Israeli occupation attacks Palestinian fishermen and farmers in Gaza, detains Palestinians the West Bank

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The Israeli occupation’s navy boats opened their gunfire and water hoses at Palestinian fishermen, who were sailing opposite the Suwdania area in the northwest of Gaza Strip.

The fishermen were forced to leave the sea, Wafa news Agency reported on Saturday.

In Khan Younis, south of Gaza,  the occupation forces also targeted Palestinian farmers in their lands, preventing them from doing their works.  

Yesterday the occupation forces, attacked farmers in the town of Absan Al-Kabira as well as fishermen off the city of Rafah, south of Gaza.

 Meanwhile, in occupied Al-Quds, two Palestinians were injured when the Israeli occupation stormed into several areas in the city and opened fire on the Palestinians.

Three other Palestinians were detained during the raid.

Palestinian media outlets said that the occupation forces stormed into Qalandya camp, north of Al-Quds and opened heavy gunfire that caused injuries to two young Palestinians. Two other Palestinians were detained, the media outlets reported.

The occupation forces also stormed into the town of Hanina and detained a Palestinian.

On Friday, the occupation detained 15 Palestinians, including an injured one, during raids in the cities of Al-Quds and Khalil in the West Bank.

Hamda Mustafa

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