Israeli Military Officials Have Said In News That Syria And Iran Arranged Protests

According to reports of Syrian news media, more than 100 people were wounded in the Israeli fire and two people were killed. At the border of Lebanon and Israel, ten people were killed and more than 200 were injured. Lebanese media reported that Israeli’s fired on a crowd of protesters which was not inside area of Israel.
Expectations are that the killing incidents on Israeli borders will promote further tension in this region. The Palestinians refugees in Damascus said that they could not live with the violations of their human values; they want to return to their land.

 

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Israeli Military Officials Have Said In News That Syria And Iran Arranged Protests

News are coming from Jerusalem that Israeli gunfire has killed 12 people at its borders with Syria, Lebanon and Gaza Strip today. This gunfire happened in reply to the stone throwing from the other sides of borders.
Palestinians were protesting against the anniversary of Israel. Israel was made in 1948 by throwing Palestinians out of their homes. Palestinians commemorate that day as ‘nakba’ which means catastrophe. They remember how thousands of their ancestors were displaced from their homes in 1948 with formation of Israel at its every anniversary.
Israeli military’s spokesman has accused Iran and Syria for arranging these protests. He said that they arranged these protests because they want to divert public attention from the ongoing struggle of government change in their public.
The most serious incidents happened at the border of Syria and Israel. Thousands of Syrians and Palestinians broke down the barriers of military and entered the inside area of Israel. They had flags of Palestine in their hands and they were protesting against Israeli occupation. When protesters were protesting against Israelis, Israeli military fired at them.

 

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