Nine Palestinians killed, escalation of Israeli occupations against the Palestinians
Palestine-Israel, Military, 10/7/2004

The Israeli occupation forces said that it killed three Palestinians who tried to infiltrate to an Israeli settlement in Gaza yesterday, making the number of Palestinian killed in the past hours reach nine.

A military source explained that they monitored three armed Palestinians who tried to enter the fortified Kfar Daroum settlement. Violent confrontations erupted in the surrounding of the settlement and this resulted in killing them.

Ezz Eddine al-Qassam group, the military wing of the Islamic resistance movement ( Hamas), claimed responsibility for the operation in a press conference in Beit Lahia to the north of Gaza.

One Palestinian was killed from al-Quds group of the Islamic Jihad movement in Seida town in the West Bank by the bullets of the special units of the occupation army. Sources in the movement said that the units "wearing Arab costumes implanted an ambush for the killed Palestinian." For its part, Palestinian medical sources said that one young Palestinian was killed and other 10 including 8 children were injured when one Israeli tank bombarded their house in Lahia camp.

In Jabalia camp one Palestinian and his son were killed in the Israeli forces bombarded of their house. One leading figure of al-Aqsa group was killed in an Israeli raid.

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