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A wounded child arrives at the hospital in Rafah refugee camp after Israeli troops shot dead two teenagers and wounded 18
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JERUSALEM, October 10 (IslamOnline & News Agencies) – A fresh
resistance attack took place Thursday, October 10, when a Palestinian
blew himself up in Tel Aviv, killing one and injuring 29 hours after an
Israeli tank shot dead 2 Palestinians, including a 12-year-old child
when Israeli tanks, backed up by helicopters, rolled into the Rafah
refugee camp in the Gaza Strip.
A
Palestinian killed an Israeli woman and wounded 29 others when he blew
himself up after passengers threw him off a bus near Tel Aviv Thursday,
police said.
The
unidentified woman was fatally injured after the bomber slipped while
trying to board a bus and was thrown out by passengers who saw the
explosive belt strapped to his body, police said.
David
Krauss, Tel Aviv deputy police chief, told public radio that “the
terrorist boarded a number 87 bus, but the driver and passengers thought
him suspicious and forcibly pushed him off the vehicle, Agence
France-Presse (AFP) said.
“The
driver closed the bus doors, and that’s when the terrorist, who was on
the pavement, triggered the explosives he was wearing in a belt.”
The
blast happened under a bridge by a bus stop used mainly by students of
Bar Ilan university, east of Tel Aviv centre, the radio said.
It
was the first resistance attack in Israel since a Palestinian killed six
people as well as himself and wounded more than 60 in central Tel Aviv
on September 19.
The
Islamic resistance movement Hamas, which carried out the last bombing in
Tel Aviv, had promised more attacks after Israeli forces killed 16
Palestinians in the Gaza Strip town of Khan Yunis on Monday, October 7.
Meanwhile,
in Gaza, two Palestinians, including a 12-year-old Palestinian child
were shot dead by Israeli tank fire early Thursday when Israeli
occupation forces raided the Rafah refugee camp in the Gaza Strip,
hospital sources said.
The
boy, Taher el-Hout, was shot in the head. Four other Palestinians,
including an infant, were injured, AFP said.
The
second victim was identified as Ehab Almogyar, who was shot in the chest
by machine-gun fire from a tanks, they said. He was killed shortly after
the 12-year-old Taher el-Hout died from a machine-gun bullet to the
head.
Israeli
forces reportedly also destroyed three houses during the incursion but
no one was injured in that attack, witnesses said.
Israeli
tanks, backed up by helicopters, rolled into the Rafah refugee camp in
the Gaza Strip early Thursday, Palestinian security forces and witnesses
said.
According
to witnesses, more than 20 tanks, with three helicopters, penetrated the
camp on the edge of Rafah town near the Egyptian border.
Also,
the Israeli army on Thursday abducted 55 Palestinians in villages round
the West Bank town of Ramallah.
Several
units, including tanks and helicopters, took part in the sweep which
lasted several hours on Thursday morning, without meeting any resistance
from the Palestinians, the sources said.
“The
aim was to destroy the infrastructure of Hamas, to arrest those behind
anti-Israeli attacks,” a military spokesman told army radio.
The
army spokesman said troops also “arrested” another 16 Palestinians
elsewhere in the West Bank, reoccupied and constantly scoured by the
Israeli army since mid June.
Near
Qalqilya on the boundary with Israel, the army claimed it discovered a
15 kilo (30 pound) bomb and destroyed it in a controlled explosion.
The
International Committee for the Red Cross (ICRC) said this week its
members were visiting more than 7,200 Palestinians in Israeli jails.
On
Wednesday, two Palestinian teenagers were killed and 20 others injured
by tank fire in Rafah.
Ahmad
Radwane, 14, was killed Wednesday, October 9, by heavy machine-gun fire
from Israeli tanks in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah, in an
incident that left another boy dead and 20 wounded, 10 of them
critically, Palestinian medical sources said.
Earlier
Mohammad Moussa Achwar, 15, was killed by tanks protecting bulldozers
which were destroying Palestinian homes in the area.
The
tanks, guarding bulldozers demolishing Palestinian houses along the
Israeli-controlled border, opened fire for no apparent reason in the
first instance, said AFP.
There
was no previous firing when the shooting broke out from Israeli army
positions on the illegal Gush Katif Jewish settlement bloc, just a few
hundred yards (meters) from the edge of the Palestinian town and refugee
camp.
Tuesday
night, Israeli occupation forces gunned down a 12-year-old Palestinian
girl in Rafah.
The
murder of the three young boys brings the toll of Palestinians killed
during the two-year intifada against Israeli occupation to 1,905.
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