Three Palestinians killed in Khan Younis
Palestine-Israel, Military, 12/24/2004

Three Palestinians were killed from Toulkarem camp in the West Bank by the bullets of a special Israeli force as it was hiding in one house of the camp. The said Israeli forces had clashes with activists from al-Aqsa groups martyrs of the Palestine National Liberation Front ( Fatah) in the camp.

The Israeli occupation forces banned ambulances from reaching the site and detained their drivers. Thereby the number of Palestinians killed in the Palestinian areas since 24 hours increased to five after two others were killed and nine injured in one Israeli tank shelling against a building in Khan Younis in Gaza.

Two Palestinians were killed and other 9 injured when one artillery shelling hit them, fired by an Israeli tank to the west of Khan Younis camp to the south of Gaza.

News reports in Gaza said that the first killed Palestinian was Ramy Kamel Abu Aker and he was killed when the house of the family which is close to Nafe Dekalim settlement was bombarded, noting that Ramy's brother was also seriously injured.

Later, a Palestinian medical source announced the killing of a second Palestinian. Abed Muhammad Abu Namous ( 24 year old). The body was found torn in the house of Abu Aker family. This came after the announcement made by the occupation forces on Wednesday of the end of its incursion in the camp which took place twice in less than one week and resulted in killing 14 Palestinians.

In another development, Palestinian medical sources said that four Palestinians from one family including one child were hit by the Israeli soldiers bullets to the east of Beit Hanoun to the north of Gaza.

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