One Palestinian killed, many wounded by Israeli forces
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 9/11/2001

News reports said that one member of the Palestinian security force Faeq Muhammad Abu Seyam was killed and other four were seriously wounded as a result of the Israeli forces bombardment of the headquarters of the Palestinian security force in Tammour town in Jenin district, while the houses of the Palestinian in Nablus and Rafah were also exposed to the fires of the Israeli tanks.

One Palestinian was strongly wounded when the Israeli soldiers opened fire at him in Beit Hanania near Jerusalem, while the Israeli forces blocked all routes leading to the Palestinian villages in the Jordan valley, after one Israeli settler was killed and several others wounded. The Israeli forces also carried out a vast detention campaign targeted several Arabs in Jenin which is under a tough military siege.

The Israeli forces also arrested the son of the executor of the Naharia settlement Muhammad Shaker Jeish from Abu Sinan village of the territories of 1948.

Meantime, the Israeli forces tried to assassinate several field leaders of the Palestinian Intifada of the Fatah movement who were on Sunday evening in a resort in al-Shaboura camp in the downtown of Rafah.

Eye- witnesses said that five Israeli missiles were launched from the Israeli military position at Salah Eddine Gate towards the resort and one citizen was wounded before the seven Fatah members could leave the place.

Meanwhile, the Palestinian Intifada youths on Monday attacked a group of Israeli soldiers near Rafah, while the Israeli forces found a large explosive near an air base, close the Ghoushe Katieve settlement in Gaza.

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