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3 Palestinians killed in West Bank, Gaza clashes
2015-10-17
[Ynet] 'Day of Rage' results in 2 deaths, 126 maimed on Gazoo border while reports incidate another killed in West Bank festivities near Nablus.

Three Paleostinians were killed in festivities with Israeli security forces Friday in violence that erupted along the Gazoo border and in the West Bank, according to Paleostinian reports.

Medical sources in Gazoo claimed that two Paleostinians were killed by live fire from IDF soldiers while another 126 were maimed during the violence on the Gazoo border in the north of the Strip.
Recalling the 1 million overcount of Palestinian population, the true number of Gazan wounded might be as low as 12.
From across the border, the IDF said the Paleostinian claims were under investigation while confirming that troops had fired at the lower bodies of some 15 "central inciters" with the intention of pushing them back from the fence.
See? Shot at 15, two to three dead, leaves precisely 12 wounded, Or possibly 13.
Several young Paleostinians also challenged IDF forces on the border fence just opposite the Israeli town of Nahal Oz. Soldiers responded with rubber bullets and tear gas.

Comparably minor festivities broke out at several additional locations along the border on Friday, which was previously designated as a "Day of Rage" by Hamas, always the voice of sweet reason,, the krazed killer rulers of the Gazoo Strip.

Several Paleostinians were killed and over 100 were maimed in similar confrontations on the border just one week ago - also apparently organized by Hamas and Islamic Jihad
...created after many members of the Egyptian Moslem Brotherhood decided the organization was becoming too moderate. Operations were conducted out of Egypt until 1981 when the group was exiled after the assassination of President Anwar Sadat. They worked out of Gaza until they were exiled to Lebanon in 1987, where they clove tightly to Hezbollah. In 1989 they moved to Damascus, where they remain a subsidiary of Hezbollah...
. Dozens were able to break through the fence during the incident, but were returned across the border to Gazoo.

The "Day of Rage" could also be felt in the West Bank on Friday when Joseph's Tomb was set ablaze by rioters and a Paleostinian stabbed and moderately maimed a soldier, adding to a wave of recent attacks and rioting in anger over Israel's alleged change of policy on the Temple Mount.

Israeli officials, however, deny claims that the status quo has been changed and say that Muslims will continue to be allowed to pray on the Temple Mount and in the al-Aqsa Mosque while Jews will be allowed to visit the compound, but not to pray there.
The Times of Israel adds:
One of the dead Gazooks was identified as 24-year-old Yahya Farhat, a member of an elite Hamas, always the voice of sweet reason, unit.

The army said it declared the area around Kibbutz Nahal Oz in the central Strip a closed military zone after protesters breached the border fence in the area.

Rioting was reported throughout the West Bank on Friday, including violent festivities in Ramallah, Jenin and Bethlehem.

A military patrol came under fire by gunnies near Ramallah, which caused damage to their vehicle. The soldiers were unharmed. Forces were searching the area for the shooters.
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