The World - News from May 15, 1986
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Israeli troops shot and wounded two Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, military sources said. The injured were among a group of Arab students who hurled rocks at an Israeli army patrol in the town of Nablus. The sources said the troops fired warning shots before aiming at the protesters. A curfew was imposed on Nablus’ marketplace, where the incident occurred.
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