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Palestinians are celebrating on Sunday the 20th anniversary of the First Intifada, the popular uprising that put the Palestinian cause back on the world agenda.
The Intifada (literally "shaking off" in Arabic) began with mass protests in Jabalia refugee camp in the Gaza Strip on December 9, 1987 after an Israeli military vehicle ran over a group of Palestinian workers at Erez checkpoint.
Israeli forces killed more than 1,500 Palestinians during the uprising, and left thousands of others injured or disabled.
This year the anniversary comes during an unprecedented state of division in Palestinian society with Hamas in control of Gaza Strip, and the Fatah-led Palestinian Authority in charge of the West Bank. Efforts by other Palestinian factions to repair the divisions have failed so far.
Meanwhile, Palestinian resistance groups, especially in the Gaza Strip, are using homemade projectiles in the place of the stones which were the symbol of the First Intifada.
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Undercover Israeli forces killed a teenage Palestinian civilian and injured four others in the southern Gaza Strip town of Khuza'a on Tuesday morning.
Palestinian medical sources said nineteen-year-old Muhammad Al-Najjar was riddled with 13 bullets.
Eyewitnesses said Al-Najjar was standing in the door of his house when Israeli soldiers disguised in civilian clothes approached him and shot him without provocation.
Clashes erupted between the Israeli forces and Hamas' Al-Qassam Brigades who were nearby.

Shelling at Erez crossing
The Al-Qassam Brigades also claimed responsibility for launching nine mortar shells at the Israeli-controlled Erez checkpoint, at the northern end of the Gaza Strip. They claimed that one Israeli soldier was wounded.

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An Israeli soldier was wounded on Wednesday after being shot in the stomach near Ari'el settlement, south of the northern West Bank city of Nablus.
The assailants allegedly drove a vehicle with Palestinian number plates and fled after the attack.
Israeli forces have set up several additional roadblocks in the area.
Army tidings
A group of fighters from Fatah's Al-Aqsa Brigades, called the Al-Bashaer Army, claimed responsibility for the hit-and-run attack on the Israeli soldier.
Al-Bashaer means tidings. General Commander of Al-Bashaer Army Abu Mahmoud told press in Nablus that the soldier was directly hit in the stomach.
Abu Mahmoud said, "After that, the group headed towards a hitchhikers station and we gave orders to open fire at the hitchhikers, of whom four were injured and two went into shock. Israel acknowledged that six cars were hit with gunshots."
He added, "The operation came as a swift response to the

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The Palestinian resistance on Tuesday night launched at least 18 homemade projectiles at Israeli towns bordering the Gaza Strip.
The military wing of Islamic Jihad, the Al-Quds Brigades, claimed responsibility for firing three projectiles at the Israeli Western Negev town of Sderot, three at Kisufim and another two at Kfar Aza, just east of the strip.
The An Nasser Salah Addin Brigades of the Popular Resistance Committees said that its fighters launched three projectiles towards Ashkelon, one at Sderot and four mortar shells at the Israeli military post at Nahal 'Oz.
The An Nasser Salah Addin Brigades also launched five mortar shells at Kerem Shalom and Sufa Crossing points between Israel and the Gaza Strip.
The operation was retaliation for the assassination of Deputy Secretary General of the brigades Mubarak Al-Hasanat.
An allied group of Fatah's Al-Aqsa Brigades and the Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades of the PFLP fired two projectiles at Sderot.
Israel said a projectile struck a home in Sderot, but caused no casualties.
The brigades declared that the operations were in retaliation for Israeli atrocities.

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The military wing of Hamas, the Qassam Brigades, on Wednesday morning announced the death of one of its fighters.
Twenty-two-year-old Muhammad Hmaid was killed on a mission; the brigades did not specify the nature of the mission.
The Qassam Brigades said Hmaid was a member of the 'Tunnels Special Unit', in the northern Gaza Strip

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The military wing of the PFLP, the Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades, and the Qassam Brigades of Hamas on Sunday morning claimed responsibility for shooting and injuring an Israeli soldier in Al-'Ayn refugee camp in the northern West Bank city of Nablus.
The Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades reported that a joint group of fighters confronted an invading Israeli infantry unit in an alley of the refugee camp.
The Palestinian resistance reported fighting the Israeli soldiers using grenades and other explosive devices.
The clashes resulted in the injury of an Israeli soldier. The Palestinian fighters were unharmed in the clashes.

The Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Hamas movement, announced that one of its fighters was killed and several injured in an Israeli ground-to-ground missile attack on northern Gaza on Saturday at dawn, on the second day of Eid ul-Fitr.

Twenty-one-year-old Hasan Na'em from Beit Hanoun, in the northern Gaza Strip, was killed in the attack.

Na'em's corpse and several wounded fighters were evacuated to a hospital in Beit Hanoun.

The Qassam Brigades claimed responsibility for bombing Kerem Shalom Crossing, between the southern Gaza Strip and Israel, with nine 80mm mortar shells on Friday night.

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Head of Hamas' politburo and leader-in-exile Khaled Mash'al said on Tuesday, during a meeting in Mecca, that Israel seeks negotiations with Hamas, but Hamas has refused and is in preparation for a new round of resistance.

According to Saudi newspaper 'Ukath, Mash'al said that his Damascus-based office received several US and European visitors.

Hamas will participate in the alternative autumn summit in Damascus, said Mash'al, which will be held simultaneously with the US summit in mid-November.

Mash'al said his plan is based on steadfastness in the Gaza Strip, ending the embargo, fighting security chaos and reducing attacks on Hamas members in the West Bank, in order to preserve the movement's ability to fight Israel.

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For the first time ever, Palestinian resistance fighters have succeeded Sunday in unleashing a homemade missile on the Israeli settlement of Nitivot that is located 20 km away from the Gaza Strip.

The incident has apparently worried the Israeli occupation government and its military institution being the first time for a Palestinian home-made missile to reach as far as that distance and accurately hit the target.

Israeli occupation police alleged that the rocket was a Russian-made Grad missile and not a locally-made Palestinian rocket, alleging that the assault caused no damage in the settlement.

The Israeli military institution, however, took the matter very seriously, and described the Palestinian retaliation as "serious

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A member of the Hamas leadership has told a Kuwaiti newspaper that 400 bombers, willing to blow themselves up, are prepared for any large-scale Israeli incursion into the Gaza Strip.
Dr Nizar Rayan told 'Al-Jareeda,' "they are prepared and ready for an Israeli attack, with 400 bombers permanently wearing, and even sleeping in, their bomb belts, waiting to attack Israeli tanks."
"What is most surprising is that 200 female Hamas members have volunteered to wear bomb vests to counter Israeli tanks," he added.
"This is not the first time that women have participated in military operations. They have carried out such operations in the Israeli Occupation's own backyard. Today defence of our land is our foremost duty," Rayan said.

Rayan is in charge of the military wing of Hamas and has been entrusted with the task of repelling any Israeli incursion in the Gaza Strip. Rayan is at the top of Israel's "wanted" list and they have tried but failed to assassinate him on a number of occasions in recent months.
He said that "repeated Israeli threats and insinuations to carry out a large-scale military operation in the Gaza Strip would be welcomed by Hamas' military leaders who have public support from those on the front