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GAZA, (PIC)-- Israeli navy gunboats fired at Palestinian fishermen and kidnapped three of them on Tuesday night. Nizar Ayyash told the PIC reporter on Wednesday that the incident took place off the southern Gaza Strip coast of Rafah. He said that Israeli navy shooting on Palestinian fishermen and their boats has become daily routine, adding that the detention of fishermen at night has also escalated. ---------
Union: Israel navy detains 3 fishermen off Gaza coast
Published yesterday 13:08
(MaanImages/file)
GAZA CITY (Ma'an) -- Israel's navy detained three fishermen off the coast of southern Gaza late Tuesday, a local union said.
Nizar Ayyash, spokesperson for the Gaza fisherman's union, said Israeli naval forces detained Ibrahim Khamis Murad, Khamis Ibrahim Murad and Ahmad al-Jizawi while they were fishing off the coast. An Israeli army spokesman did not immediately return calls seeking comment. |
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Israeli navy kidnaps 3 Palestinian fishermen
Monday, May 26, 2014
IOF Opens Fire at Palestinian Fishermen and Injures One in Northern Gaza
Al Mezan
26-5-2014
At approximately 2:30 pm on Monday 26 May 2014, Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) opened fire at a group of fishing lovers who were in Beit Lahiya beach near the borders. As a result, Imad Shokri Salim, 51, resident of Beit Lahiya in North Gaza district, sustained two bullets wounds in his right leg and in the right side of the back. Medical sources at Kamal Odwan hospital described his injury as critical. He is staying in the hospital in the intensive care unit. According to Al Mezan’s filed investigations, the fisherman was fishing using his hook when he was being shot by Israeli forces that were stationed in the observation towers. The shooting forced fishermen to leave the area fearing for their lives.
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26-5-2014
At approximately 2:30 pm on Monday 26 May 2014, Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) opened fire at a group of fishing lovers who were in Beit Lahiya beach near the borders. As a result, Imad Shokri Salim, 51, resident of Beit Lahiya in North Gaza district, sustained two bullets wounds in his right leg and in the right side of the back. Medical sources at Kamal Odwan hospital described his injury as critical. He is staying in the hospital in the intensive care unit. According to Al Mezan’s filed investigations, the fisherman was fishing using his hook when he was being shot by Israeli forces that were stationed in the observation towers. The shooting forced fishermen to leave the area fearing for their lives.
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Israeli forces shoot, injure Palestinian in northern Gaza
Published Monday 26/05/2014 (updated) 27/05/2014 10:21
GAZA CITY (Ma'an) --
Israeli forces shot and injured a Palestinian man in the northern Gaza
Strip on Monday, a ministry spokesman and medics told Ma'an.
Ashraf al-Qidra, Gaza's health ministry spokesman, said that Israeli naval forces shot a Palestinian man in the hand and the back, moderately injuring him.
Medics identified the man as 52-year-old Imad Shukri Salim, and told Ma'an that he had been taken to Kamal Adwan hospital for treatment.
An Israeli military spokeswoman did not immediately return calls seeking comment.
Ashraf al-Qidra, Gaza's health ministry spokesman, said that Israeli naval forces shot a Palestinian man in the hand and the back, moderately injuring him.
Medics identified the man as 52-year-old Imad Shukri Salim, and told Ma'an that he had been taken to Kamal Adwan hospital for treatment.
An Israeli military spokeswoman did not immediately return calls seeking comment.
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Palestinian citizen wounded in Israeli navy shooting
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GAZA, (PIC)-- Israeli navy gunboats fired at the northern Gaza Strip shores at noon Monday injuring a citizen, medical sources reported. Dr. Ashraf al-Qudra, the health ministry spokesman, told the PIC reporter that a 24-year-old man was moderately wounded in the shooting. He added that the victim was transferred to hospital where doctors said that he suffered bullets wounds in his hand and back. |
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Israeli navy fires at, detains Gaza fishermen
Published Wednesday 21/05/2014 (updated) 22/05/2014 20:59
(MaanImages/File)
BETHLEHEM (Ma'an) --
Israeli naval forces early Wednesday fired at fishermen off the coast of
the southern Gaza Strip before detaining two of them, a union official
said.
Nizar Ayyash, head of the Gaza fishermen's union, said Ramiz Jumaa and Imad Mansour were detained by the Israeli navy off the coast of Rafah.
An Israeli army spokeswoman said a Palestinian "vessel deviated from its designated fishing zone."
Navy soldiers called on the fishermen to return to the zone, and "fired warning shots in the air."
"When that didn't help, two suspects were taken in for questioning," the spokeswoman said.
Israel has controlled Gaza waters since its occupation of the area in 1967, and has kept several warships stationed off the coast since 2008.
Nizar Ayyash, head of the Gaza fishermen's union, said Ramiz Jumaa and Imad Mansour were detained by the Israeli navy off the coast of Rafah.
An Israeli army spokeswoman said a Palestinian "vessel deviated from its designated fishing zone."
Navy soldiers called on the fishermen to return to the zone, and "fired warning shots in the air."
"When that didn't help, two suspects were taken in for questioning," the spokeswoman said.
Israel has controlled Gaza waters since its occupation of the area in 1967, and has kept several warships stationed off the coast since 2008.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Israeli forces fire at Gaza fishermen, injuring 2
Published Tuesday 20/05/2014 (updated) 20/05/2014 22:28
(MaanImages/File)
GAZA CITY (Ma'an) -- Israeli forces fired at Palestinian fishermen late Monday, injuring two off the coast of Rafah in southern Gaza, security sources told Ma'an.
Ashraf al-Qidra, Gaza's health ministry spokesman, said the two sustained minor injuries after being hit by rubber-coated steel bullets.
They were transferred to Abu Yousif al-Najjar Hospital in Rafah, al-Qidra said.
An Israeli army spokeswoman did not immediately return calls seeking comment.
Israel has controlled Gaza waters since its occupation of the area in 1967, and has kept several warships stationed off the coast since 2008.
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Israeli forces injure Palestinian fisherman in north Gaza
Published Saturday 17/05/2014 (updated) 19/05/2014 11:10
(MaanImages/file)
GAZA CITY (Ma'an) -- A
Palestinian man was shot and injured by Israeli forces while he was
fishing on the coast of the Gaza Strip on Saturday, medics said.
Medics in the besieged coastal enclave told Ma'an that the fisherman was in the area of al-Sudaniya in the northern Gaza Strip when he was shot.
They added that he was shot in the leg by Israeli forces stationed at the Gaza Strip's northern border, and that the victim was subsequently transferred to the Shifa Hospital.
An Israeli military spokeswoman said that "two Palestinians approached the security fence, and the soldiers operated in order to distance them."
When they refused to comply, she added, the soldiers "opened fired towards the lower extremities of one of them."
She said that the two were about 50 meters from the border at the time of the shooting.
Israeli forces frequently shoot at Palestinians if they approach large swathes of land near the border that the Israeli military has deemed a "security buffer zone," and thus off-limits to Palestinians.
According to UNOCHA, 17 percent of Gaza's total land area and 35 percent of its agricultural land were within the buffer zone as of 2010, directly affecting the lives and livelihoods of more than 100,000 Gazans.
Medics in the besieged coastal enclave told Ma'an that the fisherman was in the area of al-Sudaniya in the northern Gaza Strip when he was shot.
They added that he was shot in the leg by Israeli forces stationed at the Gaza Strip's northern border, and that the victim was subsequently transferred to the Shifa Hospital.
An Israeli military spokeswoman said that "two Palestinians approached the security fence, and the soldiers operated in order to distance them."
When they refused to comply, she added, the soldiers "opened fired towards the lower extremities of one of them."
She said that the two were about 50 meters from the border at the time of the shooting.
Israeli forces frequently shoot at Palestinians if they approach large swathes of land near the border that the Israeli military has deemed a "security buffer zone," and thus off-limits to Palestinians.
According to UNOCHA, 17 percent of Gaza's total land area and 35 percent of its agricultural land were within the buffer zone as of 2010, directly affecting the lives and livelihoods of more than 100,000 Gazans.
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Egyptian navy detains 3 Gaza fishermen
Published yesterday (updated) 06/05/2014 16:13
Palestinian fishermen work Jan. 24, 2009 near the border with
Egypt (AFP/File, Said Khatib)
Egypt (AFP/File, Said Khatib)
GAZA CITY (Ma'an) -- The
Egyptian navy detained three Palestinian fishermen off the coast of the
southern Gaza Strip early Tuesday, a union official said.
Nizar Ayyash, spokesperson for the Gaza fishermen's union, told Ma'an that Egyptian naval squadrons obstructed a fishing boat off the coast of Rafah.
The navy then took Amir Jamal al-Aqraa and his two brothers Muhammad and Fahd into custody, Ayyash said, without providing further details.
Gaza fishermen face severe restrictions imposed by both Israel and Egypt, whose navies often fire on fishing boats that stray outside small "designated fishing zones."
In August, Egyptian forces fired at Gaza fishermen, injuring two men and arresting six others.
Egypt-Gaza relations have deteriorated in the wake of the military ouster of former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi in July.
There are some 4,000 fishermen in Gaza. According to a 2011 report by the International Committee of the Red Cross, 90 percent are poor, a 40 percent increase from 2008 resulting from Israeli limits on the fishing industry.
Nizar Ayyash, spokesperson for the Gaza fishermen's union, told Ma'an that Egyptian naval squadrons obstructed a fishing boat off the coast of Rafah.
The navy then took Amir Jamal al-Aqraa and his two brothers Muhammad and Fahd into custody, Ayyash said, without providing further details.
Gaza fishermen face severe restrictions imposed by both Israel and Egypt, whose navies often fire on fishing boats that stray outside small "designated fishing zones."
In August, Egyptian forces fired at Gaza fishermen, injuring two men and arresting six others.
Egypt-Gaza relations have deteriorated in the wake of the military ouster of former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi in July.
There are some 4,000 fishermen in Gaza. According to a 2011 report by the International Committee of the Red Cross, 90 percent are poor, a 40 percent increase from 2008 resulting from Israeli limits on the fishing industry.
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Israeli gunboats open fire at Palestinian fishing boats
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GAZA, (PIC)-- Israeli navy gunboats opened heavy machinegun fire at Palestinian fishing boats while at sea off the coast of Khan Younis and Rafah to the south of Gaza Strip on Saturday night. Source in the marine police told the PIC reporter that the gunboats also fired a number of projectiles at the fishing boats. They said that the fishermen returned to shore to avoid the shooting, adding that no casualties were reported. The attack fell in line with the constant targeting of those fishermen despite working in the limited area allowed for them to fish in Gaza waters. |
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