Toulkarem eulogizes its killed Palestinians, al-Aqsa vows revenge
Palestine-Israel, Military, 7/27/2004

People of Toulkarem held a funeral for six Palestinians assassinated by Israeli special forces in an ambush on Sunday evening and thousands of angry Palestinians took part in the funeral of five members of al-Aqsa groups of the Palestine national liberation movement ( Fatah) and one officer in the Palestinian intelligence.

In a statement the group threatened of a " painful and quick" answer to the Israeli assassination operation of its cadres and leader in the north of the west bank Hani Oweidah and stressed it will attack in the Israeli depth.

Following the operation, the Israeli forces on Sunday evening and Monday morning launched a breaking in operation near Toulkarem and Qalqilya cities resulted in detaining 18 Palestinians.

Hours after the Israeli operation one Palestinian woman was killed by the Israeli forces in Gaza at dawn on Monday. This came after the Israeli warplanes bombarded a house of an associate to the Islamic resistance movement ( Hamas) in Gaza and this resulted in wounding three Palestinians.

Six Palestinian children were injured -- two of them in a critical condition -- as a result of the Israeli bombardment of the residential area in Khan Younis on Sunday evening. This Israeli bombardment was a retaliation to a Palestinian attack by mortars shelling at the adjoining Nafe Dekalim settlement, resulted, according to the Israeli sources in wounding five settlers, one of them is in a critical health condition.

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