Israeli forces kill four Palestinians, a seven year old child
Palestine-Israel, Military, 5/18/2002

The Israeli tanks on Friday backed by helicopters broke into Jenin city and its camp, where violent clashes took place between the Israeli forces and the Palestinian resistance men.

Eye-witnesses said that the Israeli occupation forces arrested some 40 Palestinians in Jenin including Kamal Abu al-Wafa, who is responsible for "al- Aqsa martyrs groups" in the city and set fire to the house of Jamal Abu al-Haija, the official in the Hamas movement, but failed to arrest him.

In al-Beera, one Palestinian was killed when the Israeli tanks broke into the city and opened its fire randomly on it, while a seven- year old child was shot and his father wounded in Askar camp near Nablus where also other 8 Palestinians were wounded.

Near Doiughit settlement in gaza Ezz Eddine Shemali ( 20 years old) was killed near Gaza after he threw several explosives at the Israeli soldiers while a Palestinian woman from the Arab territories of 1948 died of her wounds she had from the Israeli forces near Toulkarem.

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