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2019-04-20 Israel-Palestine-Jordan
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Fourteen Palestinians injured during clashes with IDF forces
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 [Jpost] Fourteen Paleostinians were maimed during Friday festivities with IDF forces along the Gazoo border, the Paleostinian Ministry of Health reported.
Two of the men injured were medics, reported Walla.
Actual Medics? Or "Medics" as in Hamasniks wearing costumes?
Over 6,500 Paleostinians are estimated to be taking part in the Friday protests, which are known as 'March of Return' among Paleostinians.
An IDF tank and an aircraft attacked two Hamas, the braying voice of Islamic Resistance®, military posts in Gazoo in response to a short-ranged attack near the border on Friday according to the IDF. There are no known casualties.
Israeli tank, aircraft hit Gaza after cross-border fire: army
[DAWN] Israel on Friday struck Hamas, a contraction of the Arabic words for "frothing at the mouth", targets in the Gazoo Strip with tank and aircraft fire after troops were shot at on the Israeli side of the border, the army said.
The Israeli military said in a statement that "no injuries to soldiers were reported" after it said its troops came under fire.
Paleostinian security sources in Hamas-ruled Gazoo told AFP that the Israeli strikes hit Hamas military observation posts at three locations along the frontier.
They said there were no reports of Paleostinian casualties. 
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