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Israel agreed to a truce with Palestinian militants in Gaza at the weekend.
The health ministry also said that 265 people in Gaza have been wounded since Friday.
Health authorities in Gaza said 12 people have been killed, including a five-year-old girl. Minister Simon Coveney has said he is “deeply concerned” about the escalation.
It comes four days after Israel closed its two border crossings with Gaza and restricted the movement of Israeli civilians living near the frontier.
The artwork sprayed on a concrete wall shows a rat with a slingshot.
Israel initially said that Palestinian fire could have killed Abu Akleh, before backtracking.
The Palestinian Red Crescent reported treating 19 wounded in Nablus, including 10 people hit by live fire.
He was speaking at East Jerusalem Hospital.
In July last year, Ben & Jerry’s said it would no longer sell its ice cream in the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories.
The US said the journalist was likely killed by Israeli gunfire, but said there was no reason to believe she was shot intentionally.
The Palestinian-American journalist was killed while covering a raid by the Israel Defense Forces.
A Palestinian medical source said that the teen was wounded in Jaba, a village in the Jenin governorate of the northern West Bank.
Israeli forces opened fire on the vehicle in which the three men were travelling.
Hamas warned against marchers passing through the Al-Aqsa mosque compound, saying it would use “all possibilities” to confront them.
Ireland South MEP Grace O’Sullivan, who was one of the delegates, criticised the decision.
Israel and the Palestinians are locked in a war of narratives that already has put Israel on the defensive.
The annual demonstrations across the occupied West Bank, annexed east Jerusalem and inside Israel came with tensions high over the killing of Al Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Akleh.
Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney said the violence at Shireen Abu Akleh’s funeral “should be roundly condemned”.
Recent days have seen an outpouring of grief from across the Palestinian territories and the wider Arab world.
The Palestinian Authority has rejected holding a joint probe with Israel.
Messages will be compiled and sent to the family of Shireen Abu Akleh.
Al Jazeera said Shireen Abu Akleh, a prominent figure in the channel’s Arabic news service, was shot “deliberately” and “in cold blood” by Israeli troops.
At least 18 Israelis have been killed in five attacks since March.
An Israeli High Court decision has approved the eviction of roughly 1,000 Palestinian villagers to make way for a military training zone.
The police said they had repelled “dozens of rioters” who had been “throwing stones and other objects” at the security forces.
There are raised fears of another armed conflict similar to an 11-day war last year between Israel and Hamas.
The violence has sparked international fears of a major escalation, similar to last year when an 11-day war took place.
Temple Mount is the holiest place in Judaism and third-holiest in Islam.
The killing raises to four the number of Palestinians who have died in the past 24 hours in a wave of violence over Ramadan.
The funding will be used in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip for humanitarian and development needs.
A 16-year-old died in an exchange of fire with troops carrying out an arrest raid outside the city of Nablus.
The broadcaster lends his support to a group of NGOs seeking an end to EU trade with Israeli settlements in occupied territories.
Michael Benyair, former Attorney General of Israel, agrees with Amnesty International.
Micheál Martin said using the term apartheid would not “add anything right now”.
The army, which said Palestinian “terrorists” carried out the attack, deployed three extra battalions as well as special forces.
Cork woman Dr Susan Power, a human rights lawyer, asks Simon Coveney to advocate for six NGOs designated as terrorist organisations by Israel.
The EU is seeking clarification from Israeli authorities
The criticism by President Joe Biden’s administration was some of the strongest in years on Israel.
The author’s previous two novels were translated by Israel-based Modan.