Israeli Naval Forces intervention to Palestinian protesters
At least one Palestinian was injured on Sunday when Israeli naval forces opened fire on 50 boats carrying Palestinians from Gaza to breach the maritime blockade of the coastal strip.
Scores of Gazans boarded 50 boats with the intention of sailing off the coast of the Gaza Strip in defiance of an Israeli-imposed sea blockade on the Palestinian coastal enclave.
According to an eyewitness, the Israeli naval forces opened fire on Palestinians wounding a young Palestinian.
Since March, more than 170 people have been martyred and thousands more injured by Israeli army fire during protests against the decades-long Israeli occupation and an 11-year blockade on the Gaza Strip, which has gutted the coastal enclave’s economy and deprived its roughly 2 million inhabitants of basic commodities.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday said there would be no agreement with Hamas before the captive Israeli soldiers are returned.The Israeli prime minister's remarks came when he received the parents of the missing Israeli soldiers Hadar Goldin and Oron Shaul, according to a statement released by Netanyahu’s office.The two soldiers went missing in Gaza during the Israeli war that took place between July 8 and Aug. 26 in 2014.The Ezzeddin al-Qassam Brigades, the military arm of Hamas, unveiled in April 2016 that it holds four Israeli soldiers captive without elaborating on their condition.In Israel visit, Philippines' Duterte dogged by past rhetoricIsraeli gov’t minister calls for ‘liquidation’ of HamasIsrael troops hurt 10 Palestinians during Ramallah demoIsraeli troops fire on Gaza protesters, wounding 52
No deal with Hamas before captives returned: Israeli PM