10 dec 2017
Dozens of Palestinians were injured as clashed broke with Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) out Sunday evening in three different areas in Nablus, north of occupied West Bank, in defense of occupied Jerusalem.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) affirmed that 52 people suffered different injuries during the clashes.
Six people were injured after being shot with rubber bullets during Hawara checkpoint clashes, while an elderly man suffered breathing problems after inhaling teargas bombs.
14-year-old chid suffered different wounds all over his body after being brutally injured by IOF in Beit Furik town.
44 other people including minors and women suffered different injures as Israeli forces heavily and randomly fired teargas bombs at Palestinian houses in the city.
Meanwhile, 11 Palestinian youths were shot and injured with rubber bullets when violent clashes erupted at the northern entrance to al-Bireh city.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) affirmed that 52 people suffered different injuries during the clashes.
Six people were injured after being shot with rubber bullets during Hawara checkpoint clashes, while an elderly man suffered breathing problems after inhaling teargas bombs.
14-year-old chid suffered different wounds all over his body after being brutally injured by IOF in Beit Furik town.
44 other people including minors and women suffered different injures as Israeli forces heavily and randomly fired teargas bombs at Palestinian houses in the city.
Meanwhile, 11 Palestinian youths were shot and injured with rubber bullets when violent clashes erupted at the northern entrance to al-Bireh city.
An Israeli military vehicle on Sunday ran over a 5-year-old Palestinian girl in the Old City of al-Khalil, the Palestinian Ministry of Health said in a brief statement.
The Ministry added that the child suffered multiple bruises in her lower limbs and was transferred by a Red Crescent ambulance to a local hospital for treatment.
In a related context, violent clashes are ongoing between Palestinian citizens and the Israeli soldiers in al-Arroub camp, Beit Ummar, Beit Kahel, Bab al-Zawiya and Wadi al-Tuffah over the US declaration of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
The Ministry added that the child suffered multiple bruises in her lower limbs and was transferred by a Red Crescent ambulance to a local hospital for treatment.
In a related context, violent clashes are ongoing between Palestinian citizens and the Israeli soldiers in al-Arroub camp, Beit Ummar, Beit Kahel, Bab al-Zawiya and Wadi al-Tuffah over the US declaration of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Sunday assaulted a number of Palestinian citizens at different crossroads to the east of Qalqilya city and arrested a young man.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that the IOF soldiers arrested the 22-year-old Omar Husein, who is a resident of Azzun town, after severely beating him at a crossroad between Hableh village and Qalqilya city.
They added that the IOF soldiers were heavily deployed in the vicinity of the towns of Azzun, Jayyous, and Kafr Thulth where clashes have escalated lately over the US president Donald Trump's plan to move the US embassy to Jerusalem which he has recognized as the capital of Israel.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that the IOF soldiers arrested the 22-year-old Omar Husein, who is a resident of Azzun town, after severely beating him at a crossroad between Hableh village and Qalqilya city.
They added that the IOF soldiers were heavily deployed in the vicinity of the towns of Azzun, Jayyous, and Kafr Thulth where clashes have escalated lately over the US president Donald Trump's plan to move the US embassy to Jerusalem which he has recognized as the capital of Israel.
Nearly 61 Palestinian citizens were injured on Sunday in clashes with the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) that continue for the fourth day in a row over the US declaration of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that its crews treated 58 injuries in 10 different areas in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
A local source said that a number of Palestinian citizens were injured with rubber-coated metal bullets while protesting at Huwara checkpoint to the south of Nablus city against the US president Donald Trump's latest decision. Other injuries were reported in al-Bireh, al-Khalil and Bethlehem.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that dozens of Palestinian youths and students from Palestine Technical University marched at the western entrance to Tulkarem city and clashed with the IOF soldiers who attacked them with rubber bullets and tear gas canisters causing many injuries and suffocation cases.
Other confrontations flared up in al-Sha'rawiya area in Tulkarem where Palestinian youths set tires on fire and threw stones at the IOF soldiers.
About 14 Palestinians, including two children, were injured after being attacked with live bullets and tear gas canisters in the protests launched along the Gaza Strip border fence with the 1948 occupied Palestine.
Violent clashes and mass demonstrations have been launched all over the occupied Palestinian territories in protest at the US recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and Trump's decision to move the US embassy there.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that its crews treated 58 injuries in 10 different areas in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
A local source said that a number of Palestinian citizens were injured with rubber-coated metal bullets while protesting at Huwara checkpoint to the south of Nablus city against the US president Donald Trump's latest decision. Other injuries were reported in al-Bireh, al-Khalil and Bethlehem.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that dozens of Palestinian youths and students from Palestine Technical University marched at the western entrance to Tulkarem city and clashed with the IOF soldiers who attacked them with rubber bullets and tear gas canisters causing many injuries and suffocation cases.
Other confrontations flared up in al-Sha'rawiya area in Tulkarem where Palestinian youths set tires on fire and threw stones at the IOF soldiers.
About 14 Palestinians, including two children, were injured after being attacked with live bullets and tear gas canisters in the protests launched along the Gaza Strip border fence with the 1948 occupied Palestine.
Violent clashes and mass demonstrations have been launched all over the occupied Palestinian territories in protest at the US recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and Trump's decision to move the US embassy there.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry strongly condemned Saturday the "disproportionate use of force" against Palestinians protesting the recent decision by U.S. President Donald Trump to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
The statement released by the ministry said Turkey is deeply saddened and concerned about the aggression by Israeli forces which led to the death of four Palestinians and injured hundreds more.
"We strongly condemn the use of disproportionate force by Israel," it added.
Trump announced Wednesday that the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv will be moved to Occupied Jerusalem, garnering worldwide criticism, including from its regional allies and fellow U.N. Security Council member states.
The decision caused widespread protests across the Muslim world while demonstrations in Palestine turned violent after the Israeli occupation army started to use live ammunition and tear gas to disperse protests.
Israel occupied the east of the city in 1967 and later annexed it in moves never recognized by the international community.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday described Israel as a "state of occupation" which used terror against the Palestinians, as he stepped up his criticism of the U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as its capital.
"And now they are making use of terror and are bombing young people and children," he said.
Erdogan, who regards himself as a champion of the Palestinian cause and an opponent of any perceived global injustice against Muslims, described Jerusalem as the "apple of our eye" and a "red line" for Muslims.
The statement released by the ministry said Turkey is deeply saddened and concerned about the aggression by Israeli forces which led to the death of four Palestinians and injured hundreds more.
"We strongly condemn the use of disproportionate force by Israel," it added.
Trump announced Wednesday that the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv will be moved to Occupied Jerusalem, garnering worldwide criticism, including from its regional allies and fellow U.N. Security Council member states.
The decision caused widespread protests across the Muslim world while demonstrations in Palestine turned violent after the Israeli occupation army started to use live ammunition and tear gas to disperse protests.
Israel occupied the east of the city in 1967 and later annexed it in moves never recognized by the international community.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday described Israel as a "state of occupation" which used terror against the Palestinians, as he stepped up his criticism of the U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as its capital.
"And now they are making use of terror and are bombing young people and children," he said.
Erdogan, who regards himself as a champion of the Palestinian cause and an opponent of any perceived global injustice against Muslims, described Jerusalem as the "apple of our eye" and a "red line" for Muslims.
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Clashes continued throughout the weekend in Hebron, after Palestinian civil society groups called for “three days of rage” in response to Donald Trump’s widely unrecognized declaration that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. Across the West Bank and Gaza, Palestinians organized general strikes, as well as non-violent marches and demonstrations, all of which were met with military violence by Israel.
In Hebron, the violence from the Israeli army included the use of numerous rounds of tear gas, sound bombs, rubber-coated steel bullets, and live ammunition against the press and civilians, including passing families and the elderly. Soldiers also entered shops and forced businesses to close, causing further disruption to daily civilian life. Some young Palestinians resisted the Israeli army’s invasion using stones, and also by throwing the Israeli army’s own tear gas canisters back towards the soldiers. On Friday alone, between 15 and 20 Palestinian minors were arrested, including at least five that weren’t involved in the clashes, one of which was taken straight from his home. Of the five boys that ISM activists witnessed being arrested, four of them were brutally beaten by large groups of soldiers after they were subdued and handcuffed and posed no threat to the soldiers. As of 5:00 PM on Saturday, two of the boys remained hospitalized due to their injuries. In declaring that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel, Donald Trump formalized the United States’ position as one in contravention of international law and the opinion of the international community. |
The international community has expressly stated – through UN Resolution 181 and others – that it doesn’t recognize any claim to sovereignty over Jerusalem by Israel, which is why most states maintain their embassies to Israel in Tel Aviv rather than Jerusalem.
Israeli army forces, Saturday night, shot a young Palestinian man in his eye with a rubber-coated steel bullet, during protests at the northern entrance of the city of al-Bireh.
The Ministry of Health said, in a press release, that the man was transferred to the Palestine Medical complex in the city of Ramallah, describing his injury as critical.
Since the announcement made by US president Donald Trump recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and plans to transfer the embassy from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, Palestinians have observed “days of rage” to express rejection of this move.
The Ministry of Health said, in a press release, that the man was transferred to the Palestine Medical complex in the city of Ramallah, describing his injury as critical.
Since the announcement made by US president Donald Trump recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and plans to transfer the embassy from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, Palestinians have observed “days of rage” to express rejection of this move.
Israeli soldiers violently suppressed protests in the southern occupied West Bank city of Bethlehem for the third day in a row, on Saturday, firing tear gas and sponge-tipped bullets at locals.
Dozens of people were treated for severe tear-gas inhalation while others were injured with sponge bullets, according to Ma’an News Agency.
Clashes had broken out at around 8 a.m. near the apartheid wall at the northern end of the city, as Palestinians — mostly young men — continued protesting against Donald Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
Confrontations continued throughout the afternoon. Locals said that, at around 4 p.m., fierce clashes had erupted in the nearby Aida refugee camp after some Palestinian youth set fire to an unmanned Israeli military watchtower in the camp.
Soldiers responded by showering the camp with gas.
The events in Aida, tonight, come a month after the Commissioner General for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), Pierre Krähenbühl, delivered a speech saying that “health experts suggests residents of Bethlehem’s Aida camp are exposed to more tear gas than any other population surveyed globally.”
Dozens of people were treated for severe tear-gas inhalation while others were injured with sponge bullets, according to Ma’an News Agency.
Clashes had broken out at around 8 a.m. near the apartheid wall at the northern end of the city, as Palestinians — mostly young men — continued protesting against Donald Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
Confrontations continued throughout the afternoon. Locals said that, at around 4 p.m., fierce clashes had erupted in the nearby Aida refugee camp after some Palestinian youth set fire to an unmanned Israeli military watchtower in the camp.
Soldiers responded by showering the camp with gas.
The events in Aida, tonight, come a month after the Commissioner General for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), Pierre Krähenbühl, delivered a speech saying that “health experts suggests residents of Bethlehem’s Aida camp are exposed to more tear gas than any other population surveyed globally.”
9 dec 2017
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Israeli soldiers attacked, Saturday, nonviolent Palestinian protester in Salaheddin Street, in occupied East Jerusalem, and assaulted many residents, and journalists.
The soldiers, and mounted officers, resorted to excessive force against the Palestinians, and fired dozens of gas bombs and concussion grenades at them, in addition to grabbing Palestinian flags and confiscating them. In addition, the soldiers detained legislator Jihad Abu Zneid after assaulting her. The Palestinian Red Crescent said twelve Palestinians were injured |
due to the Israeli attack..
The procession was held as part of ongoing protests in Jerusalem, and several parts of Palestine, against Trump’s decision, recognizing the occupied city as the capital of Israel, in direct violation of International Law.
The procession was held as part of ongoing protests in Jerusalem, and several parts of Palestine, against Trump’s decision, recognizing the occupied city as the capital of Israel, in direct violation of International Law.
A student was injured on Saturday, east of Khan Younis, in the south of the Gaza Strip, when Israeli soldiers stationed near the border opened fire at a group of students demonstrating against a US decision recognizing Jerusalem as the official capital of Israel.
Witnesses said hundreds of students were demonstrating near the border fence against the decision when soldiers opened fire at them and showered them with tear gas.
One student was shot and injured, according to WAFA. He was taken to hospital where he was reported in moderate condition.
Palestinian Woman and Student Shot in Gaza Protests
At least two Palestinians, one woman and one minor, were shot and injured by Israeli forces in the southern Gaza Strip district of Khan Younis on Saturday morning, as Palestinians continued to demonstrate along the border with Israel in protest of US President Donald Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
Witnesses told Ma’an News Agency that Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinian school students in the eastern area of the town of Khuzaa — along the border with Israel — in southern Gaza.
The students had reportedly marched to the border in protest around 9 a.m., and were met with live fire from Israeli forces.
One school student was injured and transferred to the Nasser Hospital where his injuries were reported as moderate. His identity remains unknown.
Several other students were reportedly treated on the scene for severe tear-gas inhalation.
Around 11:30 a.m., the Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that a Palestinian woman had been shot, also in the Khuzaa area, with live ammunition by Israeli forces in the shoulder, and was transferred to the hospital where she was reported to be in moderate condition.
Her identity also remains unknown.
Hundreds of Palestinians have been injured and four have been killed over the past 3 days, since Trump’s announcement, which has the entire region, with protests erupting all accross the Middle East, in the US, and the UK.
Protests are expected to continue, as Palestinians commemorate the 30th anniversary of the First Intifada on Saturday.
Witnesses said hundreds of students were demonstrating near the border fence against the decision when soldiers opened fire at them and showered them with tear gas.
One student was shot and injured, according to WAFA. He was taken to hospital where he was reported in moderate condition.
Palestinian Woman and Student Shot in Gaza Protests
At least two Palestinians, one woman and one minor, were shot and injured by Israeli forces in the southern Gaza Strip district of Khan Younis on Saturday morning, as Palestinians continued to demonstrate along the border with Israel in protest of US President Donald Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
Witnesses told Ma’an News Agency that Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinian school students in the eastern area of the town of Khuzaa — along the border with Israel — in southern Gaza.
The students had reportedly marched to the border in protest around 9 a.m., and were met with live fire from Israeli forces.
One school student was injured and transferred to the Nasser Hospital where his injuries were reported as moderate. His identity remains unknown.
Several other students were reportedly treated on the scene for severe tear-gas inhalation.
Around 11:30 a.m., the Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that a Palestinian woman had been shot, also in the Khuzaa area, with live ammunition by Israeli forces in the shoulder, and was transferred to the hospital where she was reported to be in moderate condition.
Her identity also remains unknown.
Hundreds of Palestinians have been injured and four have been killed over the past 3 days, since Trump’s announcement, which has the entire region, with protests erupting all accross the Middle East, in the US, and the UK.
Protests are expected to continue, as Palestinians commemorate the 30th anniversary of the First Intifada on Saturday.
Israeli soldiers attacked, Saturday, dozens of Palestinians, who marched near the northern entrance of Bethlehem city, in the occupied West Bank, wounding dozens, including a journalist.
The soldiers attacked the Palestinians, who marched from the center of Bethlehem city, and headed towards its northern entrance, before the soldiers fired dozens of gas bombs, concussion grenades and rubber-coated steel bullet, at them, and many surrounding homes and buildings.
Medical sources said many Palestinians, including Ma’moun Wazwaz, a cameraman working for Reuters, suffered the severe effects of teargas inhalation.
In related news, the soldiers attacked Palestinian shepherds, in the Northern Plains of the occupied West Bank, and abducting one of them, identified as Ezzeddin Ka’abna.
The soldiers attacked the Palestinians, who marched from the center of Bethlehem city, and headed towards its northern entrance, before the soldiers fired dozens of gas bombs, concussion grenades and rubber-coated steel bullet, at them, and many surrounding homes and buildings.
Medical sources said many Palestinians, including Ma’moun Wazwaz, a cameraman working for Reuters, suffered the severe effects of teargas inhalation.
In related news, the soldiers attacked Palestinian shepherds, in the Northern Plains of the occupied West Bank, and abducting one of them, identified as Ezzeddin Ka’abna.
Israeli soldiers fired, on Saturday evening, several shells at homes and lands in Beit Hanoun, in the northern part of the Gaza Strip, causing property damage.
The soldiers fired at least three tanks shells, two into farmlands lands, and one which detonated near a home, causing serious damage but no injuries.
The Israel claimed that “it was retaliating to shells fired earlier” at a settlement, close to the border with Gaza.
On Saturday at dawn, the army killed two fighters of the Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, south of Gaza city. They have been identified as Mahmoud Mohammad al-‘Atal, 29, ad Mohammad Safadi, 25.
Several Palestinians were also injured by Israeli army fired, Saturday, after the soldiers attacked protesters in various border areas, in the northern and eastern parts of the Gaza Strip.
On Friday, the soldiers killed two Palestinian civilians, identified as Maher Atallah, 54, and Mahmoud al-Masri, 30, and injured 153 Palestinians, including an infant, in the Gaza Strip alone; three of the wounded are in serious condition.
Ministry Of Health: Two Palestinians Killed, 1,114 Injured by Israeli Army Fire
The soldiers fired at least three tanks shells, two into farmlands lands, and one which detonated near a home, causing serious damage but no injuries.
The Israel claimed that “it was retaliating to shells fired earlier” at a settlement, close to the border with Gaza.
On Saturday at dawn, the army killed two fighters of the Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, south of Gaza city. They have been identified as Mahmoud Mohammad al-‘Atal, 29, ad Mohammad Safadi, 25.
Several Palestinians were also injured by Israeli army fired, Saturday, after the soldiers attacked protesters in various border areas, in the northern and eastern parts of the Gaza Strip.
On Friday, the soldiers killed two Palestinian civilians, identified as Maher Atallah, 54, and Mahmoud al-Masri, 30, and injured 153 Palestinians, including an infant, in the Gaza Strip alone; three of the wounded are in serious condition.
Ministry Of Health: Two Palestinians Killed, 1,114 Injured by Israeli Army Fire
Violent clashes erupted on Saturday between Palestinian youths and the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at the northern entrance to Bethlehem city after school students marched against the US declaration of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
Local sources reported that the IOF soldiers fired tear gas canisters and rubber bullets at the protesters who responded by throwing stones and empty bottles.
They added that a Palestinian student was arrested and many others suffered from tear gas inhalation during the clashes.
Other confrontations broke out between Palestinian youths and the IOF soldiers in Bab al-Zawiya area in al-Khalil on Saturday morning.
The PIC reporter said that five Palestinians choked on tear gas and a sixth was transferred to a local hospital after being injured with a rubber bullet in the head.
Meanwhile in the southern Gaza Strip, school students participated in large numbers in demonstrations organized by the Islamic Bloc, Hamas's student wing, in Khan Younis in protest at the US president Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
Head of the Islamic Bloc in Khan Younis, Emad Eslim, in a statement to the PIC condemned Trump's decision and expressed solidarity with the Palestinian people in Jerusalem.
Media sources reported that hundreds of Palestinians on Saturday marched toward the border fence in different areas, east of the Gaza Strip.
Local sources said that the IOF soldiers stationed behind the fence showered the protesters with live bullets and tear gas canisters.
In the same context, spokesman for Gaza's Ministry of Health, Ashraf al-Qedra, said that a 35-year-old Palestinian woman was moderately injured in the shoulder after being shot by the IOF east of Khuza'a town in the southern Gaza Strip.
Four Palestinians have been killed and 170 others injured in the protests that started on Friday and were followed by several airstrikes on three resistance sites belonging to al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas's armed wing, in the besieged Gaza Strip.
Local sources reported that the IOF soldiers fired tear gas canisters and rubber bullets at the protesters who responded by throwing stones and empty bottles.
They added that a Palestinian student was arrested and many others suffered from tear gas inhalation during the clashes.
Other confrontations broke out between Palestinian youths and the IOF soldiers in Bab al-Zawiya area in al-Khalil on Saturday morning.
The PIC reporter said that five Palestinians choked on tear gas and a sixth was transferred to a local hospital after being injured with a rubber bullet in the head.
Meanwhile in the southern Gaza Strip, school students participated in large numbers in demonstrations organized by the Islamic Bloc, Hamas's student wing, in Khan Younis in protest at the US president Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
Head of the Islamic Bloc in Khan Younis, Emad Eslim, in a statement to the PIC condemned Trump's decision and expressed solidarity with the Palestinian people in Jerusalem.
Media sources reported that hundreds of Palestinians on Saturday marched toward the border fence in different areas, east of the Gaza Strip.
Local sources said that the IOF soldiers stationed behind the fence showered the protesters with live bullets and tear gas canisters.
In the same context, spokesman for Gaza's Ministry of Health, Ashraf al-Qedra, said that a 35-year-old Palestinian woman was moderately injured in the shoulder after being shot by the IOF east of Khuza'a town in the southern Gaza Strip.
Four Palestinians have been killed and 170 others injured in the protests that started on Friday and were followed by several airstrikes on three resistance sites belonging to al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas's armed wing, in the besieged Gaza Strip.
Abdullah al-Ottol 28
Mohammed al-Safadi 30
Gaza's Ministry of Health on Saturday morning announced that two Palestinians were killed after the Israeli warplanes bombed a resistance site south of Gaza city.
Spokesman for the Ministry, Ashraf al-Qedra, said that the bodies of the two martyrs Abdullah al-Ottol, 28, and Mohammed al-Safadi, 30, were transferred to al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza.
The Israeli occupation's F-16 planes waged a series of airstrikes on resistance sites belonging to al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas Movement, in different areas of the Gaza Strip.
A number of Palestinians were reportedly injured in a strike that targeted a Qassam post in the northern Gaza Strip along with a baby who is said to be in a serious condition.
Two other Palestinians named Mahmoud al-Masri, 30, and Maher Atallah, 54, were killed by Israeli fire on Friday in protests near Gaza-1948 occupied Palestine border.
The Israeli army said in a statement that it struck four Hamas sites in the Gaza Strip in response to a rocket attack on Sderot.
The statement noted that Hamas is solely responsible for what happens in the enclave.
Mohammed al-Safadi 30
Gaza's Ministry of Health on Saturday morning announced that two Palestinians were killed after the Israeli warplanes bombed a resistance site south of Gaza city.
Spokesman for the Ministry, Ashraf al-Qedra, said that the bodies of the two martyrs Abdullah al-Ottol, 28, and Mohammed al-Safadi, 30, were transferred to al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza.
The Israeli occupation's F-16 planes waged a series of airstrikes on resistance sites belonging to al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas Movement, in different areas of the Gaza Strip.
A number of Palestinians were reportedly injured in a strike that targeted a Qassam post in the northern Gaza Strip along with a baby who is said to be in a serious condition.
Two other Palestinians named Mahmoud al-Masri, 30, and Maher Atallah, 54, were killed by Israeli fire on Friday in protests near Gaza-1948 occupied Palestine border.
The Israeli army said in a statement that it struck four Hamas sites in the Gaza Strip in response to a rocket attack on Sderot.
The statement noted that Hamas is solely responsible for what happens in the enclave.
Several Palestinian resistance sites were bombed at dawn Saturday in a renewed wave of Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip.
According to the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) in Gaza, Israeli F-16 warplanes fired at least two missiles at a resistance post belonging to al-Qassam Brigades of Hamas in the western area of Khan Younis city, south of Gaza.
Three air-to-surface missiles also targeted another post belonging to al-Qassam Brigades in central Gaza.
Meanwhile, jet fighters fired several missiles at a resistance post in Jabalia city, north of Gaza, as well as at another site known as Abu Jarad to the south of Gaza.
No casualties were reported in the aerial attacks.
For its part, the Israeli occupation army said the airstrikes targeted four military sites belonging to Hamas in response to the firing of a rocket at Sderot city.
The army held Hamas alone responsible for any escalation of the situation in Gaza.
According to the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) in Gaza, Israeli F-16 warplanes fired at least two missiles at a resistance post belonging to al-Qassam Brigades of Hamas in the western area of Khan Younis city, south of Gaza.
Three air-to-surface missiles also targeted another post belonging to al-Qassam Brigades in central Gaza.
Meanwhile, jet fighters fired several missiles at a resistance post in Jabalia city, north of Gaza, as well as at another site known as Abu Jarad to the south of Gaza.
No casualties were reported in the aerial attacks.
For its part, the Israeli occupation army said the airstrikes targeted four military sites belonging to Hamas in response to the firing of a rocket at Sderot city.
The army held Hamas alone responsible for any escalation of the situation in Gaza.
The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate has reported that Israeli soldiers deliberately targeted scores of journalists, Friday, in various parts of the occupied West Bank, Gaza Strip and Jerusalem.
It said that the soldiers shot Omar Abu Awad, the head of Palestine TV office in Jericho, with a rubber-coated steel bullet in his left leg, while reporting on protests, south of the city.
Another journalist, identified as Adel Abu Ni’ma, who works for Reuters, was shot with a gas bomb in the same area.
The soldiers also fired many gas bombs and concussion grenades at journalists, north of al-Biereh, in central West Bank, causing Nisreen Silmi, of al-Mayadeen News Agency, and Firas Tannina, of al-Manar News Agency, to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation, while journalist Ali Dar Ali of Palestine TV, was shot with gas bombs and rubber-coated steel bullets in the head and limbs.
In addition, the soldiers also shot journalist Mahmoud Fawzi, with a rubber-coated steel bullet, after the army assaulted the weekly procession in Kufur Qaddoum, near Qalqilia, in northern West Bank.
In occupied Jerusalem, the Israeli army and police assaulted many journalists in Bab al-‘Amoud, causing various cuts and bruises.
The soldiers also attacked and pushed many journalists in Hebron city, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank, and fired gas bombs and concussion grenades at them.
Another journalist, a cameraman identified as Ahmad Hasaballah, suffered the severe effects of teargas inhalation, east of Gaza City.
It said that the soldiers shot Omar Abu Awad, the head of Palestine TV office in Jericho, with a rubber-coated steel bullet in his left leg, while reporting on protests, south of the city.
Another journalist, identified as Adel Abu Ni’ma, who works for Reuters, was shot with a gas bomb in the same area.
The soldiers also fired many gas bombs and concussion grenades at journalists, north of al-Biereh, in central West Bank, causing Nisreen Silmi, of al-Mayadeen News Agency, and Firas Tannina, of al-Manar News Agency, to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation, while journalist Ali Dar Ali of Palestine TV, was shot with gas bombs and rubber-coated steel bullets in the head and limbs.
In addition, the soldiers also shot journalist Mahmoud Fawzi, with a rubber-coated steel bullet, after the army assaulted the weekly procession in Kufur Qaddoum, near Qalqilia, in northern West Bank.
In occupied Jerusalem, the Israeli army and police assaulted many journalists in Bab al-‘Amoud, causing various cuts and bruises.
The soldiers also attacked and pushed many journalists in Hebron city, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank, and fired gas bombs and concussion grenades at them.
Another journalist, a cameraman identified as Ahmad Hasaballah, suffered the severe effects of teargas inhalation, east of Gaza City.
One of the wounded, Yousef Shkian 6 months
A Palestinian girl suffered a bullet injury after Israeli soldiers opened fire at her on Friday night near Ramallah city in the occupied West Bank.
The Palestinian liaison office told the health ministry that soldiers opened fire at a girl near Ramallah and wounded her in the leg, adding that her injury was moderate.
However, the liaison office did not provide information about the identity of the girl and the circumstances of the incident.
Violent clashes between Palestinian young men and the Israeli occupation forces took place on Friday in Gaza border areas and the occupied territories in the West Bank and Jerusalem in protest at the US recognition of Jerusalem as a capital for the Israeli occupation state.
According to the health ministry, two Palestinian citizens were killed and about 1114 others suffered different injuries during the events.
A Palestinian girl suffered a bullet injury after Israeli soldiers opened fire at her on Friday night near Ramallah city in the occupied West Bank.
The Palestinian liaison office told the health ministry that soldiers opened fire at a girl near Ramallah and wounded her in the leg, adding that her injury was moderate.
However, the liaison office did not provide information about the identity of the girl and the circumstances of the incident.
Violent clashes between Palestinian young men and the Israeli occupation forces took place on Friday in Gaza border areas and the occupied territories in the West Bank and Jerusalem in protest at the US recognition of Jerusalem as a capital for the Israeli occupation state.
According to the health ministry, two Palestinian citizens were killed and about 1114 others suffered different injuries during the events.
