Two Palestinians killed in continued Israeli bloody campaigns, Mofaz threatens more
Palestine-Israel, Military, 2/26/2003

The Israeli campaign against the Palestinians continued yesterday with more Palestinians being killed or wounded, at a time the Israeli defense minister Shaoul Mofaz has continued his threats to continue attacks to liquidate the Palestinian Intifada.

The Palestinian Ala' Abu Sharakh ( 22 year old) was killed in Nablus during the Israeli forces incursion into the city and the teenager Ahmad Khalik Abu Alwan ( 12 year old) and other ten were wounded, two of them are in critical health conditions during the Israeli tanks bombardment of the houses at Tel al-Sultan area in Rafah.

Meantime, 10 Palestinians were wounded seriously when the Israeli forces opened fire at them randomly in several areas in Gaza.

Palestinian sources said that nine citizens were wounded by the Israeli bullets at al-Tuffah barrier to the west of Khan Younis including four women, while other three including Ali al-Baghdadi from Hamas were wounded when a Palestinian house wad detonated in al-Breij camp.

The Israeli forces, on the other hand arrested more than 7 Palestinians from Toubas, Khurbet Awad and confiscated several houses in Hebron.

Meantime, the Israeli defense minister Shaoul Mofaz renewed his threats to continue and increase number of Israeli attacks against the Palestinians.

In a tour he made yesterday in one of the Israeli settlements in Gaza, Mofaz said his army will continue occupation of the Palestinians areas especially Beit Hanoun -- under the pretext to prevent launching of al-Qassam missiles against the Israeli settlements.

Previous Stories:
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