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September 02, 2004
Palestinian gunman killed near Kfar Darom

JERUSALEM POST: Palestinian gunman killed near Kfar Darom

Israel Defense Forces soldiers shot and killed a Palestinian terrorist who tried to steal into a building in Dir El Balach near the Gaza Strip settlement of Kfar Darom Thursday evening.

The building was being used by IDF troops at the time, Army Radio reported. The troops were using the building as a lookout against Palestinian terrorists firing at Israeli targets near Kfar Darom.

A second Palestinian was wounded by troops when he hurled a firebomb at them. Troops also came under anti-tank fire. There were no injuries to the IDF forces.

Posted by Laurence Simon at September 2, 2004 01:18 PM | TrackBack
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