40 PA policemen injured as Arab protesters close roads

When there are no IDF troops in the area to riot against, young Palestinian Arabs find other targets.

A spokesman for the PA security services said 40 PA police were wounded Sunday during an attempt by security forces re-open some of the streets leading to the city of Ramallah that were closed by the people protesting against the lack of services given by UNRWA in the Jalazoun camp. They are protesting the UNRWA strikers who are in turn protesting for higher salaries and for more job security, even among temporary workers.

He denied any casualties among the protesters.

Dozens of youths had blocked many streets early Sunday, saying "This is to protest the lack of services in the camps, because of the continued strike of Arab workers in the Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees, and indifference by UNRWA to this strike."

Sometimes, free services and jobs and food and doctors and education just isn't enough.

Here's video from the hospital.