The onslaught by the occupation forces on the march remembering the 54th anniversary of the burning of Al-Masjid Al-Aqsa at the Malaka refugee camp, east of Gaza City, resulted in 18 civilians being injured, including a journalist.
A boy was shot in the leg, and several people suffered severe breathing problems, according to sources, which stated that the occupation fired bullets and tear gas canisters at the large crowds of citizens who arrived at the separation wall area in the Al-Awda camp, east of Gaza City.
In a related context, the Palestine Red Crescent  Society reported that during confrontations with the occupation in Beita, close to Nablus, 8 injuries with bullets were reported, one of which was in the head.