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[Q]: The rally is being held to mark the 25th anniversary of the creation of the Islamist militant movement, Hamas.
There were also reports of clashes between protesters with Israeli soldiers elsewhere in the West Bank.
On Thursday, a Palestinian teenager was shot dead by an Israeli border guard at a checkpoint in Hebron.
Israeli police said he had attacked a guard and threatened him with what turned out to be a metal toy pistol.
Tensions have been running high in Hebron in the past week following repeated clashes between soldiers and stone-throwing youths.
Hebron is home to about 180,000 Palestinians and some 500 Jewish settlers who live in the centre of the city, guarded by Israeli troops.
On Thursday, the Palestinian Authority allowed Hamas to organise a rally in the West Bank for the first time since 2007. Some 5,000 people took to the streets of Nablus to celebrate the group's anniversary.
Hamas and the rival Fatah faction, which dominates the PA, have made conciliatory gestures towards each other since the end of last month's Israeli offensive on Gaza, which Israel said it launched to stop rocket-fire.
"Hamas steadfastness and victory in Gaza was a big victory for all Palestinian people," Amin Makboul, a Fatah leader, said in a speech at Thursday's rally in Nablus.
A rift developed between the two groups after Hamas won legislative elections in 2006 and came to power in Gaza a year later. Repeated attempts at reconciliation have so far failed.
[A]: About 3,000 Palestinians are marching towards an Israeli checkpoint in Hebron, not far from Jewish settlements in the centre of the West Bank city.


[Q]: 31 March 2017 Last updated at 14:51 BST
There have been calls to go back to the dark blue cover of old but an online design magazine is running a competition to see if there are any other ideas out there.
Adam Fleming reports for the Daily Politics.
[A]: For some people the most obvious sign that the UK has left the EU will be the front cover of our passports, which will no longer have to bear the words "European Union".


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The New Zealand-born flanker was part of the Scots' 36-20 win over Italy in Rome, their first Six Nations victory in two years.
"Hopefully now that the pressure is off a bit, we can really express ourselves in our last two games against France and Ireland," Hardie said.
"I think we can now look to end on a couple of really good wins."
Hardie scored his side's second try as Vern Cotter's men put an end to a nine-match losing run in the Six Nations with victory in the Stadio Olimpico. He believes putting that losing streak behind them will give the squad a confidence boost.
"We were never too far away," the Edinburgh back-row explained.
"We were just one or two performances away from opening this Six Nations up.
"We tried to stay positive. We knew we were close to a big display and it is great to get that pressure off our shoulders.
"I'm really proud of how the boys did on Saturday. The defence was solid and the attack was really good too. I loved it.
"We're good enough to win these next two games and really push on.
"If we do that I will be really happy with how we are progressing as a team."
Greig Laidlaw delivered a man of the match performance in Rome, contributing 21 points with the boot.
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Hardie says it was not only Laidlaw's near-flawless goal-kicking that helped Scotland to victory, but the captain's leadership when the Italians applied the pressure to move within six points in the second-half.
"Tempers flared a bit in the last 10 minutes but that's rugby.
"It was a heated game and Italy were at home - they were always going to make it hard.
"But we came and weathered the storm and ended up running away with it.
"Greig's leadership in those final stages was so important. I came into this environment last year and already I've built up so much respect for the guy.
"He has been so good to me and I've really enjoyed playing under him. I listen to everything he says."
[A]:
John Hardie says Scotland can finish off their Six Nations campaign with victories over France and Ireland.


