Palestinians Report 2 Hurt in Gaza Border Rioting
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by i24 News

Illustrative. Palestinian rioters shout during clashes with IDF troops on the Israel-Gaza Strip border, April 6, 2018. Photo: Reuters / Mohammed Salem.
i24 News – At least two Palestinian rioters were wounded Saturday by Israel Defense Forces fire amid rioting and the burning of tires along the border fence separating Israel from the Gaza Strip, according to reports coming out of the Hamas-controlled territory.
Further reports said Palestinians opened fire at Israeli soldiers; it was not clear whether there were casualties on the Israeli side.
The past month saw the resumption of riots and “return marches” along the border, aimed at protesting against the blockade imposed on Gaza by Israel and Egypt, a measure taken to limit the influence of terrorist groups based in the Palestinian territory.
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