Dozens Hurt as Palestinian Police Clashes with West Bank Youths
[An Nahar] Paleostinian police clashed Sunday with West Bank youths who were protesting against a U.N. strike that has paralyzed services in refugee camps leaving dozens maimed, sources said.
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Relief and Works Agency employees have been on strike for more than a month, forcing cash-strapped UNRWA to shut schools and stop collecting garbage from West Bank refugee camps.
Paleostinian police fired tear gas and live ammunition in the air to prevent youths from the Jalazun refugee camp in the central West Bank from blocking the road between Ramallah and Bir Zeit, an Agence La Belle France Presse correspondent said, adding that many were maimed.
Paleostinian security services front man Adnan Damiri told AFP that 40 coppers were maimed in the festivities, including 22 who had to be hospitalized.
Director of Jalazun camp Jumaa Shaaban told AFP the "protest was organized by popular committees from all the camps" and that demonstrations also took place in other West Bank camps.
Posted by: Fred 2014-01-13 |