Israeli occupation navy attacks Palestinian fishermen in the sea of the besieged Gaza Strip

On May 1, 2023

Occupied Al-Quds, (ST) – On Monday, two Palestinian fishermen were injured, and two others were arrested, as a result of the Israeli occupation navy’s attack on the fishermen in the sea of the besieged Gaza Strip.

Wafa News Agency stated that the occupation navy chased the fishermen’s boats at sea off the Al-Wahaarea in the northern Gaza Strip, and opened fire with machine guns at them, wounding two fishermen, and arrested two others, and seized their boat.

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