Two Palestinians killed, by Israeli breaking in operations into Toulkarem, Khan Younis
Palestine-Israel, Military, 11/9/2002

The Palestinian Rami Abbadeh ( 30 year old) was shot during the Israeli tanks storming into areas in Toulkarem camp in the West Bank under intensive cover of heavy weapons which prevented ambulances from having access to the camp to provide medical aid to the wounded. The Palestinian Ahmad Ramadan ( 32 year old) died when the Israeli soldiers opened fire at him while he was on his way to the mosque to perform Friday's prayers in al- Tel town to the north of the West Bank.

Two Palestinians were wounded yesterday, one was in a critical health condition when the Israeli forces destroyed the house of Ismael Breis one of Ezz Eddine al-Qassam group activists in Khan Younis.

A Palestinian source stressed that the Israeli forces backed by tanks and bulldozers incurred yesterday al-Al Amal quarters amid intensive fire at the populated houses, while one Palestinian was wounded when the Israeli forces opened fire at him in Balata camp to the east of Nablus, when the Israeli forces stormed into the camp.

Meantime, two Israeli settlers released two dogs near "Havat Jalaad" settlement near Nablus in order to terrify the Palestinian workers who were cultivating olives while an explosive went off in an Israeli military patrol in the city.

The Israeli forces took tough security measures in the surrounding of occupied Jerusalem for fears of confrontations with the Palestinians as 135,000 of them headed for al-Aqsa mosque to perform Friday's prayers.

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