Israel showed little to no restraint with protesters in an area Israel labeled a "a closed military zone."

"No military zone" is the same as a military exclusion zone or DMZ (demilitarized zone). So, how is it there are so many wounded when they were unarmed?

There were some with firebombs and two were armed with intentions to cause harm, but, of 30 thousand Palestinian protesters that is a very small number of radicals. The radicals were seeking to disrupt the protests and they were allowed to with so many wounded. How did this happen?

March 30, 2018

By Jack Khoury, Yaniv Kubovich and Almog Ben Zikri

Around 30,000 Palestinians rallied (click here) throughout the Gaza Strip on Friday during the "March of Return," a series of mass protests along the Israel-Gaza border. At least 15 Palestinians have been killed and dozens wounded during clashes with Israeli soldiers over several hours, after a number of protesters threw stones and firebombs toward soldiers stationed along the fence.

In a separate incident, the Israeli military exchanged fire with two armed Palestinians who approached the border fence and opened fire toward Israeli soldiers. The IDF targeted three Hamas positions with tank fire and Israel Air Force fighter jets in response....

These people are not armed.

Tear gas fired at Palestinians east of Gaza City, March 30, 2018.

...According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, 1,416 people were wounded: 758 from live fire, 148 from rubber-tipped bullets, 422 from inhaling tear gas and 88 from other causes. Palestinian officials said that one was killed and 237 wounded in Rafah; four were killed and 345 wounded in southern Gaza; five were killed and 286 wounded in northern Gaza; two were killed and 197 wounded in central Gaza; and three were killed and 351 wounded in Khan Yunis....