26 may 2016
Israeli warplanes launched at dawn Thursday airstrikes targeting two military sites used by Hamas’s armed wing, al-Qassam Brigades, in the central and southern Gaza Strip.
The PIC reporter said that Israeli planes fired at least two rockets at a site used by the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades in Rafah in southern Gaza Strip.
A second strike hit a site known as Shuhada al-Qassam west of the al-Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
Medical sources said that no injuries were reported in the two airstrikes.
Israeli media sources claimed earlier Wednesday that a rocket launched from the besieged Gaza Strip hit “an open area in the Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council in southern Israel.” No injuries or damage were reported.
Earlier this month, Israel carried out a four-day airstrike and shelling campaign across the Gaza Strip which killed a Palestinian woman and injured at least five more people.
The PIC reporter said that Israeli planes fired at least two rockets at a site used by the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades in Rafah in southern Gaza Strip.
A second strike hit a site known as Shuhada al-Qassam west of the al-Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
Medical sources said that no injuries were reported in the two airstrikes.
Israeli media sources claimed earlier Wednesday that a rocket launched from the besieged Gaza Strip hit “an open area in the Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council in southern Israel.” No injuries or damage were reported.
Earlier this month, Israel carried out a four-day airstrike and shelling campaign across the Gaza Strip which killed a Palestinian woman and injured at least five more people.
25 may 2016
Israeli navy ships opened fire, Wednesday, targeting fishers in Palestinian waters, northwest of Gaza city, while the soldiers opened fire on shepherds and farmers, in different parts of the coastal region.
The navy ships fired many live rounds on Palestinian fishing boats in the Sudaniyya Sea area, northwest of Gaza city.
Many Palestinian boats were hit by navy fire, causing damage, and pushing the fishers to sail back to shore, fearing additional escalation.
In addition, soldiers stationed across the border fence, fired many live rounds of farmers and shepherds, in Palestinian lands, along the border fence, east of the Gaza Strip.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers in Sofa military base, northeast of Rafah in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, opened fire on the fishers and farmers in the area, forcing them away.
The soldiers also opened fire of farmers east of Abasan al-Kabeera town, east of Khan Younis, in the southern part of the coastal region.
A similar attack took place east of the al-Qarara town, northeast of Khan Younis, Deir al-Balah and east of the al-Maghazi refugee camp, in central Gaza, targeting farmers and shepherds.
The attacks did not lead to casualties, but forced the Palestinians to leave the attacked areas, in fear of additional military escalation.
The Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip face ongoing violations in different parts of the coastal region.
The navy ships fired many live rounds on Palestinian fishing boats in the Sudaniyya Sea area, northwest of Gaza city.
Many Palestinian boats were hit by navy fire, causing damage, and pushing the fishers to sail back to shore, fearing additional escalation.
In addition, soldiers stationed across the border fence, fired many live rounds of farmers and shepherds, in Palestinian lands, along the border fence, east of the Gaza Strip.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers in Sofa military base, northeast of Rafah in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, opened fire on the fishers and farmers in the area, forcing them away.
The soldiers also opened fire of farmers east of Abasan al-Kabeera town, east of Khan Younis, in the southern part of the coastal region.
A similar attack took place east of the al-Qarara town, northeast of Khan Younis, Deir al-Balah and east of the al-Maghazi refugee camp, in central Gaza, targeting farmers and shepherds.
The attacks did not lead to casualties, but forced the Palestinians to leave the attacked areas, in fear of additional military escalation.
The Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip face ongoing violations in different parts of the coastal region.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) violently stormed Wednesday afternoon Bartaa town, east of Jenin, and questioned local residents.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that Israeli forces stormed the town and deployed in its neighborhoods before questioning local youths.
A military checkpoint was also erected at the entrance of the town, where Palestinian vehicles were stopped and searched, the sources added.
IOF soldiers carry out almost daily raid and search campaigns throughout occupied Jerusalem and the West Bank, arresting dozens of youths, women, elderly people, and even children as part of the Israeli collective punishment policy.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that Israeli forces stormed the town and deployed in its neighborhoods before questioning local youths.
A military checkpoint was also erected at the entrance of the town, where Palestinian vehicles were stopped and searched, the sources added.
IOF soldiers carry out almost daily raid and search campaigns throughout occupied Jerusalem and the West Bank, arresting dozens of youths, women, elderly people, and even children as part of the Israeli collective punishment policy.
23 may 2016
The Al-Mezan Center for Human Rights has reported, Sunday, that the Israeli navy has carried out at least 17 attacks against Gaza fishers, since the beginning of this year, and kidnapped 65 fishers.
Al-Mezan said that the navy has escalated its violations against the fishers in the coastal region, despite Israel’s claims of allowing them to fish within 9 nautical miles in the central and southern areas of the Gaza Strip, starting on April 3rd.
The attacks range between the use of live fire, the abduction of fishers, and the confiscation of boats and fishing tools. Israel is also still banning the entry of fiberglass and other materials that are essential for building and maintaining boats, due to its illegal siege on Gaza since 2007.
Al-Mezan strongly denounced the ongoing Israeli violations against the fishers in Gaza territorial waters, and its illegal policies of collective punishment against dozens of thousands of fishers, and their families, denying them from their only source of livelihood.
It said that the vast majority of fisher families in Gaza are below the poverty line in the Gaza Strip due to Israel’s siege, and its ongoing attacks against the fishers and their boats.
The Center also said that the way Israel deals with the fishers is nothing short of attempting to terrorize them, especially by subjecting them to degrading and harsh treatment after abducting them, and confiscating their boats, and the threats against them.
In addition, al-Mezan said that, in most cases, the fishers are released just hours after their arrest, as the Navy has no legal course to abduct them, therefore, cannot send them to court, even though the courts themselves are part of this illegal occupation.
“The fishers have the right to fish and work in Palestinian territorial waters in Gaza; this is a basic Human Right,” al-Mezan said, “What the army and the navy are doing are assaults that come in direct violations of the basic principles of International Law, and International Human Rights Law.”
It renewed its call to the International Community to perform its moral and legal duties, and effectively act on ending the illegal Israeli siege on Gaza, as it constitutes an ongoing war crime.
Al-Mezan said that the navy has escalated its violations against the fishers in the coastal region, despite Israel’s claims of allowing them to fish within 9 nautical miles in the central and southern areas of the Gaza Strip, starting on April 3rd.
The attacks range between the use of live fire, the abduction of fishers, and the confiscation of boats and fishing tools. Israel is also still banning the entry of fiberglass and other materials that are essential for building and maintaining boats, due to its illegal siege on Gaza since 2007.
Al-Mezan strongly denounced the ongoing Israeli violations against the fishers in Gaza territorial waters, and its illegal policies of collective punishment against dozens of thousands of fishers, and their families, denying them from their only source of livelihood.
It said that the vast majority of fisher families in Gaza are below the poverty line in the Gaza Strip due to Israel’s siege, and its ongoing attacks against the fishers and their boats.
The Center also said that the way Israel deals with the fishers is nothing short of attempting to terrorize them, especially by subjecting them to degrading and harsh treatment after abducting them, and confiscating their boats, and the threats against them.
In addition, al-Mezan said that, in most cases, the fishers are released just hours after their arrest, as the Navy has no legal course to abduct them, therefore, cannot send them to court, even though the courts themselves are part of this illegal occupation.
“The fishers have the right to fish and work in Palestinian territorial waters in Gaza; this is a basic Human Right,” al-Mezan said, “What the army and the navy are doing are assaults that come in direct violations of the basic principles of International Law, and International Human Rights Law.”
It renewed its call to the International Community to perform its moral and legal duties, and effectively act on ending the illegal Israeli siege on Gaza, as it constitutes an ongoing war crime.
Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) at dawn Sunday waged a large-scale search and storming campaign in Saeer town near al-Khalil that covered all of the town’s districts.
The IOF declared the area as a closed military zone after claiming that shooting at settlers had taken place on a road leading to the town.
Clashes had earlier broken out between IOF soldiers and Palestinian youths in the southern area of al-Khalil city. The PIC reporter revealed that Israeli soldiers who were stationed at a barrier in the city unleashed tear gas and sound grenades at school students.
Clashes extended to the vicinity of Tariq Bin Ziyad School, he pointed out.
Israeli forces erected a makeshift barrier Sunday morning at the northern gate of Halhoul city and another one at the gate of al-Aroub refugee camp in northern al-Khalil. The IOF soldiers stopped Palestinians’ vehicles, searched the passengers, and checked their IDs which led to a traffic jam.
The IOF declared the area as a closed military zone after claiming that shooting at settlers had taken place on a road leading to the town.
Clashes had earlier broken out between IOF soldiers and Palestinian youths in the southern area of al-Khalil city. The PIC reporter revealed that Israeli soldiers who were stationed at a barrier in the city unleashed tear gas and sound grenades at school students.
Clashes extended to the vicinity of Tariq Bin Ziyad School, he pointed out.
Israeli forces erected a makeshift barrier Sunday morning at the northern gate of Halhoul city and another one at the gate of al-Aroub refugee camp in northern al-Khalil. The IOF soldiers stopped Palestinians’ vehicles, searched the passengers, and checked their IDs which led to a traffic jam.
22 may 2016
Israeli navy ships opened fire, on Sunday morning, at several Palestinian fishing boats near the shore in Gaza waters, in the northern part of the Gaza Strip, kidnapped ten fishers, and confiscated five boats in two separate attacks.
Zakariyya Abu Bakr, the head of the Fishers Committees of the Union of Agricultural Work Committees said the kidnapped fishers have been identified as Rasem Ishaq Zayed, Mohammad Ishaq Zayed, Saqer Younis Zayed, Ayman Younis Zayed, Khaled Mahmoud Zayed, As’ad Mohammad Sultan, Mohammad Mahmoud Sultan and Ayman Mahmoud Sultan.
The fishers, who were kidnapped in the second attack, have been identified as Ahmad Mohammad Zayed and Ibrahim Zayed.
They were all taken to an unknown destination, after the navy towed their boats.
The attack is part of repeated Israeli violations against the fishers in the besieged coastal region, in addition to its attacks against Gaza farmers and workers, in Palestinian lands close to the border fence.
Zakariyya Abu Bakr, the head of the Fishers Committees of the Union of Agricultural Work Committees said the kidnapped fishers have been identified as Rasem Ishaq Zayed, Mohammad Ishaq Zayed, Saqer Younis Zayed, Ayman Younis Zayed, Khaled Mahmoud Zayed, As’ad Mohammad Sultan, Mohammad Mahmoud Sultan and Ayman Mahmoud Sultan.
The fishers, who were kidnapped in the second attack, have been identified as Ahmad Mohammad Zayed and Ibrahim Zayed.
They were all taken to an unknown destination, after the navy towed their boats.
The attack is part of repeated Israeli violations against the fishers in the besieged coastal region, in addition to its attacks against Gaza farmers and workers, in Palestinian lands close to the border fence.
21 may 2016
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Saturday morning opened fire at Palestinian farmers and fishermen in the Gaza Strip, with no reported casualties.
Local sources reported that Israeli soldiers at Kissufim military post opened fire at farmers and fields east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza.
Luckily, all farmers escaped unhurt from the area.
In central Gaza, farmers and shepherds were also exposed in the morning to a gunfire attack by soldiers during their presence in an agricultural area to the east of Deir al-Balah. No one was injured in the assault.
Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation navy opened machinegun fire at fishermen and their boats off the coast of Gaza City and forced them to return ashore.
Under an inhumane siege, the Israeli army keeps attacking, injuring and killing civilians, farmers and fishermen almost on a daily basis, without any shred of respect for the Egyptian-brokered ceasefire deal in Gaza or even the international law.
Local sources reported that Israeli soldiers at Kissufim military post opened fire at farmers and fields east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza.
Luckily, all farmers escaped unhurt from the area.
In central Gaza, farmers and shepherds were also exposed in the morning to a gunfire attack by soldiers during their presence in an agricultural area to the east of Deir al-Balah. No one was injured in the assault.
Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation navy opened machinegun fire at fishermen and their boats off the coast of Gaza City and forced them to return ashore.
Under an inhumane siege, the Israeli army keeps attacking, injuring and killing civilians, farmers and fishermen almost on a daily basis, without any shred of respect for the Egyptian-brokered ceasefire deal in Gaza or even the international law.
Israeli soldiers, stationed across the border fence, opened fire on Friday targeting Palestinian protesters, east of the al-Boreij refugee camp, in central Gaza, and east of Gaza city, wounding two with live bullets.
The soldiers assaulted dozens of Palestinians, holding the weekly protest, close to the border fence east of al-Boreij by firing many live rounds and gas bombs on them, wounding one with a live bullet, while many suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
Another Palestinian, 25 years of age, was also shot with a live bullet, after the soldiers, stationed near the Nahal Oz military base, across the border fence, opened fire on protesters, east of Gaza city. Many Palestinian suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The soldiers assaulted dozens of Palestinians, holding the weekly protest, close to the border fence east of al-Boreij by firing many live rounds and gas bombs on them, wounding one with a live bullet, while many suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
Another Palestinian, 25 years of age, was also shot with a live bullet, after the soldiers, stationed near the Nahal Oz military base, across the border fence, opened fire on protesters, east of Gaza city. Many Palestinian suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
20 may 2016
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Thursday evening broke into and ransacked several Palestinian homes in al-Rashayda village, east of Bethlehem city.
Chief of the village Fawwaz al-Rashayda said that Israeli troops stormed three homes in the village and wreaked havoc on them.
Rashayda explained that the soldiers ravaged the windows and doors of the houses and tampered with their contents and furniture, pointing out that the military force withdrew from the village without making arrests.
Chief of the village Fawwaz al-Rashayda said that Israeli troops stormed three homes in the village and wreaked havoc on them.
Rashayda explained that the soldiers ravaged the windows and doors of the houses and tampered with their contents and furniture, pointing out that the military force withdrew from the village without making arrests.
Israeli soldiers attacked, Friday, the weekly nonviolent protest against the Annexation Wall and colonies, in Bil’in village, west of the central West Bank city of Ramallah, causing dozens to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The Popular Committee against the Wall has reported that the Palestinians, Israeli and international activists, marched from the center of the village towards Palestinian orchards and the Annexation Wall that separates them from their lands, before the soldiers assaulted them.
The army fired many rubber-coated steel bullets, gas bombs and concussion grenades as the protesters reached the old site of the wall, causing many to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The soldiers also used drones to take pictures of the protesters, the Popular Committee added.
The procession started from the center of the village, where the Palestinians, Israeli and international activists gathered, carrying Palestinian flags and chanting for national unity, liberation and the release of all political prisoners.
The Popular Committee strongly denounced the ongoing detention and imprisonment of senior nonviolent activist and its spokesperson, Abdullah Abu Rahma, and said that the Israeli decision to keep him held is a racist act that targets the figures of nonviolent resistance, is part of Israel’s efforts to silence those who expose its escalating violations.
It called on European diplomats and ambassadors, in addition to local and international human rights groups, to attend Abu Rahma’s court session this coming Sunday, May 22, at 3 in the afternoon, in the Ofer military court, near Ramallah.
The Committee added that the imprisonment of Abu Rahma, and other nonviolent activists, is a war crime, and a direct violation of International Law.
In is worth mentioning that an American delegation visited Bil’in and toured the lands that the Palestinians managed to regain through ongoing struggle, and listened to a detailed presentation about the village and its struggle, presented by the media coordinator of the Committee, Dr. Rateb Abu Rahma.
The Popular Committee against the Wall has reported that the Palestinians, Israeli and international activists, marched from the center of the village towards Palestinian orchards and the Annexation Wall that separates them from their lands, before the soldiers assaulted them.
The army fired many rubber-coated steel bullets, gas bombs and concussion grenades as the protesters reached the old site of the wall, causing many to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The soldiers also used drones to take pictures of the protesters, the Popular Committee added.
The procession started from the center of the village, where the Palestinians, Israeli and international activists gathered, carrying Palestinian flags and chanting for national unity, liberation and the release of all political prisoners.
The Popular Committee strongly denounced the ongoing detention and imprisonment of senior nonviolent activist and its spokesperson, Abdullah Abu Rahma, and said that the Israeli decision to keep him held is a racist act that targets the figures of nonviolent resistance, is part of Israel’s efforts to silence those who expose its escalating violations.
It called on European diplomats and ambassadors, in addition to local and international human rights groups, to attend Abu Rahma’s court session this coming Sunday, May 22, at 3 in the afternoon, in the Ofer military court, near Ramallah.
The Committee added that the imprisonment of Abu Rahma, and other nonviolent activists, is a war crime, and a direct violation of International Law.
In is worth mentioning that an American delegation visited Bil’in and toured the lands that the Palestinians managed to regain through ongoing struggle, and listened to a detailed presentation about the village and its struggle, presented by the media coordinator of the Committee, Dr. Rateb Abu Rahma.
Israeli soldiers invaded, on Thursday evening, the village of Bil’in, near the central West Bank city of Ramallah, and stormed the home of an elderly couple, before summoning one of them for interrogation.
Cameraman Haitham Khatib, who filmed the invasion, said on his Facebook page that the elderly couple are 65 and 70 years old, and that their home is close to the Annexation Wall, built on Palestinian lands.
Khatib added that the soldiers, and border police officers, only summoned the elderly woman for interrogation at the Ofer Prison.
He also stated that this latest attack is very troubling, as the Israeli army now seems to be trying to intimidate and imprison elderly Palestinians in the village, in an attempt to stop the ongoing weekly popular nonviolent protests, against the Annexation Wall and colonies, in participation with dozens of Israeli and international peace activists.
Bil’in has been a leading village in the ongoing, popular, nonviolent struggle against the Annexation Wall, and has been a frequent target of invasions and assaults by the Israeli army, while dozens of its nonviolent activists have been kidnapped and imprisoned. Several Palestinian activists have also been killed by the army.
Cameraman Haitham Khatib, who filmed the invasion, said on his Facebook page that the elderly couple are 65 and 70 years old, and that their home is close to the Annexation Wall, built on Palestinian lands.
Khatib added that the soldiers, and border police officers, only summoned the elderly woman for interrogation at the Ofer Prison.
He also stated that this latest attack is very troubling, as the Israeli army now seems to be trying to intimidate and imprison elderly Palestinians in the village, in an attempt to stop the ongoing weekly popular nonviolent protests, against the Annexation Wall and colonies, in participation with dozens of Israeli and international peace activists.
Bil’in has been a leading village in the ongoing, popular, nonviolent struggle against the Annexation Wall, and has been a frequent target of invasions and assaults by the Israeli army, while dozens of its nonviolent activists have been kidnapped and imprisoned. Several Palestinian activists have also been killed by the army.
19 may 2016
Israeli soldiers opened fire, on Thursday morning, targeting several Palestinian farmers east of Khan Younis, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, while navy ships also opened fire on fishers in Palestinian territorial water, near Gaza city.
The Palestinian News & Info Agency (WAFA) has reported that the soldiers, stationed on military towers near the border fence, east of Khuza’a town, east of Khan Younis, fired many live rounds at the farmers forcing them out of their lands.
WAFA added that Israeli navy ships also fired many live rounds on Palestinian fishing boats, less than six nautical miles from the Gaza coast. The attack led to property damage; no injuries or arrests were reported.
The attacks are part of repeated Israeli violations against the Palestinians in the besieged, war-torn and improvised Gaza Strip.
They are carried out in direct violation of all previously-signed political agreements and cease-fire deals.
The Palestinian News & Info Agency (WAFA) has reported that the soldiers, stationed on military towers near the border fence, east of Khuza’a town, east of Khan Younis, fired many live rounds at the farmers forcing them out of their lands.
WAFA added that Israeli navy ships also fired many live rounds on Palestinian fishing boats, less than six nautical miles from the Gaza coast. The attack led to property damage; no injuries or arrests were reported.
The attacks are part of repeated Israeli violations against the Palestinians in the besieged, war-torn and improvised Gaza Strip.
They are carried out in direct violation of all previously-signed political agreements and cease-fire deals.
Israeli soldiers invaded, earlier on Thursday, several Palestinian cities and towns in different parts of the occupied West Bank, and kidnapped six Palestinians. The soldiers also attacked schoolchildren, near Bethlehem, and detained them.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) said the soldiers invaded various areas in the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem, and kidnapped Basman Makhoul, 17, and Khaled Hussein Abu Khazna, 22.
The PPS added that the soldiers kidnapped a former political prisoner, identified as Monadel Sharqawi, from Jenin, in the northern part of the West Bank.
The soldiers also invaded the southern West bank district of Hebron, and kidnapped two Palestinians, identified as Marwan Yousef Rajabi, 33, and Hamza Shehda al-‘Allami.
Furthermore, the soldiers attacked and detained several schoolchildren in Teqoua’ town, east of the West Bank city of Bethlehem.
The children were walking on the main road, in the center of the town, when the soldiers attacked and detained them. The Palestinian District Coordination Office (DCO), contacted its Israeli counterpart in an attempt to release the children.
In related news, the soldiers kidnapped a Palestinian woman, identified as Wi’am Lutfi Manasra, 50, while visiting her son, Osama Sallal, in Section Two of the Ramon Israeli prison.
Manasra is from Bani Neim town, east of Hebron; her son is serving a 17-year imprisonment term.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) said the soldiers invaded various areas in the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem, and kidnapped Basman Makhoul, 17, and Khaled Hussein Abu Khazna, 22.
The PPS added that the soldiers kidnapped a former political prisoner, identified as Monadel Sharqawi, from Jenin, in the northern part of the West Bank.
The soldiers also invaded the southern West bank district of Hebron, and kidnapped two Palestinians, identified as Marwan Yousef Rajabi, 33, and Hamza Shehda al-‘Allami.
Furthermore, the soldiers attacked and detained several schoolchildren in Teqoua’ town, east of the West Bank city of Bethlehem.
The children were walking on the main road, in the center of the town, when the soldiers attacked and detained them. The Palestinian District Coordination Office (DCO), contacted its Israeli counterpart in an attempt to release the children.
In related news, the soldiers kidnapped a Palestinian woman, identified as Wi’am Lutfi Manasra, 50, while visiting her son, Osama Sallal, in Section Two of the Ramon Israeli prison.
Manasra is from Bani Neim town, east of Hebron; her son is serving a 17-year imprisonment term.
The Israeli police arrested Thursday a Jerusalemite minor after clashes erupted in Silwan town east of occupied Jerusalem.
Wadi al-Hilweh Information Center affirmed that the clashes broke out when Israeli policemen violently stormed the town and provocatively broke into a number of local homes.
Heavy teargas bombs and rubber bullets were fired during the confrontations, while a 17-year-old boy was arrested. Along the same line, an unidentified Palestinian young woman was also arrested Thursday morning after being stopped and searched in the occupied city.
Last month, more than 2,013 Jerusalemites were arrested including 60 minors during overnight raids or clashes with Israeli police.
Wadi al-Hilweh Information Center affirmed that the clashes broke out when Israeli policemen violently stormed the town and provocatively broke into a number of local homes.
Heavy teargas bombs and rubber bullets were fired during the confrontations, while a 17-year-old boy was arrested. Along the same line, an unidentified Palestinian young woman was also arrested Thursday morning after being stopped and searched in the occupied city.
Last month, more than 2,013 Jerusalemites were arrested including 60 minors during overnight raids or clashes with Israeli police.
18 may 2016
A Palestinian young man was shot and injured as Israeli forces stationed on the eastern borders of Gaza city opened fire towards him.
The injured was then taken to hospital for treatment.
On the other hand, local sources told PIC reporter that Israeli forces opened fire towards Palestinian farmers east of Khuzaa town in Khan Younis to the south of Gaza Strip.
No injuries were reported during the armed attack.
The two armed attacks came as part of Israeli almost-daily violations to the ceasefire agreement reached on Aug. 2014 under Egyptian mediation.
The injured was then taken to hospital for treatment.
On the other hand, local sources told PIC reporter that Israeli forces opened fire towards Palestinian farmers east of Khuzaa town in Khan Younis to the south of Gaza Strip.
No injuries were reported during the armed attack.
The two armed attacks came as part of Israeli almost-daily violations to the ceasefire agreement reached on Aug. 2014 under Egyptian mediation.
