Clashes continue with the Israelis, two Palestinians killed
Clashes continued between the Palestinian citizens and the Israeli forces continued for the 53rd day despite the Israeli military siege and the bombardment operations and the policy of preventing supplies to the Palestinians.
Palestinian teenager Abdul Rahman al-Dahshan ( 14 year old) was killed in confrontation at the " airport crossing after one bullet had penetrated into his heart and several teenagers were wounded."
One Palestinian policeman was killed during the confrontations in Khan Younis.
The funeral of Bahaa Saeed in al-Maghazi camp was converted into a popular demonstrations in which the participants stressed the uprising continued until occupation is eliminated.
Martyr Saeed on Saturday broke into " Ghouse Kteiv" settlement and killed one Israeli solder and wounded other two before he was killed.
An explosive went off when an Israeli military vehicle passed near Natsareim settlement.
Meantime, the Israeli radio said the movement released a statement on Sunday in which it stressed that the Israelis have no interest to continue the occupation of the Arab lands and the Israeli prime minister continued clinging to occupying these lands to serve his personal interests as his stay in power is linked to backing the Israeli settlers and extremists, the same they are in need of his support in perpetuating their occupation of the Palestinian territories.
Chairman of the Israeli Merits movement Yusi Sarid said that he backs the demand of "there are borders" movement, noting that Merits asked Barak to halt his backing to build the Israeli settlements at the expense of the Israelis in general.
Meantime, news reports said that the Israeli army destroyed installations included workshops and uprooted treed and dumped water wells, three Kilometers in the surrounding of Natsareim and Kafer Daroum settlements.
The BBC said that the Israeli economic siege targeted all services and also included prevention of transporting the wounded Palestinians for treatment.
The BBC correspondent added that the problem in the shortage of house gas has been greatly escalated in the Palestinian houses after Israel has cut gas and food supplied from reaching the West Bank and Gaza.
The Israeli forces also prevented two French ships loading gas to unload their shipment at Ashdoud port for the Palestinians.
Meantime, an officer at the Israeli army, the Israeli radio did not mention his name announced that a plan was laid to assassinate Palestinian figures in the West Bank and Gaza and that the operation of implementing this plan will start according to a certain way.
The Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, for his part vowed to continue giving military and financial backing to the Israeli settlers in " Gello" settlement in Jerusalem and told them he will reinforce the wall surrounding this settlement and will keep the armored vehicles and tanks for protection.