BRIAN NELSON, CNN ANCHOR: Arab leaders have been meeting in Cairo to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian violence against a backdrop of new and deadly clashes. The fighting broke out after militant groups declared today to be a day of rage. CNN Jerusalem bureau chief Mike Hanna joins us now with the latest -- Mike.</s>MIKE HANNA, CNN JERUSALEM BUREAU CHIEF: Well, Brian, the death toll continues to climb. Another three Palestinians reported killed on this day bringing the number killed in the past three weeks of violence to close to 120. All but nine either Palestinian or Arab Israeli. The worst clashes on this day in the West Bank town of Ramallah. There a funeral for Palestinian killed earlier developed into a confrontation with Israeli security forces. At least one Palestinian died of wounds received in this particular clash. This was a very serious crash with a high intensity of gunfire. There was in the West Bank town of Nablus a funeral held for four Palestinians who were killed in a firefight Friday. The funeral passed relatively peacefully. During the funeral as well, demonstrations calling on the members of the Arab League taking part in an emergency summit in Cairo to take the possible measures against Israel. And the feelings continuing to run high on the streets of the West Bank and in the Gaza Strip. In the three -- the third Palestinian killed today in the West Bank town of Hebron, although the Israeli defense force denies it used live fire or regular bullets in that particular incident. So tension continues to run high. No signs of any truce whatsoever on the streets. And Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak saying that he will review the situation after the Arab League summit ends and decide whether or not to freeze the peace process -- Brian.</s>NELSON: All right, thank you. CNN's Mike Hanna reporting.
Three More Palestinians Killed in Middle East Violence