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Palestinian Policeman Killed, 4 Injured in Israeli Air Raid on Gaza

November 14, 2011

At least one killed, four others wounded in new Israeli air raid

[ 14/11/2011 - 11:02 AM ]

GAZA, (PIC)--

At least one Palestinian has been reported so far to be killed, and four others have sustained serious injuries at dawn Monday when the building of the naval north of the Gaza Strip was bombed during an Israeli aerial attack.

An Israeli F-16 warplane was seen flying over the Strip before it fired a barrage of missiles at the police building northwest of Beit Lahiya district to the north of Gaza leading to its destruction entirely.

Medical sources said the body of a policeman named Mohamed Al-Kilani arrived at Kamal Adwan hospital charred and ripped off after it was retrieved from the scene.

Civil defense crews are still removing the rubble of the damage building in search for more casualties. Two other policemen were reported missing.

The building of the naval police in Beit Lahia was bombed several times before and once completely in the last Israeli war before it was rebuilt three years ago.

Palestinian Killed, Four Injured, As Army Bombards Gaza

Monday November 14, 2011 03:57 by Saed Bannoura - IMEMC & Agencies

The Higher Committee for Medical and Emergency Serices in Gaza, reported that one Palestinian was killed and four others were injured, on Monday at dawn, when the Israeli Air Force bombarded a Naval Police station north west of Beit Lahia, in the northern part of the Gaza Strip.

The attack was carried out by Israeli F-16 fighter-jets that fired several missiles at the police station.

The Quds Press news agency reported that the slain officer was identified as Mohammad Zaher Al Keelany, in his twenties. His body was severely mutilated due to the blast.

The agency added that medics and rescue teams located four injured Palestinians and are still searching for more casualties especially since two more are believed to be missing.

It is worth mentioning that the police station was repeatedly bombarded by Israel, and was completely destroyed during the Israeli war on Gaza, three years ago. The Hamas-led government in Gaza managed to rebuild it following the war.

15 Palestinians were killed in the past two weeks in a series of Israeli air-strikes targeting several areas in the Gaza Strip, dozens were injured.

The resistance in Gaza fired several shells into Asqalan, and other areas, killing one Israeli and wounding several others.




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