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The US Embassy in Israel will officially open in Jerusalem on Monday after its controversial relocation from Tel Aviv that sparked widespread concern, as the city of Jerusalem is contested by Israel and Palestine as their capital.

The death toll of Palestinians killed by Israeli fire in Gaza border clashes has risen to 28, according to the latest reports of the Palestinian ministry.

Israeli army reports of 12 clashing points along the fence, with Karni and Rafiah crossings being the largest two.

More than 10 thousand Palestinians are reportedly participating in protests in the Gaza Strip against the opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem. The rally has already reportedly resulted in injuries of 22 people.

According to Gaza health officials, the Israeli forces have shot one Palestinian protester dead amid mass demonstrations.

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