Palestinian succumbed to wounds in Quds clashes
Palestinian succumbed to wounds in Quds clashes
Cairo - Mena
The Palestinian Health Ministry said Friday a man was succumbed to wounds at a Ramallah hospital after having been shot by Israeli forces during a demonstration in the village of Abu Dis district of Al Quds, local sources told MENA.
Tensions were running high across Al Quds Friday as thousands of Palestinians were marching towards the Old City to denounce Israel's security measures in Al Aqsa Mosque compound.
Israeli forces also violently suppressed protests in the occupied West Bank, injuring scores who had gathered in solidarity with the massive protest in Al Quds.
Source: Mena
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