claimed that the US-funded "Iron Dome" defense system intercepted a shell fired from the Gaza Strip on Saturday night.
An Israeli army spokeswoman said that sirens sounded across southern Israel, before a single homemade shell was intercepted south of Ashkelon.
No injuries were reported, and she said she was not aware of any further shells fired by the Palestinian resistance.
Palestinians in Gaza, who have no such defense system, were bombarded Saturday night by Israeli fighter jets.
A family home was hit by the Israeli bombing, killing a pregnant woman and her two-year old child, and badly wounding the father and three other children.
On Saturday, Israeli forces fired live rounds into a crowd of demonstrators in the Gaza Strip, killing two Palestinian boys, aged 13 and 15, at a rally east of Khan Younis on Saturday.
Seven Palestinians were fatally wounded by Israeli live gunfire at a demonstration in Gaza the day before.
Since October 1st, 21 Palestinians have been killed, and 1100 injured. During that same time period, two Israelis were killed and two injured in a 'lone wolf attack' by a Palestinian man in Jerusalem.
A small number of homemade shells were fired from Gaza during the past ten days in response to the massive Israeli escalation, but no injuries or damage was reported from these shells.
Israel hold the Hamas government in Gaza responsible for each homemade shell fired, despite there being no link between these shells and Hamas.
Hamas has not claimed responsibility for any homemade shells since last year's devastating war, and the movement has been attempting to clamp down on many of the smaller armed groups.
Earlier Saturday, however, Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri warned Israel that because of the recent string of Israeli war crimes against the Palestinian people, the Palestinians will defend themselves -- despite their rther complete lack of weaponry or armed forces.
10 oct 2015
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Marwan Barbakh 13
Khalil Othman 15 Two Palestinian children were killed at the hands of Israeli occupation forces (IOF) to the east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza Strip on Saturday afternoon. Medical sources told the PIC reporter that 13-year-old Marwan Barbakh was shot and killed while participating in a peaceful march against Israeli atrocities in the West Bank while five others were wounded. They said that one of those seriously wounded 15-year-old Khalil Othman died later of his wounds at hospital. Dozens of young men had gone on a peaceful demonstration for the |
second day running to the east of Khan Younis where IOF soldiers opened live fire at them.
Earlier in the day, hundreds of Gaza school students marched to the northern Beit Hanun (Erez) crossing and burnt tires while chanting slogans supportive of the uprising in occupied Jerusalem and the West Bank.
Seven Palestinians were killed and 145 others were wounded by IOF gunfire in similar demonstrations on Friday including three killed and 11 wounded in Khan Younis.
Earlier in the day, hundreds of Gaza school students marched to the northern Beit Hanun (Erez) crossing and burnt tires while chanting slogans supportive of the uprising in occupied Jerusalem and the West Bank.
Seven Palestinians were killed and 145 others were wounded by IOF gunfire in similar demonstrations on Friday including three killed and 11 wounded in Khan Younis.
Hamas Movement mourned the seven Palestinian youths who were killed by Israeli gunfire during Friday’s events that broke out in support of Jerusalem Intifada (uprising).
Spokesman for the Movement Sami Abu Zuhri held the Israeli occupation fully responsible for the latest escalation in Gaza.
The fall of victims confirms that Gaza is always supporting the Palestinian revolt in West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, he said.
Seven Palestinian young men were killed at the hands of Israeli occupation forces (IOF) while demonstrating near Gaza borders in solidarity with the West Bank revolt against Israeli atrocities. 124 others were also wounded including two journalists.
Masri: Israel will pay the same price for its crimes
Senior Hamas official Mushir al-Masri has warned the Israeli occupation that it will pay the same price for the crimes it persists in committing against the Palestinians people.
"You, the Zionists, have shut all the doors, so blame no one but yourself…Our message is, 'You will be drinking from the same cup you have made us drink from,'" al-Masri said during a massive protest staged on Friday in Khan Younis, south of Gaza.
"Al-Quds intifada (uprising) has started and will be going forward," the Hamas official emphasized.
He stressed that the popular uprising is one of the important means to curb the settlers' violations, end the occupation and create new equations on the ground after the failure of the peaceful solutions.
He also called on the Palestinian Authority (PA) leadership to end its security collaboration with the Israeli occupation, release the political detainees from its jails and give the resistance a free hand to defend its people in the West Bank.
Spokesman for the Movement Sami Abu Zuhri held the Israeli occupation fully responsible for the latest escalation in Gaza.
The fall of victims confirms that Gaza is always supporting the Palestinian revolt in West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, he said.
Seven Palestinian young men were killed at the hands of Israeli occupation forces (IOF) while demonstrating near Gaza borders in solidarity with the West Bank revolt against Israeli atrocities. 124 others were also wounded including two journalists.
Masri: Israel will pay the same price for its crimes
Senior Hamas official Mushir al-Masri has warned the Israeli occupation that it will pay the same price for the crimes it persists in committing against the Palestinians people.
"You, the Zionists, have shut all the doors, so blame no one but yourself…Our message is, 'You will be drinking from the same cup you have made us drink from,'" al-Masri said during a massive protest staged on Friday in Khan Younis, south of Gaza.
"Al-Quds intifada (uprising) has started and will be going forward," the Hamas official emphasized.
He stressed that the popular uprising is one of the important means to curb the settlers' violations, end the occupation and create new equations on the ground after the failure of the peaceful solutions.
He also called on the Palestinian Authority (PA) leadership to end its security collaboration with the Israeli occupation, release the political detainees from its jails and give the resistance a free hand to defend its people in the West Bank.
Jehaz Abid, 21
A Palestinian died Saturday morning of his wounds that he suffered when the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) opened fire at a demonstration by the border fence east of Gaza City and near Khan Younis on Friday.
The young man Jehaz Abid, 21, died of serious wounds he suffered on Friday when IOF opened fire at Palestinian protesters near the border fence east of Khan Younis.
Abid was transferred to hospital, in very critical condition, where he died on Saturday morning.
Abid’s martyrdom rises Gaza’s death toll to seven after six others were killed and 145 were injured by Israeli fire on the same day on the borders of Gaza.
A Palestinian died Saturday morning of his wounds that he suffered when the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) opened fire at a demonstration by the border fence east of Gaza City and near Khan Younis on Friday.
The young man Jehaz Abid, 21, died of serious wounds he suffered on Friday when IOF opened fire at Palestinian protesters near the border fence east of Khan Younis.
Abid was transferred to hospital, in very critical condition, where he died on Saturday morning.
Abid’s martyrdom rises Gaza’s death toll to seven after six others were killed and 145 were injured by Israeli fire on the same day on the borders of Gaza.
9 oct 2015
Muhammad al-Raqeb 15
Shadi Hussam Dawla, 20
Ahmad al-Harbawi, 20
Abed al-Wahidi, 20
Abd Wahaibi, 20
Adnan Abu Alyan, 22
Five Palestinians were killed and 40 others were injured including two journalists as Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) opened fire at a demonstration by the border fence east of Gaza City and near Khan Younis on Friday.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health said Shadi Hussam Dawla, 20, Ahmad al-Harbawi, 20, and Abed al-Wahidi, 20, Abd Wahaibi, 20, were shot and killed east of the al-Shujaiyeh neighborhood, while 15-year-old Muhammad al-Raqeb and Adnan Abu Alyan, 22, were killed after being shot by Israeli forces near Khan Younis.
At least 40 other Palestinians were injured including two journalists. Two of the reported injured were transferred to Shifa Hospital in critical condition.
The PIC reporter said that dozens of young men headed to the borders near Nahal Oz military position to the east of Gaza City after the Friday prayer while raising Palestinian flags and chanting anti-occupation slogans.
He added that the IOF soldiers fired live rounds at the young men, who responded by throwing stones.
Meanwhile, in southern Gaza Strip, groups of young men marched to the southern borders to the east of Khan Younis and torched tires and chanted slogans against the occupation’s crimes.
IOF troops opened live fire at the peaceful demonstrators injuring two of them, one of them was hit with a bullet in his neck and his condition was described as serious.
An Israeli army spokesperson told Ma'an that 200 Palestinians approached the security fence and hurled rocks and rolled burning tires at Israeli forces.
Israeli forces responded with live fire towards the "main instigators," she said, confirming five direct hits.
The deaths in Gaza come amid renewed violence in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem on Friday.
Tensions had been mounting steadily for weeks across the occupied Palestinian territory due to Israeli restrictions on Palestinians seeking to enter the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied Jerusalem.
At least eight Palestinians including a 13-year-old boy were killed and 900 others have been injured in eight consecutive days of demonstrations and clashes in the occupied West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, at least 60 with live fire, medics said.
Shadi Hussam Dawla, 20
Ahmad al-Harbawi, 20
Abed al-Wahidi, 20
Abd Wahaibi, 20
Adnan Abu Alyan, 22
Five Palestinians were killed and 40 others were injured including two journalists as Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) opened fire at a demonstration by the border fence east of Gaza City and near Khan Younis on Friday.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health said Shadi Hussam Dawla, 20, Ahmad al-Harbawi, 20, and Abed al-Wahidi, 20, Abd Wahaibi, 20, were shot and killed east of the al-Shujaiyeh neighborhood, while 15-year-old Muhammad al-Raqeb and Adnan Abu Alyan, 22, were killed after being shot by Israeli forces near Khan Younis.
At least 40 other Palestinians were injured including two journalists. Two of the reported injured were transferred to Shifa Hospital in critical condition.
The PIC reporter said that dozens of young men headed to the borders near Nahal Oz military position to the east of Gaza City after the Friday prayer while raising Palestinian flags and chanting anti-occupation slogans.
He added that the IOF soldiers fired live rounds at the young men, who responded by throwing stones.
Meanwhile, in southern Gaza Strip, groups of young men marched to the southern borders to the east of Khan Younis and torched tires and chanted slogans against the occupation’s crimes.
IOF troops opened live fire at the peaceful demonstrators injuring two of them, one of them was hit with a bullet in his neck and his condition was described as serious.
An Israeli army spokesperson told Ma'an that 200 Palestinians approached the security fence and hurled rocks and rolled burning tires at Israeli forces.
Israeli forces responded with live fire towards the "main instigators," she said, confirming five direct hits.
The deaths in Gaza come amid renewed violence in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem on Friday.
Tensions had been mounting steadily for weeks across the occupied Palestinian territory due to Israeli restrictions on Palestinians seeking to enter the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied Jerusalem.
At least eight Palestinians including a 13-year-old boy were killed and 900 others have been injured in eight consecutive days of demonstrations and clashes in the occupied West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, at least 60 with live fire, medics said.
Three Palestinian young men were killed at the hands of Israeli occupation forces (IOF) while demonstrating near Gaza borders in solidarity with the West Bank revolt against Israeli atrocities.
Dr. Ashraf al-Qidra, the health ministry spokesman, said that one of three was a teenager, adding that 20 others were wounded including two journalists.
He said that two of the wounded were in very serious condition and were taken to the Shifa hospital in Gaza City.
The PIC reporter said that dozens of young men headed to the borders near Nahal Oz military position to the east of Gaza City after the Friday prayer while raising Palestinian flags and chanting anti-occupation slogans.
He added that the IOF soldiers fired live rounds at the young men, who responded by throwing stones.
Meanwhile, in southern Gaza Strip, groups of young men marched to the southern borders to the east of Khan Younis and torched tires and chanted slogans against the occupation’s crimes.
IOF troops opened live fire at the peaceful demonstrators injuring two of them, one of them was hit with a bullet in his neck and his condition was described as serious.
Dr. Ashraf al-Qidra, the health ministry spokesman, said that one of three was a teenager, adding that 20 others were wounded including two journalists.
He said that two of the wounded were in very serious condition and were taken to the Shifa hospital in Gaza City.
The PIC reporter said that dozens of young men headed to the borders near Nahal Oz military position to the east of Gaza City after the Friday prayer while raising Palestinian flags and chanting anti-occupation slogans.
He added that the IOF soldiers fired live rounds at the young men, who responded by throwing stones.
Meanwhile, in southern Gaza Strip, groups of young men marched to the southern borders to the east of Khan Younis and torched tires and chanted slogans against the occupation’s crimes.
IOF troops opened live fire at the peaceful demonstrators injuring two of them, one of them was hit with a bullet in his neck and his condition was described as serious.
Israeli gunboats on Friday morning opened heavy machinegun fire at Palestinian fishermen setting sail off Gaza shores.
According to media sources the Israeli navy forces opened their machine gunfire on fishing boats sailing within four nautical miles off al-Soudaniya shore, northwest of the blockaded Gaza Strip.
A fisherman’s boat sustained remarkable material damage in the attack.
The fishermen were forced to leave the sea for fear of being killed by Israeli bullet fire.
Israeli naval boats have often opened fire on Palestinian fishermen sailing within the unilaterally-imposed six-nautical-mile zone, flagrantly violating the Cairo-brokered ceasefire accord.
According to media sources the Israeli navy forces opened their machine gunfire on fishing boats sailing within four nautical miles off al-Soudaniya shore, northwest of the blockaded Gaza Strip.
A fisherman’s boat sustained remarkable material damage in the attack.
The fishermen were forced to leave the sea for fear of being killed by Israeli bullet fire.
Israeli naval boats have often opened fire on Palestinian fishermen sailing within the unilaterally-imposed six-nautical-mile zone, flagrantly violating the Cairo-brokered ceasefire accord.
8 oct 2015
Several Israeli army vehicles on early Thursday morning carried out a limited incursion into the northern area of the blockaded Gaza Strip, in a renewed violation of the truce deal.
According to local sources, four Israeli military vehicles penetrated into Beit Lahia town, in northern Gaza Strip, and launched combing operations across the border area.
The Israeli occupation army has often moved into Gaza’s border area and attacked Palestinian farmers and cultivated land lots with live ammunition and rubber bullets.
The incursion is another chain in the series of Israeli violations of the Cairo-brokered ceasefire accord signed in the wake of last summer’s military offensive on the besieged coastal enclave.
According to local sources, four Israeli military vehicles penetrated into Beit Lahia town, in northern Gaza Strip, and launched combing operations across the border area.
The Israeli occupation army has often moved into Gaza’s border area and attacked Palestinian farmers and cultivated land lots with live ammunition and rubber bullets.
The incursion is another chain in the series of Israeli violations of the Cairo-brokered ceasefire accord signed in the wake of last summer’s military offensive on the besieged coastal enclave.
5 oct 2015
A rocket launched from the Gaza Strip landed in southern Israel, late Sunday, with no reported injuries, the Israeli army said.
A spokeswoman said that the rocket landed in an open area in the Eshkol Regional Council at around 11 p.m.
Rocket sirens sounded afterward, she said, but there were no additional rockets.
The rocket fire comes amid heightened tensions in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, where by Sunday night, Israeli soldiers and settlers had shot nearly 100 Palestinians with live and rubber bullets in a 24-hour period.
The most recent clashes were prompted by Israeli army and settler reprisals for the death of two Israeli men in a stabbing attack in Jerusalem's Old City.
However, tensions have been mounting for weeks, particularly due to ongoing restrictions on Palestinians seeking to enter the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem -- the third holiest site in Islam.
On Wednesday, the Israeli army launched four air strikes on the Gaza Strip after a rocket was fired from the besieged coastal enclave the night before.
Witnesses and Palestinian security sources said four training camps for Hamas's armed wing, the Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades, were hit in the strikes. They were empty at the time, and no one was injured.
The rocker fire was later claimed by a Salafist militant group known as the Sheikh Omar Hadid Brigade, which said on Twitter that it carried out the attack in response to the killing of 18-year-old Hadeel Hashlomon in Hebron a week earlier.
Despite the brigade claiming responsibility, the Israeli army laid blame on Gaza's de facto leaders Hamas.
Hamas has not claimed responsibility for any rocket attacks since last year's devastating war in Gaza, and the movement has attempted to clamp down on armed activity by smaller political groups in the territory -- among them the Sheikh Omar Hadid Brigade.
A spokeswoman said that the rocket landed in an open area in the Eshkol Regional Council at around 11 p.m.
Rocket sirens sounded afterward, she said, but there were no additional rockets.
The rocket fire comes amid heightened tensions in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, where by Sunday night, Israeli soldiers and settlers had shot nearly 100 Palestinians with live and rubber bullets in a 24-hour period.
The most recent clashes were prompted by Israeli army and settler reprisals for the death of two Israeli men in a stabbing attack in Jerusalem's Old City.
However, tensions have been mounting for weeks, particularly due to ongoing restrictions on Palestinians seeking to enter the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem -- the third holiest site in Islam.
On Wednesday, the Israeli army launched four air strikes on the Gaza Strip after a rocket was fired from the besieged coastal enclave the night before.
Witnesses and Palestinian security sources said four training camps for Hamas's armed wing, the Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades, were hit in the strikes. They were empty at the time, and no one was injured.
The rocker fire was later claimed by a Salafist militant group known as the Sheikh Omar Hadid Brigade, which said on Twitter that it carried out the attack in response to the killing of 18-year-old Hadeel Hashlomon in Hebron a week earlier.
Despite the brigade claiming responsibility, the Israeli army laid blame on Gaza's de facto leaders Hamas.
Hamas has not claimed responsibility for any rocket attacks since last year's devastating war in Gaza, and the movement has attempted to clamp down on armed activity by smaller political groups in the territory -- among them the Sheikh Omar Hadid Brigade.
Israeli navy boats attacked, on Monday morning, Palestinian fishing boats near the Gaza shore, and kidnapped two fishers. Earlier at dawn, the Israeli Air Force fired missile into a site run by the Al-Qassam Brigades.
The navy surrounded fishing boats, close to the Gaza City shore, and used loud speakers to order them to jump into the water, and swim towards them.
They then kidnapped two fishers, and boarded one fishing boat before towing it for Ashdod Port.
In addition, Israeli war jets fired a missile into a training site, run by the Al-Qassam Brigades the armed wing of Hamas, causing excessive damage but no injuries.
The Israeli jets also flew over different parts of the coastal region, causing various sonic booms.
The navy surrounded fishing boats, close to the Gaza City shore, and used loud speakers to order them to jump into the water, and swim towards them.
They then kidnapped two fishers, and boarded one fishing boat before towing it for Ashdod Port.
In addition, Israeli war jets fired a missile into a training site, run by the Al-Qassam Brigades the armed wing of Hamas, causing excessive damage but no injuries.
The Israeli jets also flew over different parts of the coastal region, causing various sonic booms.
An Israeli warplane at dawn Monday bombed a Palestinian resistance post in the Gaza Strip, with no reported casualties.
Local sources said the airstrike targeted a training site belonging to al-Qassam Brigades of Hamas on the southern side of Gaza City.
The sources added that a strong blast was heard throughout the city and billows of smoke were rising from the site following the aerial attack.
Local sources said the airstrike targeted a training site belonging to al-Qassam Brigades of Hamas on the southern side of Gaza City.
The sources added that a strong blast was heard throughout the city and billows of smoke were rising from the site following the aerial attack.
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