الاثنين، أكتوبر 10، 2011

22 years old man was killed in the northern Gaza Strip on Monday afternoon, after witnesses reported Israeli troops fired at him near the border with Israel



Mourners gather by the body of Ahmad al-Azazmeh, who was killed in the
northern Gaza Strip near the border with Israel, during his funeral on Oct. 10.  -- A 22-year-old man was killed in the.

The military wing of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed Ahmad al-Azazmeh, from the northern city of Beit Hanoun, as a fighter in their brigades, and said he was on a "jihad mission."

An Israeli army spokesman said soldiers identified two people planting an explosive device near forces at the border in northern Gaza early Monday afternoon, and a loud explosion was heard. She denied Israeli troops opened fire.

Witnesses told us that al-Azazmeh was by the wall when troops shot him and blocked an ambulance from reaching the man before he died.


Palestinians pray as they gather around the body of martyr Ahmed Azazmeh, killed in an explosion, during his funeral in a mosque in Beit Hanoun, near the Erez Crossing between Gaza Strip and Israel, Monday, Oct. 10, 2011. Palestinian officials in the Gaza Strip said one person was killed Monday in an explosion along the northern border with Israel. The cause of the blast was unclear. The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, a small militant faction, said the dead man was a militant who was killed in an Israeli airstrike as he was carrying out his "national duties."

Israeli forces impose a no-go zone in the border area of the Gaza Strip.

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