Daily Mail: Gaza's wall of smoke: Three Palestinians killed and at least 250 injured as protesters burn thousands of tyres and throw stones at Israeli soldiers who respond with tear gas and live fire
* Palestinian protesters are burning tyres and throwing stones at Israeli soldiers, who respond with live fire
* Hundreds have gathered at the Gaza-Israeli border as the six weeks of protests continue
* So far, more than 20 Palestinians have been killed and hundreds injured in the demonstrations
Three people, including a teenage boy, have been shot dead and at least 250 others have been injured by Israeli forces as clashes yet again erupted on the Gaza-Israel border today, Palestinian health officials said.
The death of the male protesters, aged 16, 29 and 38, raises the number of casualties to 22 in the week-long disturbances, during which thousands of Palestinians have gathered along the border, calling for refugees to be allowed to return to the lands that are now inside Israel.
Palestinians have been burning tyres and throwing stones at Israeli soldiers over the border fence, with the military is responding with tear gas and live fire throughout the day.
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Another senior Hamas leader, Mahmoud Zahar, said during a similar visit to the protest sites that the demonstrations would continue until the Palestinians return to “all of Palestine.”
“We will not make any concessions even if the whole world conspires against us,” Zahar said.
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