At least ten Palestinians injured by live fire in clashes with Israeli army in occupied West Bank refugee camp.
![Israeli army kills Palestinian in Qalandiya incursion Clashes between Palestinian residents and Israeli forces broke out after soldiers entered the Qalandiya camp [File: Majdi Mohammed/AP]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tpnGfywHobb1XpFW3MjiIh1Vwy0xAD8oLdzefzWx6roiz21jnKtNeM9hPO1w085imqueNXdXrHEpN3KHp-34-MsPzIfWh7MCno72Sb1YDh_p9Ozi0Tu-6U6GAz_r96AhqIi2h72gZY7au-JfwnCg-qVuAikYCbvV3BEQJYF6fc9XQjJ7Owuhe9FusPczjWZid7ZbdaxKVjvSzi=s0-d) |
| Clashes between Palestinian residents and Israeli forces broke out after soldiers entered the Qalandiya camp |
Israeli forces have killed a Palestinian and injured several more by
live ammunition during an incursion into a refugee camp in the occupied
West Bank. Eyad Omar Sajadiya, 22, was shot dead, while at least ten others were
injured by live fire during Tuesday morning's clashes with Israeli
troops in the Qalandiya refugee camp, according to Palestinian medical
sources.
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| The Israeli army raided several Palestinian homes in Hebron on Monday and carried out several arrests |
The armed clashes broke out after an army jeep entered the camp -
situated between occupied East Jerusalem and the central West Bank city
of Ramallah - by mistake, an Israeli police spokesperson told the AFP
news agency.
Palestinian protests against Israel's occupation have increased and
tensions have soared in the occupied territories and Israel since
October, as anger gave way to violence. A wave of violence in Israel and the Palestinian territories since
October has killed 178 Palestinians as well as 28 Israelis, an American,
a Sudanese and an Eritrean, according to an AFP toll.
Before dawn on Monday morning, Israeli forces carried out raids in
cities and towns across the West Bank, arresting at least 27
Palestinians. Later
in the day, Israeli troops arrested two Palestinians who allegedly
carried out shooting attacks in the southern West Bank city of Hebron, a
focal point during the recent unrest.
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