Killed Children 15 -5 2005

Karam Muhammad Muhammad abu-Naji 15

Killed 27 oct 2005

bystander during an assassination.

Saleh Sa'id Muhammad Abu Naji 15

Killed 27 oct 2005

bystander during an assassination.

Bassam Hassan Suleiman Abu Gharabah 15

Killed 9 oct 2005

Tammer Ass'ad Khader Zandik 15

Killed 8 aug 2005

youth was killed, several residents were injured in Nour Shams refugee camp after Israeli soldiers invaded it and fired rounds of live ammunition at dozens of homes

Muheeb Ahmad Nimer Asi 15

Killed 8 july 2005

while herding a cattle of sheep near the Wall when soldiers fired at him.

Khaled Muhammad 'Issa al-Masimi 15

Killed 7 july 2005

Jamal Jaber Ibrahim Asi 15

Killed 5 may 2005

Israeli military murders school children at anti-Wall protest

Jamal was killed with his cousin (14) by IDF gunfire to his heart

Ashraf Samir Ahmad Musa 15

Killed 9 apr 2005

by IDF gunfire to his neck while playing soccer near the border with Egypt.

18 apr 2005

Soldiers deliberately killed the three youth in Rafah

A probe conducted by the Israeli army revealed that the soldiers, who killed the three Palestinian youth in Rafah April 9, did not aim their weapons at the lower parts of the body as the army claimed originally.

The findings of the probe revealed that the incident was a “shoot to kill“ case against the three youth.

The probe which was conducted by the Southern Command of the Israeli army revealed that apparently the youth were attempting to damage a surveillance camera installed by the army in that area, “in preparation for a smuggling operation in the future"?, according to initial findings.

Khaled Fuad Shakr Ghannam 15

After the three youth were killed, army claimed that they crawling in a closed military zone in an attempt to reach the Egyptian side to smuggle arms.

“Soldiers from the Golani Brigade, spotted five youth moving towards the border, after an armored personnel carrier left the area, three of them broke into the security zone and ran towards the Egyptian borders, army fired warning shots, and they started to retreat, but three of them tried to infiltrate another time and where spotted by an officer and two soldiers who fired more than 12 rounds at them from a close range, killing them instantly?, the probe revealed.

“Israeli army rules of engagement along the Philadelphi route in Rafah did not change, as a result of the need to prevent arms smuggling in that area, soldiers acted in accordance to their responsibilities, but there was no reason for this incident to end in the death of the three youth, soldiers acted as if they were confronting an armed cell"?, an Israeli military source said after the Southern Command announced its findings.

The probe is expected to continue over the coming days, so far no measures were taken against the officer and soldiers involved in the fatal incident.

Ala Hani Muhammad Dar-Khalil 15

Killed 15 feb 2005

Shot by IDF in the neck

Hani Bala'a 15

Killed by a settler 15 feb 2005

Child shot by settler

Palestinian sources said a settler shot dead Hani Bala'a, 15, and wounded another Palestinian in the leg.

An Israeli source said that the settler opened fire after two young Palestinians threw stones at vehicles driving along the Qalandiya - Givat Ze'ev highway near the construction site of the separation wall west of the town of Beitunia.

5 apr 2006

Settler charged to two years for deliberately shooting a Palestinian Child sentenced to six years.

Justice Rahel Barkai of the Israeli Be'er Shiva District Court sentenced a rejected an appeal by the Israeli prosecution to sentence a settler to seven years for shooting a Palestinian resident and decided to sentence him only to two consecutive years and one year on parole.

The settler Daniel Finner, 39, a resident of the West Bank settlement of Tapuah, shot and wounded a Palestinian resident of Al Mawassi area in the Gaza Strip, in Febr 2005.

According to the charges, Finner burst onto the scene with a loaded Uzi submachine gun and began firing in the air and directly at the Palestinians.

One Palestinian man was severely wounded by the gunfire and was rushed to a hospital to be operated upon.

The attack was carried out three months before Israel implemented the Disengagement Plan.

The settler was among an extremist settlers group that attacked Palestinian families staying near the Gaza Beach.

Israeli online daily Haaretz reported that Finner was at a hotel occupied by the settlers at the Gaza beach. He was carrying out maintenance work on the hotel's electricity system.

The assailant told the court that he cannot understand why is the court making a “big deal out of shooting a Palestinian resident”.

The Israeli prosecution demanded the court to sentence the resident to seven years imprisonment and to compensate the injured resident, but the court rejected the appeal.

Justice Barkai did not rule the the Finner should be disarmed but decided to bar him from carrying his gun outside the borders of his settlement, Tapuah.

She also said in her ruling that the assailant “did not think that wounding a Palestinian was of any importance, and returned calmly to the hotel after the event. Later, he returned to his home in Tapuah, completely confident that he would not be punished for his actions", yet he received a mild sentence.

http://www.imemc.org/article/17816

Sabri Fayez Yunes al-Rujoub 15

Killed 14 feb 2005

An Israeli soldier (2L) stand smiling next to the body of Sabri Fayez al-Rujoub, a 15-year-old Palestinian boy, in the West Bank city of Hebron after Israeli troops shot and killed him.