Israeli troops attacked a peaceful march commemorating the 60th year of the Nakba in the West Bank city of Tulkarm May 10, injuring ten, including a journalist who was hit with a bullet in his hand. Participants, including international activists, raised Palestinian flags and wrote graffiti on the face of the separation wall protesting the enclosure of village lands at Shofa. Soldiers opened fire and threw tear gas. (WAFA [2], May 10) Four were injured two days later in a similar scene at Na'lein village, west of Ramallah. (WAFA [3], May 12)
See our last post on Israel/Palestine [4].
