EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / Palestinian fighters from the Fatah movement stand with Kalashnikov assault rifles during a funerary procession for 27-year-old farmer Omar Samour, who was killed earlier in the day by Israeli tank fire, in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on March 30, 2018.
Local witnesses said Samour was working his land near the border when the shells hit,
while an Israeli army spokesman reported that "two suspects approached the security fence along the southern Gaza Strip and began operating suspiciously.
The shelling came just hours before the opening of large protest camps near the border, which have prompted the Israeli army to deploy reinforcements, including more than 100 special forces snipers, for fear of mass attempts to break through the security fence. / AFP PHOTO / SAID KHATIB
Gerusalemme, 30 mar. (LaPresse/AFP) – Israele ha preso di mira tre siti di Hamas nella Striscia di Gaza con carri armati e con un raid aereo, dicendo di essere intervenuto a seguito di un attacco a soldati da parte dei palestinesi lungo il confine. Lo riferisce l’esercito israeliano, precisando che la presunta sparatoria contro soldati non ha provocato feriti. I raid giungono al termine di una giornata di proteste nella Striscia in cui sono scoppiati scontri lungo il confine, con 12 palestinesi uccisi dalle forze israeliane secondo il bilancio fornito dal ministero della Sanità di Gaza.
