Palestinians shot dead in West Bank

Source: Aljazera, 27-11-2006
The Popular Resistance Committees had said the killing of Abdel Rasek Nasser would be punished
A Palestinian fighter and a woman have been killed in an "Israeli" military operation near Jenin in the northern West Bank.
Abdel Razek Nasser, a local leader in the Popular Resistance Committees, died during an exchange of fire with "Israeli" soldiers in Kabatiyeh.
The woman, a neighbour, was killed as she tried to help, sources said.
Palestinian fighters fired two rockets towards the Gaza Strip following the "Israeli" operation on Monday.
The Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, an armed group linked to Fatah, claimed responsibility for the missile launches saying they were in response to the killings of the two Palestinians.
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In a statement, the group also said the attack was in response to the arrest of 15 Palestinians, including Fatah members, by "Israel" in the West Bank on Monday.
One of the rockets exploded in an open field near the southern "Israeli" town of Sderot but caused no damage or casualties, an "Israeli" military spokeswoman said.
A second rocket backfired and landed in the Gaza Strip.
Palestinian armed groups had agreed to stop rocket attacks from Gaza in exchange for an end to "Israeli" military operations in the area.
David Chater, Al Jazeera`s Jerusalem (al-Quds) correspondent said: "This is a shaky ceasfire... it has to be extended to the West Bank otherwise you will see continued responses which will undermine the chance for peace."