BRIAN NELSON, CNN ANCHOR: The Palestinian people are calling for a strong stand against Israel by the Arab leaders meeting in Egypt even as they mourn their dead. CNN's Rula Amin has more.</s>RULA AMIN, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): At Al-Shifa Hospital, a mother let out her grief at the news of her son's death. Family members tried to shield her from the cameras. The father, Ismael Lifasi (ph), a teacher working for the U.N. relief agency, makes his way to the morgue, supported by friends. Omar Lifasi (ph), in the 10th grade, was shot dead by a high- velocity, military-type bullet, doctors say. His friends say Omar was shot during classes with Israeli soldiers near the Israeli settlement Klar D'Hroom (ph). A spokesman for the Israeli army denied the Army fired any live rounds in that area. A solemn last good-bye by those who knew him. More of them await outside. There wasn't much said, silence was what prevailed as the reality of his death sinks in. As Omar is turned into a martyr, his body wrapped in the Palestinian flag, the silence is broken with patriotic chants. The chants get louder as the procession leaves the hospital for his hometown in Derenballah (ph). This wasn't the only funeral on this day, and there are more injured at the hospital. As clashes continue with Israeli soldiers, Palestinian boys sending a very visual message to the Arab summit in Cairo. These demonstrators address Arab leaders. They say they don't want bread and flour, but rather the return of the land they believe belongs to them. They want Arab countries to show their support by cutting back on the normalization of relations with Israel -- what has happened since the peace process started. (on camera): All day Palestinians listened to strong words of support from Arab leaders meeting in Cairo. Now, they say they are waiting to see if those words will be translated into meaningful action. Rula Amin, CNN, Gaza.
Palestinian Funeral Incites Demonstrations for Palestinian Independence