Israeli forces continue firing on Palestinian protesters in Gaza border
At least three people were killed and more than six hundred were injured in their gunfire on Friday, according to Reuters, citing health officials in Gaza.
Israeli forces fired back Palestinian protesters just hours after criticizing United Nations human rights chief Jedr al-Hussain for the use of Tel Aviv's "excessive force" in frontier demonstrations.
In protest against the ban on returning to Israel's occupied areas in 1948, thousands of people, including the Hamas, called the "Great March of Return" to protest against the returning to the occupied territories.
Selected as the start date of 30 March; On this day of 1976, six protesters were killed by Israeli security forces in protest of land grabbing.
The date of completion of the program on May 15 in the 70th anniversary of the eviction from the land.
The Palestinians claim that the families of the refugees have to return to their land.
On the other hand, Israel says Hamas has planned to launch a demonstration against terrorism.
At least 41 Palestinians have been killed in the bombing of Israeli forces in four weeks of protests, according to international media. The number of injuries exceeded 5 thousand
Reuters reported that Israeli security forces fired fresh bullets and tear gas for the protesters from their occupied land behind the 40-kilometer long enclosure of the Gaza border in response to Palestinian protesters throwing brick stones.
Gaza's health officials said the condition of two protesters was 'serious'.
Israeli claims that 12 to 14 thousand Palestinian people have participated in Friday protests Protesters say that after "creating a riot," security guards confronted them, saying they
Although some protesters tried to break into the border crossing, Israel used to use weapons to prevent them.
Gaza's Health Ministry said that at least 200 protesters were injured in Israeli firing on Friday protests; One of them was injured in the shooting of a journalist's feet.
Four health officials, including dozens, were injured in tear gas.
Israel has put a barbed wire in front of the border enclosure to discourage protesters; Reuters reports that many of the demonstrators tried to move forward through the thorns.
On Friday night, the Israeli military said in a statement that their militant airplanes carried out six targets of Hamas navy on "terrorism activities and inflicting ordinary Palestinians over the Israeli border."
Hamas has claimed that two boats in the Gaza coast have been damaged, but it did not cause any casualties.
Observers say that the possibility of the establishment of an independent sovereign Palestinian state has come out in the face of a growing outburst of disappointing Palestinians. The peace negotiations between Israel and Palestine have been closed for several years, as opposed to increasing the occupation of Tel Aviv from one area to another.
The Israeli foreign ministry did not immediately comment on the protesters. The government has claimed that such a counter-measures are being taken to protect the border from the beginning.