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During the three-hour riot, Palestinians hurled explosives and fired at Israeli forces, and tried to scale the border fence, according to the IDF. Border Police Sgt. Bar-El Hadaria Shmueli was shot in the head at point-blank range.
“Because of this loophole, Hamas flags can be flown, its ideology can be promoted, funds can be raised, material can be disseminated, and its representatives can operate in the U.K.,” said the organization.
The event, which is to be modeled on the 2018-2020 “March of Return” border riots, is part of an effort by Hamas to pressure Israel into granting it access to Qatari cash.
Israel went ahead with opening up shipping, despite recent rocket fire from the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.
The two leaders discussed “diplomatic, security and economic aspects of Israel-Egypt relations, as well as the Egyptian mediation in the security situation vis-à-vis the Gaza Strip.”
The world is witnessing the creation in Afghanistan of a scenario similar to Syria, Yemen, Iraq and Lebanon, where Iranian Shi’ite militias are promoting Tehran’s dangerous foreign policy, which focuses on regional and then international domination.
“We are not the enemies of the Gazan people,” said Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz. “The real enemy is Hamas.”
Officials of the terror group in Gaza said it proves that “the resistance of the peoples—foremost of which is our struggling Palestinian people—is destined for victory.”
The increased Israeli monitoring of imports to the Gaza Strip is focused on specific Arab importers that have links to terrorist groups.
It was the first rocket fired by Gaza terrorists since the end of Israel’s “Operation Guardian of the Walls” in May.
Israeli forces come under heavy fire after arresting a wanted terrorist • Palestinian factions in Jenin declare a general strike • P.A. leader Mahmoud Abbas warns of “explosion.”
The terror group has pledged that unless its demands are met, border riots and cross-border arson attacks will resume, according to Palestinian media.
