Four Palestinians were killed, Palestinian houses, farms converted into military barracks
Four Palestinian were killed and many others wounded in the Israeli attacks which targeted on Wednesday several Palestinian cities and establishments.
The Israeli military force broke into Oteira village near Jerusalem and occupied one house, expelled the family living in it and declared its as a stationed military position.
Another Israeli force broke into Wadi al-Shujna in Hebron and expelled the farmers and also announced the place as a permanent military zone, while other Israeli military units were bombarding by missiles Aida camp near Bethlehem and this resulted in wounding several Palestinians and destruction of many houses.
News reports said that the Israeli forces seized some 20 Palestinians in a building inside the camp and converted it into a military position.
In Toulkarem, the Palestinian Ammar Hazazeh was killed by the Israeli bullets when the Israeli soldiers attacked his farm before they occupied it and on the road to Jerusalem near Anatout settlement, one Palestinian was killed and other three wounded when an Israeli patrol opened fire at the car carrying them. In Hebron the Palestinian youth Abboud Dababisah was killed after he was hit by an Israeli bullet.
In Rafah the Israeli forces destroyed a position for the Palestinian police and this resulted in killing policeman Muhammad al-Hamrani and wounding other five.
A Palestinian spokesman said that the Israeli tanks incurred for two kilometers in Rafah and a Palestinian security position near the hospital after an intensive fire exchange with members of the said Palestinian position.
The Israeli forces also established four new military positions in the surrounding of Gaza to tighten siege on the city and these positions started to bombard Salah Eddine street which leads to Khan Younis.
In Ankara, the Turkish prime minister Polent Acawet said that the confrontation between Israel and the Palestinians have saddened Turkey and that Israel's request of a complete cease fire before starting the negotiations is not effective.
Acawet said that he had proposed to the Israeli Prime minister Ariel Sharon Turkey's hosting of Israeli- Palestinian talks for the success of such negotiations.
The Turkish prime minister admitted that:" if Israel continues its provocative acts in the holy sites this will create several difficulties for Turkey with the Arab states, ( in remarks to the relations between Israel and Turkey).