Two Palestinians were martyred and 84 of others were injured by the Zionist occupation forces on Friday during the Return Marches in Gaza.
A rescue man was killed by the Zionist fire before an injured demonstrator succumbed to his wounds inflicted by the Israeli occupation forces.
Israeli soldiers fired live ammunition and tear-gas bombs towards thousands of peaceful protesters who flocked onto Gaza border with the Zionist settlements in south and east of the Strip.
The Return Marches were launched on March 30th by thousands of Palestinian civilians in the besieged Gaza Strip who took to the borders to demand their right of return as refugees to their original homelands.
Emirati Pilot Involved in Israeli Raid on Gaza: Journalist
August 10, 2018
An Israeli journalist reported that an Emirati pilot had been involved in recent air raids on positions of Palestinian resistance groups inside the Gaza Strip.
Edy Cohen’s tweet has gone viral on the Internet, saying that the United Arab Emirates of being complicit in the Israeli strikes on the besieged enclave.
The UAE pilot “was part of the Israeli air force in the bombing of” Palestinian resistance fighters in Gaza “three weeks ago,” the Israeli journalist said.
He went on to challenge the Emirati deputy police chief, Dhahi Khalfan Tamim, who had apparently denied the participation of UAE pilots in Israeli aerial assaults against Gaza.
“Can Dahi Khalfan Tamim deny the presence of an Emirati pilot who was part of the Israeli air force in the bombing of terrorists in Gaza three weeks ago,” Cohen said in his tweet, referring to Palestinian resistance forces.
The Israeli journalist noted meanwhile, that the Emirati pilot was training on the Israeli F-35 warplanes, adding: “I challenge him to deny it.”
Cohen’s tweet comes over a month after Israeli media reported a visit by an Emirati military delegation to the occupied territories for talks with the regime’s air force on the “performance” of advanced US-made F-35 stealth fighter jets.
Source: Agencies
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