Israeli helicopters attack Khan Younis, curfew on West Bank cities
Palestine-Israel, Military, 7/15/2002

Israeli apache planes on Sunday bombarded two buildings one is for the Palestinian police and the second is a residential building in Khan Younis. The two buildings were directly hit and this resulted in wounding seven persons.

In Balatah camp near Nablus, the Palestinian Ghazi Abi Eiba ( 24 year old) was shot while attempting to stab an Israeli soldier while several Israeli positions near Ghoushe Kative settlement were shelled and a large fire erupted in Tiberies settlement in the territories of 1948 resulted in destroying building.

While the Israeli forces have reimposed curfew on seven Palestinian cities in the West Bank, Israeli military sources announced that the Israeli forces are still in a state of alert along what it called the "separating line" under the pretext that there are warning of likely "suicide attacks" and as a result the Israeli forces were deployed in Hasharoun and Ara valley of the territories of 1948 and arrested 45 Palestinians and confiscated 6 cars.

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