Since March, Hamas has co-ordinated continuous protests along the fence in a bid to draw international attention to a blockade imposed on the Gaza strip by Israel and Egypt.
More than 150 Palestinians have died since the marches began, including 60 in a single day.
Elsewhere, Palestinians in the West Bank claim a woman was killed after being struck by a stone thrown by Israeli settlers.
According to relatives, 48-year-old Aisha Rabi was travelling with her two daughters and husband to their home in Biddya, in the north of the territory, early on Saturday when their vehicle was pelted with rocks.
After being struck in the head, Ms Rabi was rushed to hospital where she was later pronounced dead. Israeli police confirmed that her death is under investigation.
A week ago two Israelis, Kim Levengrond-Yehezkel and Ziv Hajbi, were killed in an office in an industrial zone in the West Bank.
