91.   Some of the marchers threw stones at troops, who responded with tear gas, rubber-coated steel bullets and live rounds.

92.   The army confirmed the report, and said the soldiers fired both live rounds and rubber-coated bullets.

93.   The army said troops are under orders to shoot live rounds at firebomb-throwers.

94.   The demonstrators hurled stones, and Israeli troops responded with live rounds, rubber bullets and tear gas.

95.   The crowd began hurling stones, and Israeli troops initially fired tear gas and rubber bullets, then live rounds.

96.   The Israelis can use live rounds only in life-threatening situations.

97.   The gun had five live rounds when police recovered it.

98.   The Israeli army said a preliminary investigation indicated that soldiers did not use live rounds, but that the circumstances of the two deaths would be checked further.

99.   The Israeli army acknowledged using live rounds during the protests but said no such ammunition was fired in the area where Daoud was wounded.

100.   The Israeli army says its troops are authorized to use live rounds when their own lives are in danger from gunfire, firebombs or other deadly force.