Israeli government redeploys tanks in Ramullah, imposes curfew
Palestine-Israel, Military, 9/30/2002

As the Israeli tanks were repositioned, just ten meters from the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority to detain every one who comes out of it.

Meantime, the Palestinian Youth Qader Diab ( 24 year old) was killed in an explosion in Toulkarem. He is the local official for the People's Front in Nablus. A Palestinian patient died at Abu Hauli Israeli military check point to the south Gaza died of a heart attack.

Palestinian sources in Deir al-Balah said that the Palestinian Ajma'yan Hammad Abu Younis ( 55 year old) was killed because he had a heart attack due to the long waiting at the Israeli check point, while 6 citizens were wounded in the Israeli artillery bombardment at a residential area in Khan Younis camp.

Eye witnessed said the Israeli tanks positioned in Jani Taal settlement bombarded the Austrian quarters and Khan Younis camp and greatly damaged several houses.

The Israeli forces also launched a campaign of arrest that targeted several citizens in Nablus and Doura which witnessed an Israeli breaking in operation during which one Palestinian security member Mahmoud Jamal al-Rajjoub was arrested, while the Israeli settlers attacked the car of the deputy chairman of Kafer Qare' town in Israel and one Israeli settler was wounded when his car was exposed to a fire near Arnaba Heafts settlement, and one shell fell against an Israeli position near Neve Dekalim settlement.

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