Palestianian shot and killed on Gaza fence

Gaza Israeli soldiers have killed a Palestianian near the border with Gaza - the first death since a truce between Hamas and Israel came into force. However, Israeli forces have only confirmed that they fired "warning shots", after spotting a group that was moving towards the fence set on the border, reported the BBC. Palestianian shot and killed on Gaza fence Reuters said that Hamas accused Israel of violating the truce and would complain to Egypt, the country that mediated the current ceasefire. According to doctors, the victim, identified as 23-year-old Anwar Qdeih, was killed with a shot to the head as he approached the fence along the boundary. His relative, who was at the scene, said that Qdeih was attempting to put the flag of Hamas on the fence. The witness also said that an Israeli soldier first shot three times in the air, and that after that, the young man was shot in the head. The truce, which came into effect on Wednesday, ended the eight-day conflict that resulted in the deaths of 163 Palestinians and six Israelis. However, the details regarding the right to access the tense border zone have not been established in the short document about the cease-fire. This issue was "left for the coming days", said reports. Doctors said that since the beginning of the ceasefire seven Palestinians were wounded in the border zone. Israeli troops near the border with Gaza (Beta/AP) Tanjug

Palestianian shot and killed on Gaza fence

Reuters said that Hamas accused Israel of violating the truce and would complain to Egypt, the country that mediated the current ceasefire.

According to doctors, the victim, identified as 23-year-old Anwar Qdeih, was killed with a shot to the head as he approached the fence along the boundary. His relative, who was at the scene, said that Qdeih was attempting to put the flag of Hamas on the fence.

The witness also said that an Israeli soldier first shot three times in the air, and that after that, the young man was shot in the head.

The truce, which came into effect on Wednesday, ended the eight-day conflict that resulted in the deaths of 163 Palestinians and six Israelis.

However, the details regarding the right to access the tense border zone have not been established in the short document about the cease-fire. This issue was "left for the coming days", said reports.

Doctors said that since the beginning of the ceasefire seven Palestinians were wounded in the border zone.