A Palestinian civilian from the blockaded Gaza Strip on Wednesday succumbed to wounds inflicted by the Israeli occupation army during the 1987 anti-occupation uprising.

45-year-old Hassan Nasser Khdeir from Khan Younis city in southern Gaza Strip died of wounds sustained in assaults by the Israeli occupation soldiers in the popular Intifada of 1987.

Khdeir’s family said over the past years the casualty had been enduring excruciating pains until he breathed his last on Wednesday.

Khdeir’s funeral procession was held on the same day in Khan Younis where his family and friends bid him last farewell.

The Makasid Hospital in Occupied Jerusalem announced on Thursday morning the death of Mahmoud Jamal Jawda of wounds inflicted by Israeli bullet fire in 2007.

The casualty succumbed to his wounds which he sustained in an assault by the Israeli occupation army on Ramallah in 2007.

Mahmoud had undergone several surgeries and had parts of his body amputated in the process.

Mahmoud a native of the Gaza Strip was shot in the head during an Israeli assault on Ramallah which at the time led to the death of three youngsters and the abduction of four others. 19 were also left injured.

Red Crescent crews transferred the casualty’s body to his family home in Ramallah pending the funeral procession.