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Clashes in Shaikh Jarrah, Silwan, after illegal Israeli settlers curse Prophet Muhammed, in Provocative March Clashes in Shaikh Jarrah after illegal Israeli settlers curse Prophet Muhammed [ 25/04/2010 - 11:37 AM ] OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)-- Violent confrontations broke out Saturday evening between Palestinian young men and illegal Israeli settlers in Shaikh Jarrah neighborhood in occupied Jerusalem after the settlers uttered offensive remarks against Prophet of Islam Muhammed (PBUH). At the pretext of performing Talmudic rituals, about 120 settlers stormed yesterday the neighborhood, east of Jerusalem, as they were chanting slogans against Islam and Muslims and cursing Prophet Muhammad. For their part, the Jerusalemite citizens in the neighborhood confronted the settlers in order to stop their provocative acts and clashed with them with hands and batons, which led to sending a large number of Israeli troops to protect the settlers and suppress the citizens. Local sources said that a power outage happened in the part of a Palestinian house which the settlers seized from Al-Kurd family years ago after Palestinian youths seemed to have damaged electrical wires outside the house. In separate incidents, Israeli settlers and troops attacked the homes of Palestinian citizens in Jabal Johar neighborhood, south of Al-Khalil city, on Saturday afternoon. Press sources said that armed settlers threw stones at homes belonging to Idris family in the area which led to the injury of an elderly man from the family and the wife of Raji Idris who was detained by the troops as he was trying to protect his wife. The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) also carried out a wide military operation, which started at dawn Saturday, in the area of Arab Al-Ramadin, south of Al-Khalil, at the pretext of searching for Palestinian workmen who cross into the 1948 occupied lands. On the same day, the IOF troops attacked two separate peaceful marches in Al-Khalil which led to the injury of three protesters and the arrest of six others including foreign activists. At Least Five Palestinians Wounded In East Jerusalem Sunday April 25, 2010 11:22 by Saed Bannoura - IMEMC & Agencies Palestinian medical sources reported Sunday that at least five Palestinians, including a medic, were wounded by rubber-coated bullets fired by the Israeli army at protestors in Al Bustan neighborhood in Silwan town, in East Jerusalem. Dozens of protestors closed the entrances Silwan with stones and
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