Day Twinty Three

 
 
 
Day 23 : Friday 20.10.2000

Palestinian  men  under  the  age  of  40 were prohibited from praying
Friday  pray  in the Al-Aqsa Mosque inside the old city for the second
week . Clashes broke out between Israeli police and Palestinian youths
who  tried  to break through a barrier to enter two different gates of
the mosque compound. (Photo 1)

About  one  hundred  Palestinians  chant  anti-Israeli slogans as they
march  on  a main East Jerusalem street along the Old City walls after
Friday prayers. (Photo 2)

Israeli  soldiers  killed  at  least  nine  Palestinian demonstrators,
including   two  children,  during  continued  protests  over  Israeli
occupation.

In  Nablus,  in the West Bank, four Palestinian were killed by Israeli
snipers  stationed at rooftops. The Israeli army overran PA controlled
parts of Nablus intensive random shooting in all direction.

In  Salfit, near Ramallah, 13-year-old Ala Bassam Bani Nimra, was shot
dead  when  Israeli  settlers  and  soldiers opened fire at a peaceful
demonstration outside the town, situated 15 km north west of Ramallah.
The boy was hit in the chest and succumbed to his wounds immediately.

A  child  was  seriously  injured  in Khan Younis in Gaza when Israeli
occupation  soldiers  opened  fire  randomly on Palestinians. The five
years  old  child  was playing at her home's veranda when a bullet hit
her in the head.

Another  big  number of Palestinian injured during Palestinian-Israeli
clashes in the south Gaza Strip town Khan Yones. (Photo 3)

A Palestinian demonstrator faces off with Israeli border police during
clashes in the West Bank town of Ramallah. (Photo 4)

In  Ramallah,  Israeli  soldiers  stationed on the rooftops of a hotel
killed  14-year  old  Thaer Ali. A steel bullet penetrated Ali's right
eye  and  exited  from  the back of his head, killing him immediately.
(Photo 5)

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Entry to Al-Aqsa prohibited. (Photo 1)
Demonstrations in Jerusalem. (Photo 2)
Injured Palestinian in Khan Yones. (Photo 3)
A Palestinian demonstrator in Ramallah. (Photo 4)
Thaer Ali, Ramalla. (Photo 5)