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ISRAEL: SOLDIER, TWO CIVILIANS WOUNDED BY ANTI-TANK MISSILE IN GAZA STRIP.(report on violence)(Brief Article)
IPR Strategic Business Information Database, January, 2003
(IDF Spokesperson 31 December 2002). An IDF Engineering Corps soldier was moderately wounded and two civilians were lightly wounded today (31 Dec. 2002) when an anti-tank missile that was launched toward civilian targets on the Israel-Egypt border near Rafah, struck nearby them. The three were transferred for further medical treatment to Be'er Sheba.
Shots were fired at an IDF force near Rafah on the Israel-Egypt border. The IDF force returned fire toward the source of fire. No injuries were sustained and no damage was caused. Shots were fired toward a civilian bus travelling on the tunnel road, south of Jerusalem. There were no casualties, however, the bus sustained some damage. A special IDF force arrested a Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)...
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