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3 Palestinian Civilians Killed by Israeli Terrorist Soldiers and Settlers Friday, April 17, 2009 Hundreds join funeral procession of slain Bil'in protester; witnesses release photos Date: 18 / 04 / 2009 Time: 16:35 The body of 29-year-old Basem Ibrahim Abu Rahmeh was taken from a
Ramallah hospital Saturday afternoon and carried on a cloth stretcher to his
village of Bil’in, accompanied by hundreds of mourners. Israeli forces kill one Palestinain boy and injure another near Ramallah Date: 18 / 04 / 2009 Time: 09:21 A Palestinian teenager was killed and another was injured by Israeli
terrorist soldiers near the Al-Jalazon Refugee Camp north of Ramallah Friday
night after allegedly attempting to throw a Molotov cocktail at settler
homes. Palestinian youth killed near Ramallah Saturday April 18, 2009 07:08 by Saed Bannoura - IMEMC & Agencies Israeli occupation terrorist soldiers shot and killed on Friday at night a Palestinian youth and wounded another near the West Bank city of Ramallah. The Israeli occupation terrorist army claimed that the youth attempted to hurl a Molotov cocktail at an Israeli military jeep. The incident raises the number of Palestinians killed on Friday to three. The youth was identified as Mohammad Ali Nuwwara, 16, from Al Jalazoun refugee camp in Ramallah. Medical sources at the Ramallah governmental hospital reported that Nuwwara was shot by a live round in his chest. The sources added that another youth, identified as Mohammad Balaysha, 19, was injured by military fire. The two came under Israeli military fire near Beit Eil Israeli settlements, north of Ramallah. Israeli military sources claimed that the soldiers opened fire at Palestinian youths after they hurled Molotov cocktails against home in Beit Eil settlement, killing one and wounding another. It is worth mentioning that a few months ago; a Palestinian youth was shot and killed in the same area. The army also claimed he attempted to hurl a Molotov cocktail at soldiers and settlers. Earlier on Friday, Israeli settlers shot and killed a Palestinian youth who allegedly infiltrated Beit Hagai settlement near the southern West Bank city of Hebron, while carrying a knife. The youth was identified as Rabah Hijazi Sidir, 17, from Hebron. Settlement guards claimed that the man managed to stab one settler before he was shot and killed. On Friday afternoon, soldiers shot and killed a Palestinian youth participating in the non-violent weekly protest against the Annexation Wall in Bil’in village, near Ramallah. Local sources told IMEMC that Bassem Ibrahim Abu Rahmah, 30, died when soldiers shot him in the chest with a tear gas bomb. A number of civilians including a French peace activist were injured. Israeli gunboats fire at fishermen, Palestinian runs over two Israeli policemen [ 18/04/2009 - 10:24 AM ] RAFAH, (PIC)-- Israeli gunboats opened heavy machinegun fire at Palestinian fishermen off the coast of Rafah city, south of the Gaza Strip, on Saturday morning, local sources told PIC reporter. They added that the shooting damaged a number of boats and blocked fishermen from fishing at sea, their sole source of income. Meanwhile in occupied Jerusalem, two Israeli policemen were run over on Saturday by a Palestinian driving a Mercedes in northern occupied Jerusalem, Hebrew media reported. According to the initial police report, the officers were on "routine" police activity at the time of the incident, inspecting a Palestinian taxi at the Hazma checkpoint, when the man, driving a Mercedes, came out of one of the lanes and "rammed into them", the media report said, adding that the man was arrested immediately after the accident. The officers were rushed to hospital with moderate and light injuries to their lower extremities, the report added.
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