Scores of Palestinians suffocated in Ni'lin protest
Palestinian demonstrators suffered suffocation
Ramallah - Arab Today
Scores of Palestinian demonstrators suffered suffocation on Friday after Israeli occupation forces fired tear gas bombs at their protest in Ni'lin town in Ramallah.
Demonstrators raised pictures of American activist Rachel Corrie, who was killed by Israeli troops on March 16, 2003.
The Palestinian demonstrators marched from the center of the town heading towards the separation wall, where they performed the Friday prayers and started their protest.
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