Four Palestinians killed in Qalqilya, Tallouzah tough measures in Jerusalem and besieges in the West Bank
Palestine-Israel, Military, 4/24/2004

The Israeli occupation forces tightened its security measures in the surrounding of al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem and prevented persons under 45 year old from performing their Friday prayers.

In Nablus, news reports said that one Israeli military force broke into Tallouzah village and imposed curfew. The reports added that the force is besieging a house for one of the Hamas cadres where fire bullets were heard around the house.

Yasser Abu Laimoun -- a lecturer at Jerusalem university (32 year old) was killed as a result of fire launching in the city.

In Jenin, news reports said that the occupation forces tightened the siege imposed on the city and its camp and prevented movement from and into it.

Israeli sources alleged that this measure was taken after warning came on the intention of the Palestinians to carry out operations as from the city.

One Israeli force yesterday at dawn detained five Palestinians from Toubas city, near Jenin.

On Thursday evening three Palestinians were killed in Qalqilya to the north of West Bank at the hands of the Israeli occupation forces.

The news reports indicated that a unit of the special Israeli forces entered the city in a sedan car and opened fire at five young Palestinians in the street, and this resulted in killing three of them and wounding the commander of al-Aqsa martyrs group in the city, while the fifth escaped.

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