Friday: three Palestinians killed by the IOF

He was in the city to attend Friday’s global talks on Syria.

The fatal incident occurred Friday afternoon near the West Bank settlement of Ofra.

A senior Israeli official, speaking on condition of anonymity to Newsweek, as the deal is yet to be formally signed, says that the understandings were agreed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s national-security adviser-and incoming Mossad head-Yossi Cohen, Israeli envoy Joseph Ciechanover and Turkish Foreign Ministry Undersecretary of State, Feridun Sinirlioğlu.

In one attack, a Palestinian man sped in his auto towards Israeli forces who were controlling a riot in the town of Silwad, near the West Bank city of Ramallah, according to a police spokeswoman.

Israeli army spokesman Peter Lerner claimed that Palestinian assailant was shot after he attempted to ram his vehiche into Israeli forces near Silwad.

“A hundred rioters attempted to breach the buffer zone and damage the fence”, she told AFP.

Another Palestinian was shot and wounded during a similar car-ramming attempt at the West Bank checkpoint of Qalandia, the police spokeswoman said, adding that he had received medical treatment.

Despite being condemned through various United Nations resolutions that recognize the right of Palestine to occupy its own land, Israel keeps disregarding global law by continuing to encroach on Palestine territory and passing regulations whereby Palestinians who live in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank should apply for permits from Israeli authorities to enter Jerusalem.

This year’s flu season seems like old times. No Israelis were hurt.

A campaign of stabbings, shootings and car-rammings by Palestinians has killed 19 Israelis and a USA citizen since October.

Palestinian stone throwers run to take cover after Israeli security forces fire tear gas canisters d …

According to the report, besides easing the siege the reconciliation agreement will include compensation to the families of those killed in the Mavi Marmara incident amounting to roughly $20 million, the return of ambassadors to each others capitals, and a Turkish agreement not to file lawsuits against Israel or against Israeli soldiers regarding the flotilla incident.

They shot and killed him at the scene.

Under the preliminary deal between the two countries, Saleh al-Aruori, a senior leader in the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas who has been living in Turkey, would be barred from the country, the Israeli official had said.