Примеры использования Palestinian protesters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Soldiers responded with rubber bullets,injuring 12 Palestinian protesters.
On 28 March, violent clashes between Palestinian protesters and IDF soldiers erupted in Hebron.
Today, continuing clashes resulted in the wounding of another 27 Palestinian protesters.
Palestinian protesters clash with the Israeli military at the border between the Gaza Strip and Israel.
In Bethlehem, clashes erupted for the second consecutive day between IDF soldiers and Palestinian protesters.
On 26 August, violent clashes between IDF troops and Palestinian protesters erupted at Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem.
The Israeli police intensified their presence in the city to confront the Palestinian protesters.
IDF soldiers dispersed the Palestinian protesters with stun-grenades. Ha'aretz, Jerusalem Post, 17 January 1995.
The relations between Turkey and Israel escalated drastically because of the fatal clashes between Israeli armed forces and Palestinian protesters in Gaza on May 14.
On 26 March, dozens of Palestinian protesters were injured, mostly slightly, during clashes with IDF troops in the West Bank.
During the last few days, the Israeli army and police force have used various kinds of weapons andlive ammunition against unarmed Palestinian protesters.
On 2 February, IDF troops clashed with Palestinian protesters for the fourth consecutive day outside Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem.
On 10 January, several American andCanadian peace activists were arrested at Hebron after they tried to block IDF soldiers who they thought were going to shoot at Palestinian protesters.
On 2 February, Israeli soldiers clashed with Palestinian protesters for the fourth consecutive day outside Rachel's Tomb in Bethlehem.
Twelve IDF soldiers and an Israeli civilian were slightly to moderately injured byPalestinian police gunfire and by stones and bottles thrown by Palestinian protesters.
On 17 June, settlers from the Morag settlement attacked Palestinian protesters near Rafah, tossing tear-gas canisters, firing guns and using rubber bullets.
Palestinian protesters, mostly youths, threw fire-bombs, stones and bottles of acid at IDF troops and border policemen, who responded with rubber bullets and gas pellets to disperse them.
The Chairman stressed that excessive force had been used by IDF against the Palestinian protesters, including tanks, helicopter gunships, anti-tank missiles and grenades.
As clashes between Palestinian protesters and settlers were reported in many towns, talk of a renewed intifadah appeared to be spreading around the Palestinian community.
The violent confrontation reportedly occurred near Juneid Prison after some 500 Palestinian protesters marched from Al-Najah University to express solidarity with the prisoners on hunger strike.
On 21 June, hundreds of Palestinian protesters from Samu village near Hebron carried out their Friday prayers outdoors in the area designated for the construction of a bypass that would link the settlements located south of Har Homa.
In Ramallah, Palestinian Authority Information Minister, Yasser Abed Rabbo, anda local Greek Catholic priest led a march of almost 1,000 Palestinian protesters. Hundreds of Palestinian policemen kept the protesters away from IDF roadblocks in the town.
On 12 July, clashes between Palestinian protesters and IDF troops continued in Hebron, with troops firing rubber bullets and gas pellets to disperse the rioters.
Clashes broke out yesterday near Al-Aqsa Mosque as Israeli extremists raided the Moroccan Gate, attempting to enter Al-Haram Al-Sharif, andIsraeli occupying forces escorted yet another group of extremists into the compound while at the same time arresting dozens of Palestinian protesters.
According to an eyewitness account collected by OHCHR,a group of Palestinian protesters were throwing stones at IDF soldiers who were firing tear gas canisters at them.
At least 15 Palestinian protesters were injured by rubber-coated bullets while more than 40 other people suffered from tear gas inhalation and others were hit by high-velocity gas canisters and stun grenades in the various demonstrations.
The first few months of the second intifada were characterized by violent clashes between Palestinian protesters, whose weapons were stones and molotov cocktails, and the IDF. Most deaths and injuries were the result of gunfire from the IDF.
On 24 September, Palestinian protesters, including the mayor of Hebron, Mustapha Natshe, and the Palestinian Authority Minister for Higher Education, Hanan Ashrawi, demonstrated against the new Israeli policy of allowing the Jewish settlers to have a free hand in the city. The Jerusalem Times, 27 September.
In a statement issued about the incident, the head of Binyamin regional council,Pinhas Wallesterin, warned that settlers would not tolerate Palestinian protesters near their communities and makeshift encampments and declared that Arabs who would approach their communities without permission would not come out alive.
On 17 January, scuffles between Palestinian protesters and Israeli soldiers were reported when Israeli forces intervened to evacuate the Jahalin Bedouin near Jerusalem.