According to human rights data published by the "Palestinian Center" for human rights (non-governmental), that the Israeli occupation forces killed a Palestinian civilian and wounded 88 citizens; last week.
PCHR´s field workers monitored 129 violations committed by the Israeli occupation forces and settlers during the period covered by the report from September 26 to October 2. The Center said in its weekly report on Thursday that a Palestinian civilian was killed and 88 were injured; He pointed out that the occupation forces arrested 55 Palestinians; including two children and two women, during 76 incursions in the West Bank, including occupied Jerusalem. The data pointed out that the Israeli navy fired six times at the fishermen´s boats off the shores of the Gaza Strip. The Center for Human Rights, that large numbers of settlers stormed in the same period, the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem. He explained that the occupation authorities handed over decisions to deport the Al-Aqsa Mosque to Palestinian civilians, including women for periods ranging from 15 days - 6 months. The data drew attention to the fact that the occupation forces erected 33 sudden checkpoints between the cities and towns of the West Bank, and arrested 3 Palestinian citizens. She pointed out that the occupation forces imposed a comprehensive closure on the West Bank and Gaza Strip because of Jewish holidays. "This week, Israeli occupying forces have continued to commit grave violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory and have committed more complex violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law." On the other hand, the Israeli occupation forces continued their settlement activities in the West Bank, including occupied Jerusalem. As for the siege, the Gaza Strip continues to suffer the worst siege in the history of the occupation of the Occupied Palestinian Territory, where it entered its 14th year without any significant improvement on the movement of individuals and goods. In the West Bank, the occupation authorities continue to divide them into small cantons isolated from each other, while many roads remain completely closed since the beginning of the second intifada, as well as fixed roadblocks.
