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"At the barrier, young men threw stones and tried to launch kites carrying flames in hopes of burning crops on the other side. Most of the demonstrators, though, were peaceful, protesting the loss of their homes and villages and the embassy move.
Occasional sporadic gunfire could be heard over the noise of the crowd, and a constant stream of ambulances roared back and forth from the fence, ferrying away the wounded.
Nirma Attalah, 29, said the deaths were just galvanizing Gaza residents to keep on demonstrating despite weeks of losses.
My brother was shot in the head in this place, she said, adding that it was two weeks earlier. She had come on Monday with her whole extended family to the protest.
We are here for Jerusalem, for Palestinian land, she said.
Israel dropped leaflets urging Palestinians to stay away from the fence.
Save your lives and work on building your futures, the leaflets said."