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A 15-year-old Palestinian was killed Wednesday by Israeli army fire during clashes along the border fence in northern Gaza, the Gaza Health Ministry said.
The ministry identified the boy as Ahmad Samir Abu Hevel and said he was shot in the head.
In addition, the ministry said fifteen Palestinians were wounded by live fire and tear gas inhalation during the clashes.
Earlier in the day, three Palestinians were wounded, including one seriously, during an explosion at a Hamas facility in Gaza. The circumstances leading to the explosion remain unknown.
At the same time, the Israeli army announced that it had arrested two Palestinians who allegedly went through Gaza to enter Israel. A knife was found on one of the suspects.
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Two fires erupted in Israeli communities near the Gaza border following the launch of airborne firebombs from the Gaza Strip.
According to the Ministry of Health, a 78-year-old Palestinian was killed by an Israeli gunfire targeting Tuesday the center of the Gaza Strip.
According to a statement released by the ministry, the man, identified as Haj Ibrahim Alaruki, was shot after Israeli troops opened fire on civilian homes in the center of the Strip, near the border. a refugee camp. On Monday, 37 Palestinians were wounded by Israeli gunfire during clashes on the Israel-Gaza border, Gaza's health ministry said. According to the ministry, 93 Palestinians were wounded that day.
On Friday in Gaza, seven Palestinians, including a 12-year-old boy and a 14-year-old boy, were killed by IDF fire.
A total of 506 Palestinians were wounded in clashes on Friday, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, about 90 of them by Israeli fire. Of the wounded, 210 were evacuated to hospitals.
Clashes also broke out Monday in the West Bank, where 77 Palestinians were injured by rubber bullets and by the inhalation of gas and smoke, said the Palestinian Red Crescent. Clashes erupted in Al-Bireh, a town near Ramallah, in the villages of Abu Dis and Qalandiya, as well as at the Damascus Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem.
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