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00:00:00:00 [Palestinian Youths confront Israeli soldiers]--good VS Israeli soldiers on patrol on foot in trucks; Palestinian youths throw stones in litter filled roads; incl good shot of patrol t ...

14:30:58 NATURAL SOUND FTG. VS ISRAELI SOLDIERS / PALESTINIANS THROWING STONES / SOLDIERS SHOOTING AT BOYS THROWING STONES / PALESTINIAN WOMEN CROSSING STREET. 14:33:16 BLANK. 14:33:18 VS PALESTINIANS THROWING STONES / ISRAELI SOLDIER SHOOTING / PALESTINIAN FUNERAL PROCESSION. 14:36:46 BLANK.

Clashes in the Middle East. Small children pick up a stones to throw at Israeli military tank in Nablus Palestine. Israeli tanks roll through town. PLEASE NOTE AUDIO & VIDEO OF NEWS ANCHORS & REPORTERS IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING.

14:30:58 NATURAL SOUND FTG. VS ISRAELI SOLDIERS / PALESTINIANS THROWING STONES / SOLDIERS SHOOTING AT BOYS THROWING STONES / PALESTINIAN WOMEN CROSSING STREET. 14:33:16 BLANK. 14:33:18 VS PALESTINIANS THROWING STONES / ISRAELI SOLDIER SHOOTING / PALESTINIAN FUNERAL PROCESSION. 14:36:46 BLANK.

00:00:00:00 - CNN PICS OF STONING AT TEMPLE MOUNT SHOT 10/06 IN JERUSALEM 07:04:05 07:12:13 WS OF TEMPLE MOUNT IN JERUSALEM, PEOPLE THROWING STONES, NOT A VERY GOOD SHOT 07:12:16 07:20:12 HANNA LIVESH ...

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00:00:00:00 - EDIT/NOTES: CNN PICS OF STONING AT TEMPLE MOUNT ... SHOT 10/06 IN JERUSALEM 08:14:28 08:22:26 8:14:52 WS people throwing rocks at wall and steps, screaming and running through streets/ 8 ...

14:30:58 NATURAL SOUND FTG. VS ISRAELI SOLDIERS / PALESTINIANS THROWING STONES / SOLDIERS SHOOTING AT BOYS THROWING STONES / PALESTINIAN WOMEN CROSSING STREET. 14:33:16 BLANK. 14:33:18 VS PALESTINIANS THROWING STONES / ISRAELI SOLDIER SHOOTING / PALESTINIAN FUNERAL PROCESSION. 14:36:46 BLANK.

***Warning. This item contains material that some viewers may find disturbing due to the graphic nature. Each station must exercise its own judgment in determining whether it is appropriate for broadcast to its audience.***\n\n --SUPERS--\nFriday\nJalazon Refugee Camp, West Bank\n\nDecember 14, 2018\n\n --VIDEO SHOWS--\n-Group of youth standing\n-Other group of youth by stone wall\n-Youth picks up stone and throws it in sling shot (shots heard)\n-Pan over to other group of youth ducking and mvoing away\n-Medics carrying youth who was shot up the hill\n-Showing the wound in the lower leg and carrying him off to a vehicle\n\n --VO SCRIPT--\nC-N-N VIDEO SHOWS AN INCIDENT IN WHICH A 13-YEAR OLD PALESTINIAN BOY, SEEN USING A SLINGSHOT TO THROW ROCKS \nAT A GROUP OF YOUNG ISRAELI MEN, WAS SHOT IN THE LOWER LEG ON FRIDAY. \nTHE INCIDENT HAPPENED NORTH OF RAMALLAH. \nTHE TEEN, MOHAMMED ABU HAMZEH, WAS WITH ABOUT A DOZEN OTHER YOUNG PALESTINIANS FROM THE JALAZUN REFUGEE CAMP. \nTHE GROUP WAS STANDING ABOUT 150 METERS AWAY FROM A SIMILARLY-SIZED GROUP OF YOUNG ISRAELI MEN NEAR THE ISRAELI SETTLEMENT OF BEIT EL. \nVIDEO SHOWS THE TWO GROUPS EXCHANGING JEERS AND LOBBING ROCKS AT EACH OTHER. \nMOHAMMED ABU HAMZEH WAS SEEN HURLING A STONE FROM A SLINGSHOT WHEN THE SOUNDS OF A GUN FIRING TWICE IS HEARD. \nA C-N-N TEAM WITNESSED AND RECORDED THE EVENT FRIDAY. \n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nWEST BANK PALESTINIAN ROCK WOUND GUNFIRE\n\n

12:25:58 NATURAL SOUND FTG. VS PALESTINIANS THROWING STONES TO END.

10:56:44 NATURAL SOUND FTG. VS PALESTINIAN RUNNING THROWING STONES AT THE ISRAELI SOLDIERS / PALESTINIAN RUNNING AND CARRYING PALESTINIAN FLAG / ISRAELI SOLDIERS FIRING RUBBER BULLETS / IN RAMALLAH -- PALESTINIAN MARCH IN STREET / MAN INJURED / CU INJURED LEG / SHOUTING SLOGANS AGAINST ISRAEL / THROWING STONE / SOLDIERS FIRING RUBBER BULLETS 11:00:49 BREAK

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Ian Lee
Bethlehem, West Bank

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MULTIPLE REPORTS NOW SAY TWO PALESTINIANS HAVE BEEN KILLED IN CLASHES WITH ISRAELI FORCES -- ON A THIRD "DAY OF RAGE" AGAINST DONALD TRUMP"S DECISION TO RECOGNIZE JERUSALEM AS THE CAPITAL OF ISRAEL.
THE ISRAELI MILITARY SAYS IT BOMBED MILITANT TARGETS IN GAZA FRIDAY -- IN RETALIATION FOR ROCKET ATTACKS AIMED AT ISRAELI TOWNS.<tab />
CNN"S IAN LEE HAS THIS REPORT FROM THE WEST BANK. 

 --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--
After Friday prayers we saw protesters going out in the streets not only here in Bethlehem but also in Jerusalem. We saw them in Ramallah going out again another day of rage protesting, clashing with the Israeli military. We saw them throwing stones, marbles and as well as the Israeli military responding with tear gas and rubber bullets. And these clashes went on for hours and as night fell they dispersed. I just want to show you another spot, another way how Palestinians are reacting to President Trump"s announcement. Here we are in Manger Square in Bethlehem. Right here is the Church of the Nativity where Christians believe Jesus was born. And this square usually would be full of lights and festivities. This is the Christmas season. But as you can see it"s quite dark. The tree behind me, the Christmas tree, lights are off all the festive lights have been turned off out of mourning and this is their response to the president"s announcement. It"s not just the Muslims but also Christians, both of them, all Palestinian people are are angry about this. And so you have people coming out and showing their grief in different ways. But when you speak with the people, we ask them how how long will these days of rage continue. And right now they say that really they don"t know if the protests will continue -- it really is up in the air. But the one thing they"re looking for is leadership from Palestinian officials. They"re waiting to see what they have to say about what their path forward is going to be.
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JERUSALEM DAY OF RAGE ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT PRESIDENT TRUMP ANNOUNCEMENT US EMBASSY CLASHES 



--SUPERS--\nFriday \nJerusalem \n\nDecember 14, 2018 \n\nIan Lee \nCNN Correspondent \n\n --LEAD IN--\nFORTY PEOPLE WERE ARRESTED IN OVERNIGHT RAIDS IN RAMALLAH AFTER A SHOOTING ATTACK AT A BUS STOP THAT KILLED TWO ISRAELI SOLDIERS AND INJURED OTHERS. \nCNN'S IAN LEE REPORTS FROM JERUSALEM. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nIan Lee, CNN Correspondent: "With tensions in the West Bank high, Palestinian factions called for followers to confront Israeli forces. And this manifested itself in protests across several parts of the West Bank and Gaza on Friday. At most locations we visited in the West Bank, we saw dozens of Palestinians throwing rocks and burning tires. Soldiers responded with tear gas. Smaller numbers perhaps than factions had hoped for and fewer certainly than we've seen on previous occasions. Even so at look at one location north of Ramallah we witnessed Israelis standing near a settlement exchanging insults with Palestinians from a nearby refugee camp. Both sides hurled an occasional stone at the other. Then we saw a 13 year old Palestinian boy -- Mohammed Abu Hamza -- sling a rock toward the Israelis that fell far short. We heard a crack of a bullet. Then another. Moments later paramedics rushed to Abu Hamza who had a bullet wound to the lower leg. \nIt's unknown who shot him. Settlers and Israeli soldiers were standing nearby. The IDF told CNN that Israeli soldiers had used riot dispersal means to disperse rioters throwing rocks and that that included live fire. \nThis capped off a week of violence. The Israeli military increased checkpoints and their presence in the West Bank as part of a massive manhunt that is underway. Forty people were arrested as the search for those who killed two Israeli soldiers on Thursday continues. Two more people were injured in a shooting attack at a bus stop. The person or persons responsible are still on the run. Now four days earlier, seven Israelis were wounded in another drive-by shooting including a pregnant woman whose baby was delivered prematurely but that baby died days later. The IDF said they've killed the perpetrator of that attack which was claimed by the militant group Hamas. Ian Lee CNN Jerusalem."\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nRAMALLAH WEST BANK BUS STOP ATTACK ISRAEL\n\n

10:56:44 NATURAL SOUND FTG. VS PALESTINIAN RUNNING THROWING STONES AT THE ISRAELI SOLDIERS / PALESTINIAN RUNNING AND CARRYING PALESTINIAN FLAG / ISRAELI SOLDIERS FIRING RUBBER BULLETS / IN RAMALLAH -- PALESTINIAN MARCH IN STREET / MAN INJURED / CU INJURED LEG / SHOUTING SLOGANS AGAINST ISRAEL / THROWING STONE / SOLDIERS FIRING RUBBER BULLETS 11:00:49 BREAK

10:56:44 NATURAL SOUND FTG. VS PALESTINIAN RUNNING THROWING STONES AT THE ISRAELI SOLDIERS / PALESTINIAN RUNNING AND CARRYING PALESTINIAN FLAG / ISRAELI SOLDIERS FIRING RUBBER BULLETS / IN RAMALLAH -- PALESTINIAN MARCH IN STREET / MAN INJURED / CU INJURED LEG / SHOUTING SLOGANS AGAINST ISRAEL / THROWING STONE / SOLDIERS FIRING RUBBER BULLETS 11:00:49 BREAK

--SUPERS--\nFriday\nGaza\n\nIan Lee\nCNN International Correspondent\n\nMarch 30, 2018\n\n --LEAD IN--\nVIOLENCE IS ERUPTING IN GAZA.\nWITH PALESTINIAN OFFICIALS REPORTING SEVERAL PEOPLE DEAD, AND HUNDREDS INJURED IN CLASHES.\nTHIS AS PALESTINIANS LAUNCH THEIR ANNUAL PROTEST DEMANDING THE RIGHT TO RETURN TO LAND NOW INSIDE ISRAEL.\nORGANIZERS SAY THE PROTEST WILL GO ON.. FOR THE NEXT SIX WEEKS.\nCNN'S IAN LEE FILED THIS REPORT FROM GAZA .\n\n --REPORTER LOOKLIVE--\nIan Lee, Gaza: "Well the tensions have subsided for now but let me just give you an idea of what we saw over the course of a day. Down there, you see the flashing lights. Those are where the ambulances have been positioned all day about 100, 200 meters past that is the border between Gaza and Israel and just on the other side Israeli soldiers are positioned. Earlier in the day, we saw thousands of people gathered here going towards that border fence. First the Israeli military responded with tear gas and then we saw live rounds and the casualties mounted as you said. Now there has been a number of people killed over a thousand people injured in the confrontation between the two sides. You know we've seen the Palestinians throwing rocks with slingshots across at the Israeli soldiers and then the Israeli soldiers respond. But Israel has said that they are not going to allow any violations of what they say is their sovereignty, anyone getting to that border or trying to cross the border. But that is has been the goal of some people we've talked to they say the goal is to try to get there, try to cross it they say they want to return to the lands that they say they lost in the 1948 war. So this tension though is expected to last for the next six weeks all the way up to May 15th when the Palestinians commemorated the 1948 war."\n\n ----CNN INFORMATION-----\n GAZA (CNN) -- At least 12 Palestinians were killed and more than a thousand injured in Gaza on Friday during demonstrations against Israeli land confiscations, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.\n Around 1,100 people were wounded, according to the Health Ministry, as protesters marched toward a fence that separates Gaza from Israel on the first day of demonstrations scheduled to take place over six weeks. The dead included one 16-year-old, the ministry said.\n In northern Gaza, CNN witnessed at least two dozen people being taken away by ambulances in the span of half an hour. Injuries varied from rubber bullets, tear gas and live rounds fired by the Israeli military. The majority were young men -- one woman was among the injured.\n\n A Palestinian Red Crescent spokesman in Gaza told CNN that 355 injuries were from live bullets and included serious wounds to the head, abdomen and back. The Red Crescent had set up a field hospital in eastern Gaza and was setting up a second hospital in nearby east Jabalia. \n Tens of thousands of Palestinian protesters marched in Gaza along the fence, with smaller groups taking to the streets in the West Bank and Israel Friday in what is being called the March of Return.\n The protest coincides with Palestinian Land Day, which commemorates the confiscation of Palestinian-owned land in Israel in 1976. Six Palestinian citizens of Israel were killed protesting the seizures at the time.\n Prior to Friday's protest, organizers said the march would be nonviolent, but warned of possible military fire from Israeli forces.\n The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said in a statement that thousands of Palestinians were "rioting throughout the Gaza Strip, rolling burning tires and hurling stones at the security fence and at IDF troops, who are responding with riot dispersal means and firing towards main instigators."\n\n The IDF is "prepared to respond to the violent riots planned throughout the Gaza Strip if needed," the statement added.\n An Israeli official told CNN that two of those killed on Friday were members of Hamas, the political and militant group that controls Gaza. Israeli Air Force fighter jets also targeted three Hamas sites after an alleged shooting attack in northern Gaza was thwarted, according to an IDF statement\n In a tweet earlier Friday, Israel Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman warned Gaza residents that Hamas is "risking your lives." He added that anyone who approached the border was "endangering his life."\n A Palestinian farmer in Gaza named Omar Wahid Samur was killed and another injured by the Israeli military early Friday morning ahead of the protests, the Palestinian Health Ministry in Gaza reported.\n\n Commenting on the incident, the IDF said that an Israeli tank had fired on two suspects who had approached the security fence on the southern Gaza Strip and were "operating suspiciously." The IDF said it was aware of reports of casualties.\n\n Tent cities\n\n Tent cities have been set up to host the marches, which are expected to continue through May 15 when Palestinians mark the anniversary of the "Nakba" ("Catastrophe"), the day after Israel declared independence in 1948. Roughly 700,000 Palestinians were displaced from their homes during the Arab-Israeli war.\n Today, approximately 1.3 million Palestinians living in Gaza are registered refugees, according to the United Nations.\n The US will move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem around May 14, the 70th anniversary of Israel's declaration of independence. US President Donald Trump's controversial decision to relocate the embassy and recognize the contested city as Israel's capital was slammed by most of the international community and has galvanized Palestinian protests against Israel.\n\n The Trump administration said the decision was a "recognition of simple reality" and claimed it was not meant to prejudge final-status negotiations about the city's final borders, although Trump later said he had taken Jerusalem "off the table" when it came to any future peace negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians.\n Fatah chief and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the embassy move disqualified the US as a peace-broker in the long-running Israeli-Palestinian conflict and has boycotted American officials while seeking to improve ties with Hamas officials in Gaza.\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nGAZA UNREST PALESTINIANS\n\n