In response to the killings on 1 October, the High Follow-Up Committee announced the extension of the general strike in protest against the escalating violence of the police towards the demonstrators, which resulted in six deaths in a single day:

Eyad Sobhi Lawabny (26) Nazareth
Shot in the chest.

Ala Khaled Nassar (18) Arrabe
Shot in the chest, died on the same day.

Asel Hassan Asleh (17) Arrabe
Shot in the neck from behind, died on the same day.

Emad Farraj Ghanaym (25) Sakhnin
Shot in the head with a live bullet, died on the same day.

Walid Abdul-Menem Abu Saleh (21) Sakhnin
Shot in the abdomen with a live bullet, died on the same day.

Misleh Hussein Abu Jarad (19), Dir al-Balah
Shot in the chest by a police sniper, died on the same day.

The protests continued for a third consecutive day. Police violence against the demonstrators led to two further deaths:

Ramez Abbas Bushnaq (24) Kufr Manda
Shot in the head, died on the same day.

Mohammad Khamayseh (19) Kufr Kana
Shot in the knee with a live bullet.

The day coincided with the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement), which gave a pretext to some Jewish young men in Tiberias and other areas to attack groups of Arabs.  Dozens of Jewish men gathered near Natzeret Illit and Nazareth, which drove dozens of young men from Nazareth to launch a counter-demonstration. The demonstration met with a violent response from the police, which resulted in two deaths and dozens of injuries.

Omar Mohammad A'kkawi (42) Nazareth
Shot in the chest, died on the same day.

Wissam Yazbak (25) Nazareth
Shot in the head with a live bullet from behind, died on the following day.