Three Palestinians killed, 6 wounded by Israeli bullets
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 2/28/2001

Clashes continued on Tuesday between the palestinian citizens and the Israeli forces. The Palestinian teenager Husam Imad al-Deis ( 17) year old was killed by the Israeli bullets near Qalandia camp while a 13 year old Palestinians was killed in Gaza at al-Mintar crossing and Naem al-Qisi ( 50) year old was also killed and other 6 were wounded in Beit Rima village near Ramullah and in Jerusalem.

The confrontations covered the city of Jerusalem and various areas in the West Bank and the Israeli forces admitted that three Palestinians were wounded near Jerusalem.

The Palestinian Intifada Youth attacked an Israeli patrol upon passing in Shweibkah town near Toulkarem and clashed with members of the patrol which fired shells and poisonous bombs.

One of the Palestinian teenager threw a bomb against an Israeli patrol in Rafah in which the Israeli forces found several anti- vehicles explosives. The Israeli forces cordoned the place and carried out a vast mopping up operation.

The director of the Palestinian Intelligence in the West Bank Tawfiq al-Terawi said that the Palestinian " hireling" who is involved in killing the Palestinian official Mahmoud al-Madani recently in Nablus is known, but he did not disclose his identity, but just said that this " hireling " has been dealing with the Israeli intelligence since 20 years.

Al-Terawi also stressed that the palestinian security department also could foil an attempt to assassinate several Palestinian cadres including the attempt to assassinate Issam Abu Baker, the secretary general of the Fatah movement in Nablus after the detention of several collaborators with the Israeli intelligence.

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