Protests against Israeli embargo and occupation continue

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Protests against Israeli embargo against the Gaza Strip and Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Jerusalem continue. Israeli soldiers and armed settler terrorists have targeted civilians in response and in violation of international law

By Mohammed Asad

Palestinian protesters gather as tear gas fired by Israeli troops fall during clashes near the border between Israel and eastern Gaza city, October 30, 2015.

Since the start of October, the violence has included stabbings as well as clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli security forces have killed at least 65 Palestinians with only 10 Israelis killed in resistance actions.

In some instances, Palestinians have resorted to knife attacks against the Israeli occupation in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem.

Israeli soldiers and armed settler terrorists have targeted and killed Palestinian civilians not only in stances where Palestinians have attacked Israelis but also against innocent Palestinians including many who are “Israeli citizens.”

Israel discriminates against all non-Jews in Israel applying a different level of justice and security, a condition that international protestors have denounced as an Israeli form of Apartheid.

Here are photos from recent clashes Friday October 30, 2015.

Attacked by Israeli soldiers and armed Israeli settler terrorists, Palestinians respond with protests and rock throwing int he Gaza Strip

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Mohammed Asad

Mohammed Asad is a photo journalist based in the Gaza Strip. Friend him on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/mohammed.asad.90.

photographer Mohammed Asad's photo of Dalia Khalifa won an award in March 2015 at a competition organised by the UN.

'Unbreakable' - is the photo of 9yr old Dalia Khalifa, taken at Al-Shifa Hospital on Aug 9th, 2014. Dalia was badly injured in an Israeli air strike during Operation 'Protective Edge'.

'Unbreakable' is the Grand Jury Winner in the photography competition, organised by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in the Middle East and North Africa (UN OCHA).

[EDITOR'S NOTE: Mohammed Asad's home in Shujaiyya was destroyed by Israeli missiles, mortars and tank fire on Friday August 1, 2014 while he was documenting the Israeli massacre of civilians in the Gaza Strip. He is now living in temporary housing as he scrambles to find Internet access to share his photographs when possible.]