The Israeli forces are using unlawful lethal violence against Palestinians, according to a report published by Amnesty worldwide.
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The Nobel Peace prize laureate who signed the 1993 Oslo accords aimed at resolving the decades long Palestinian-Israeli conflict was shot dead in Tel Aviv at a peace rally. Seven were injured with live bullets, and dozens more suffered from tear gas inhalation.
For IMEMC News this Majd Batjali.
The demonstrators carried Palestinian flags and posters and banners blaming the Israeli government for the bloodshed that has rocked the region.
Kerry headed to Jordan since the Hashemite Kingdom is the custodian of the religious sites in Palestine, including Al-Aqsa mosque.
Israeli border police officers secure a checkpoint near the West Bank town of Nablus, Friday, October 30, 2015.
Israeli paramilitary policemen were also filmed driving their vehicle into a Palestinian man who was throwing stones at them near el Bireh in the West Bank. Israel’s Channel 2 TV said it was pepper spray.
The charge that Jews are trying to encroach on the al-Aqsa mosque predates the founding of Israel.
Abbas said during an address to the United Nations at the end of September that the Palestinians won’t abide by the Oslo Accords until Israel does.
He was speaking after handing over a new dossier to Bensouda, “making reference to the extra-judicial killings, home demolition and collective punishments”.
Hamdallah was the first Palestinian leader to clearly condemn recent attacks on civilians, although numerous knifings have targeted Israeli soldiers and police.
According to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as of October 29, the IDF reported that there have been 51 stabbings, 4 shootings, and 5 auto ramming attacks in Israel this month.
The worldwide group regards all Jewish settlements within the West Bank as unlawful, however the Israeli authorities makes a distinction between these it has authorised and people it has not.
Officials said he was asphyxiated by tear gas fired by Israeli soldiers near his Bethlehem home Friday.
Violence broke out on Saturday in the flashpoint West Bank city of Hebron as Palestinians buried five teenagers killed in a wave of attacks and clashes with Israeli forces.
The dead include attackers, protesters and bystanders. The ambulance was held up by Israeli roadblocks for more than 10 minutes which lead to the man’s death. One of the assailants was killed while the second was critically wounded. Settlements are deemed illegal under worldwide law.
Two more Palestinian youth were killed on Tuesday.
Also Friday, Israeli forces imposed new restrictions on Palestinians in the Israeli-controlled center of Hebron, the largest Palestinian city in the West Bank, residents said.
The Israeli military did not provide details.
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There were also violent confrontations on the outskirts of the West Bank city of Ramallah and in the Gaza Strip, where Palestinians massed at the border and lobbed rocks at Israeli forces on the other side. He chats amiably equally with the Muslim shopkeepers as well as the Israeli soldiers. The boy was killed at the Jalama checkpoint, to the north of Jenin.
