At least two young Palestinians were shot dead by Israel Defense Forces during the clashes along the Gaza Border with Israel, the Palestinian Ministry of Health reported.
It comes at a time where protesters came along at Malaka camp, east of Gaza City on Saturday, marking the one year marches near the perimeter fence that is initially organized by grassroots activists – the victims are Mohammed Jehad Sa’ad, 20, and Adham Nedal Amara, 17.
The protest that lead to a huge confrontation, wounded some 224 Palestinian, of which 26 are children and eight women. Moreover, four reporters suffered a measurable amount of causalities inflicted during the provoking battle among people.
IDF Arabic spokesperson released a video on Saturday as mass protests erupt along the Gaza Strip border in which mothers in the Hamas-controlled territory are warned to “guard the lives of their children,” The Jerusalem Post wrote.
“A child who throws stones [on IDF troops] is not a hero,” the video also said.
Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh joined the riots along with members of the Egyptian intelligence, Palestinian media reported.
Living conditions under the Radical Islamic terrorist group Hamas had deteriorated so badly young people are willing to join the massive protests in exchange for a sandwich and a promise to have access to free Wi-Fi, Haaretz reported on Friday.
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