13 dec 2018
Majd Mteir, 26
Israeli soldiers killed, on Thursday at dawn, a young Palestinian man in the al-Waad Street, in the Old City of occupied Jerusalem, after he reportedly stabbed and injured two Israeli police officers. video
Israeli sources said two officers of the Border Guards Unit suffered mild wounds, “when the Palestinian stabbed them, before he was shot dead.”
They added that one of the wounded officers, a 19-year-old policewoman, suffered a moderate injury, and was moved to Hadassah Ein Karem Medical Center, in Jerusalem, where her condition improved and was described as mild.
The slain Palestinian was later identified as Majd Mteir, 26, from Qalandia refugee camp, north of occupied East Jerusalem.
He was shot with several live rounds, and succumbed to his wounds shortly afterwards.
Following the incident, dozens of soldiers and officers were deployed in the Old City, and installed many roadblocks, preventing the Palestinians from leaving their homes, especially as many Muslims were heading to the Al-Aqsa Mosque, for dawn prayers.
The soldiers also stopped many Palestinian journalists and prevented them from entering the area.
Israeli soldiers killed, on Thursday at dawn, a young Palestinian man in the al-Waad Street, in the Old City of occupied Jerusalem, after he reportedly stabbed and injured two Israeli police officers. video
Israeli sources said two officers of the Border Guards Unit suffered mild wounds, “when the Palestinian stabbed them, before he was shot dead.”
They added that one of the wounded officers, a 19-year-old policewoman, suffered a moderate injury, and was moved to Hadassah Ein Karem Medical Center, in Jerusalem, where her condition improved and was described as mild.
The slain Palestinian was later identified as Majd Mteir, 26, from Qalandia refugee camp, north of occupied East Jerusalem.
He was shot with several live rounds, and succumbed to his wounds shortly afterwards.
Following the incident, dozens of soldiers and officers were deployed in the Old City, and installed many roadblocks, preventing the Palestinians from leaving their homes, especially as many Muslims were heading to the Al-Aqsa Mosque, for dawn prayers.
The soldiers also stopped many Palestinian journalists and prevented them from entering the area.
Ashraf Waleed Suleiman Na’alwa, 23
A squadron of Israeli military and police officers invaded Nablus at 1 am on Thursday, surrounded the house where a Palestinian suspected of killing two Israeli settlers, was believed to be hiding, and shot and killed the man, who was identified as Ashraf Waleed Suleiman Na’alwa, 23.
Na’alwa was ‘wanted’ by Israeli forces for the killing of two Israeli colonial settlers two months ago.
The soldiers shot and killed Ashraf with multiple rounds. video
According to Israeli sources, the location of Na’alwa was provided by several suspects after they were subjected to “harsh interrogation”, which is the euphemism that Israeli authorities use to describe torture.
The Israeli intelligence service Shin Bet told Israeli media that they worked with several other Israeli agencies to “interrogate suspects” and try to locate Na’alwa.
During the invasion, the military deployed dogs and heavily-armed soldiers who surrounded the building, entered the building firing heavily, shot and killed Na’alwa, and abducted two men who lived in the building with their mother.
Israeli sources said Na’alwa was killed by undercover soldiers of the Yamam special forces, who briefly exchanged fire with him, while he was hiding in a home in Askar refugee camp, east of Nablus.
They added that Ashraf was chased, for several hours, through many areas until reaching the home, before dozens of soldiers, intelligence officers and undercover soldiers managed to surround the building.
The soldiers also abducted, detained and interrogated many Palestinians, who said “admitted to providing aid to him,” in addition to alleging that Ashraf “intended to carry out more attack against Israeli targets.”
Israeli media sources quoted senior military and security officials stating that the first weeks after fatal shooting in the settlement, the hunt for Na’alwa was largely focused on extensive searches of homes, caves and buildings, but later the search became more focused on individuals, who were detained and “interrogated,” on suspicion of providing aid to him.
After killing the young man, the soldiers invaded many areas in Tulkarem, especially in Shweika area, near the Annexation Wall, and fired a barrage of gas bombs, rubber-coated steel bullets and live rounds, at Palestinian protesters.
The soldiers also attacked journalists, and forced them to leave the area.
It is worth mentioning the repeatedly abducted members of his family, including his father, mother, sisters and brothers, in an attempt to locate him.
Two months ago, the army also issued a demolition order targeting the Na’alwa family home.
Earlier in the day, another Israeli execution operation was carried out, this time targeting Salah Omar Barghouti, 29, who was a suspect in another crime.
In response to the assassination of Na’alwa, the Palestinian resistance party Hamas issued a statement, “The fire of resistance in the West Bank will not die until the occupation is lifted. The death of the two soldiers proves that the option of the Palestinian people is defiance.
The West Bank will continue to support the forces of resistance and the blood of Na’alwa and Barghouti has not been spilled in vain. Hamas and the other resistance factions will continue to support activity to avenge their death.”
A squadron of Israeli military and police officers invaded Nablus at 1 am on Thursday, surrounded the house where a Palestinian suspected of killing two Israeli settlers, was believed to be hiding, and shot and killed the man, who was identified as Ashraf Waleed Suleiman Na’alwa, 23.
Na’alwa was ‘wanted’ by Israeli forces for the killing of two Israeli colonial settlers two months ago.
The soldiers shot and killed Ashraf with multiple rounds. video
According to Israeli sources, the location of Na’alwa was provided by several suspects after they were subjected to “harsh interrogation”, which is the euphemism that Israeli authorities use to describe torture.
The Israeli intelligence service Shin Bet told Israeli media that they worked with several other Israeli agencies to “interrogate suspects” and try to locate Na’alwa.
During the invasion, the military deployed dogs and heavily-armed soldiers who surrounded the building, entered the building firing heavily, shot and killed Na’alwa, and abducted two men who lived in the building with their mother.
Israeli sources said Na’alwa was killed by undercover soldiers of the Yamam special forces, who briefly exchanged fire with him, while he was hiding in a home in Askar refugee camp, east of Nablus.
They added that Ashraf was chased, for several hours, through many areas until reaching the home, before dozens of soldiers, intelligence officers and undercover soldiers managed to surround the building.
The soldiers also abducted, detained and interrogated many Palestinians, who said “admitted to providing aid to him,” in addition to alleging that Ashraf “intended to carry out more attack against Israeli targets.”
Israeli media sources quoted senior military and security officials stating that the first weeks after fatal shooting in the settlement, the hunt for Na’alwa was largely focused on extensive searches of homes, caves and buildings, but later the search became more focused on individuals, who were detained and “interrogated,” on suspicion of providing aid to him.
After killing the young man, the soldiers invaded many areas in Tulkarem, especially in Shweika area, near the Annexation Wall, and fired a barrage of gas bombs, rubber-coated steel bullets and live rounds, at Palestinian protesters.
The soldiers also attacked journalists, and forced them to leave the area.
It is worth mentioning the repeatedly abducted members of his family, including his father, mother, sisters and brothers, in an attempt to locate him.
Two months ago, the army also issued a demolition order targeting the Na’alwa family home.
Earlier in the day, another Israeli execution operation was carried out, this time targeting Salah Omar Barghouti, 29, who was a suspect in another crime.
In response to the assassination of Na’alwa, the Palestinian resistance party Hamas issued a statement, “The fire of resistance in the West Bank will not die until the occupation is lifted. The death of the two soldiers proves that the option of the Palestinian people is defiance.
The West Bank will continue to support the forces of resistance and the blood of Na’alwa and Barghouti has not been spilled in vain. Hamas and the other resistance factions will continue to support activity to avenge their death.”
Saleh Omar Saleh Barghouthi, 29
Undercover Israeli soldiers assassinated, on Wednesday evening, a Palestinian Taxi driver, near Surda village, north of the central West Bank city of Ramallah; the army claimed the Palestinian was allegedly “involved” in the shooting targeting colonialist settlers, last Sunday.
The slain Palestinian has been identified as Saleh Omar Saleh Barghouthi, 29; eyewitnesses said he was driving his taxi when the undercover Israeli soldiers, driving an old commercial Mercedes, ambushed him, and opened fire at him, before abducting him while he was still alive, but severely injured and bleeding.
The army later said the Palestinian died from his wounds in a hospital in occupied Jerusalem.
Eyewitnesses said that the taxi remained in the middle of the road, after the soldiers shot Saleh, and added that a young man, identified as Wa’ad Barghouthi, tried to remove it from the road, but the undercover forces attacked and abducted him too.
Eyewitnesses said the undercover soldiers instantly opened fire at the car after ambushing it, in what appeared to be a clear assassination, not an attempt to abduct and imprison him.
The soldiers also abducted Ala’ Tarifi, who owns the Taxi company, when he tried to ask about Saleh’s condition.
Hours after killing Barghouthi, dozens of soldiers invaded Kobar village, northwest of Ramallah, and stormed his home where they forced his family in one room, and then removed the males from the property, before conducting extensive and violent searches.
The soldiers assaulted the family, and hurled concussion grenades in the property, eyewitnesses said.
The invasion into the village led to protests, and the army fired dozens of rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs.
Medical sources said the soldiers injured several Palestinian, including a child, and prevented a Palestinian ambulance from transferring the wounding child to a hospital in Ramallah.
The sources added that the army prevented many ambulances from entering Kobar.
The soldiers also invaded Ein Misbah area in the al-Biereh nearby city, and confiscated a Palestinian car, which looks similar to the one used in the shooting targeting the settlers.
Dozens of Palestinians hurled stones at the soldiers, while the army fired gas bombs and concussion grenades at them and at many homes and cars.
Among the wounded Israelis in the shooting incident is a pregnant woman, and her husband, who both remain hospitalized.
Israeli Ynet News has reported, Wednesday, that the doctors had to perform an emergency cesarean section on the injured mother, but the infant was announced dead.
In related news, the soldiers invaded Nabi Saleh village, northwest of Ramallah, and fired a barrage of gas bombs, concussion grenades and rubber-coated steel bullets at local protesters.
One Palestinian was shot with a gas bombs in his neck, and many others suffered the severe effects of teargas inhalation, especially when the the soldiers fired gas bombs and homes.
Local nonviolent activist Mohammad Tamimi said the soldiers also invaded and violently searched many homes in the village, and interrogated several Palestinians while inspecting their ID cards.
Undercover Israeli soldiers assassinated, on Wednesday evening, a Palestinian Taxi driver, near Surda village, north of the central West Bank city of Ramallah; the army claimed the Palestinian was allegedly “involved” in the shooting targeting colonialist settlers, last Sunday.
The slain Palestinian has been identified as Saleh Omar Saleh Barghouthi, 29; eyewitnesses said he was driving his taxi when the undercover Israeli soldiers, driving an old commercial Mercedes, ambushed him, and opened fire at him, before abducting him while he was still alive, but severely injured and bleeding.
The army later said the Palestinian died from his wounds in a hospital in occupied Jerusalem.
Eyewitnesses said that the taxi remained in the middle of the road, after the soldiers shot Saleh, and added that a young man, identified as Wa’ad Barghouthi, tried to remove it from the road, but the undercover forces attacked and abducted him too.
Eyewitnesses said the undercover soldiers instantly opened fire at the car after ambushing it, in what appeared to be a clear assassination, not an attempt to abduct and imprison him.
The soldiers also abducted Ala’ Tarifi, who owns the Taxi company, when he tried to ask about Saleh’s condition.
Hours after killing Barghouthi, dozens of soldiers invaded Kobar village, northwest of Ramallah, and stormed his home where they forced his family in one room, and then removed the males from the property, before conducting extensive and violent searches.
The soldiers assaulted the family, and hurled concussion grenades in the property, eyewitnesses said.
The invasion into the village led to protests, and the army fired dozens of rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs.
Medical sources said the soldiers injured several Palestinian, including a child, and prevented a Palestinian ambulance from transferring the wounding child to a hospital in Ramallah.
The sources added that the army prevented many ambulances from entering Kobar.
The soldiers also invaded Ein Misbah area in the al-Biereh nearby city, and confiscated a Palestinian car, which looks similar to the one used in the shooting targeting the settlers.
Dozens of Palestinians hurled stones at the soldiers, while the army fired gas bombs and concussion grenades at them and at many homes and cars.
Among the wounded Israelis in the shooting incident is a pregnant woman, and her husband, who both remain hospitalized.
Israeli Ynet News has reported, Wednesday, that the doctors had to perform an emergency cesarean section on the injured mother, but the infant was announced dead.
In related news, the soldiers invaded Nabi Saleh village, northwest of Ramallah, and fired a barrage of gas bombs, concussion grenades and rubber-coated steel bullets at local protesters.
One Palestinian was shot with a gas bombs in his neck, and many others suffered the severe effects of teargas inhalation, especially when the the soldiers fired gas bombs and homes.
Local nonviolent activist Mohammad Tamimi said the soldiers also invaded and violently searched many homes in the village, and interrogated several Palestinians while inspecting their ID cards.
29 nov 2018
Families of dozens of Palestinian young men killed by Israeli bullet fire continue to rally for weeks running, urging the Israeli occupation authorities to release the withheld bodies of their relatives.
“We Want our Children’s Bodies Back” was the motto that figured all the way through the peaceful vigil.
The father of slain Wael al-Ju’bari said the campaign dovetails efforts launched some three years ago to demand the release of dead bodies.
The body of Abdul Hamid Abu Surur, aged 19, along with those of dozens of Palestinian youths killed by the Israeli occupation forces have been held by the occupation authorities for months in response to alleged anti-occupation attacks carried out by the casualties.
Wael al-Ju’bari, whose body has not been released yet, was killed by Israeli soldiers outside of his family home, in the presence of his daughter on allegations of an attempted anti-occupation stabbing attack. His relatives said he was killed as he headed for a grocery to purchase foodstuff for his child.
The families urged all the concerned human rights bodies, among them the International Red Cross, to pressurize the Israeli occupation in order to hand them over their relatives’ bodies so as to bid them last farewell and lay them to rest.
The families lifted banners condemning Israel’s confiscation of dead bodies, which is an internationally-prohibited crime, and called for the Israeli war criminals to be prosecuted over their unabated terrorism and simmering violations of the international humanitarian law.
The bodies of at least 253 slain Palestinians are secretly held by the Israeli occupation authorities in the so-called Cemetery of Numbers. The condition and whereabouts of 68 other bodies remain shrouded in mystery. The bodies of 33 Palestinians have, meanwhile, been crammed in Israeli refrigerators.
“We Want our Children’s Bodies Back” was the motto that figured all the way through the peaceful vigil.
The father of slain Wael al-Ju’bari said the campaign dovetails efforts launched some three years ago to demand the release of dead bodies.
The body of Abdul Hamid Abu Surur, aged 19, along with those of dozens of Palestinian youths killed by the Israeli occupation forces have been held by the occupation authorities for months in response to alleged anti-occupation attacks carried out by the casualties.
Wael al-Ju’bari, whose body has not been released yet, was killed by Israeli soldiers outside of his family home, in the presence of his daughter on allegations of an attempted anti-occupation stabbing attack. His relatives said he was killed as he headed for a grocery to purchase foodstuff for his child.
The families urged all the concerned human rights bodies, among them the International Red Cross, to pressurize the Israeli occupation in order to hand them over their relatives’ bodies so as to bid them last farewell and lay them to rest.
The families lifted banners condemning Israel’s confiscation of dead bodies, which is an internationally-prohibited crime, and called for the Israeli war criminals to be prosecuted over their unabated terrorism and simmering violations of the international humanitarian law.
The bodies of at least 253 slain Palestinians are secretly held by the Israeli occupation authorities in the so-called Cemetery of Numbers. The condition and whereabouts of 68 other bodies remain shrouded in mystery. The bodies of 33 Palestinians have, meanwhile, been crammed in Israeli refrigerators.
26 nov 2018
Ramzi Abu Yabes
A Palestinian citizen was shot dead on Monday by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) in al-Khalil, Palestinian medical sources said.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced in a brief statement that Ramzi Abu Yabes was shot and killed by the IOF in Beit Ummar town, north of al-Khalil city.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said that the IOF further kidnapped Abu Yabes's body from the ambulance that was taking him to the hospital, and transferred him to an undeclared destination by an Israeli military vehicle.
Local sources said that Abu Yabes, a resident of Dheisheh refugee camp who worked as a nurse at a Palestinian hospital in Bethlehem, is in his 30s.
The Hebrew website "0404" claimed that Abu Yabes was shot after he carried out a car-ramming attack in al-Khalil in which three Israeli soldiers were slightly injured.
A Palestinian citizen was shot dead on Monday by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) in al-Khalil, Palestinian medical sources said.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced in a brief statement that Ramzi Abu Yabes was shot and killed by the IOF in Beit Ummar town, north of al-Khalil city.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said that the IOF further kidnapped Abu Yabes's body from the ambulance that was taking him to the hospital, and transferred him to an undeclared destination by an Israeli military vehicle.
Local sources said that Abu Yabes, a resident of Dheisheh refugee camp who worked as a nurse at a Palestinian hospital in Bethlehem, is in his 30s.
The Hebrew website "0404" claimed that Abu Yabes was shot after he carried out a car-ramming attack in al-Khalil in which three Israeli soldiers were slightly injured.
10 nov 2018
Mohamed Alyan
The Israeli army transferred, on Friday evening, the corpse of a young Palestinian man who was killed by the soldiers in September of this year, back to his family for burial.
Media sources in occupied Jerusalem said the corpse of Mohammad Oleyyan, 26, was finally handed to his family, after Israel held it for 53 days since his death.
The Palestinians received the corpse near the gate of Ofer Israeli military base, west of the central West Bank city of Ramallah.
It is worth mentioning that the soldiers killed Oleyyan in the al-Misrara area, near Damascus Gate, in occupied East Jerusalem, after he reportedly to stab soldiers.
The Palestinian was from Qalandia refugee camp, north of Jerusalem.
The Israeli army transferred, on Friday evening, the corpse of a young Palestinian man who was killed by the soldiers in September of this year, back to his family for burial.
Media sources in occupied Jerusalem said the corpse of Mohammad Oleyyan, 26, was finally handed to his family, after Israel held it for 53 days since his death.
The Palestinians received the corpse near the gate of Ofer Israeli military base, west of the central West Bank city of Ramallah.
It is worth mentioning that the soldiers killed Oleyyan in the al-Misrara area, near Damascus Gate, in occupied East Jerusalem, after he reportedly to stab soldiers.
The Palestinian was from Qalandia refugee camp, north of Jerusalem.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) have killed 233 Palestinians since the March of Return rallies started last March in the besieged Gaza Strip.
According to the health ministry in Gaza, 11 bodies of those slain citizens are still being held by the Israeli occupation authority.
A spokesman for the health ministry said that a Palestinian young man died of a serious injury he sustained on Friday afternoon during his participation in a March of Return rally, east of Rafah.
The spokesman added that 28-year-old Wa’el Qahman suffered from a bullet injury when an Israeli sniper shot him in a border area east of Rafah, and died later in the evening in the European Gaza Hospital.
Another 37 protesters, including six children and nine women, were also injured by Israeli gunfire yesterday during Friday’s rallies east of Gaza.
According to the health ministry in Gaza, 11 bodies of those slain citizens are still being held by the Israeli occupation authority.
A spokesman for the health ministry said that a Palestinian young man died of a serious injury he sustained on Friday afternoon during his participation in a March of Return rally, east of Rafah.
The spokesman added that 28-year-old Wa’el Qahman suffered from a bullet injury when an Israeli sniper shot him in a border area east of Rafah, and died later in the evening in the European Gaza Hospital.
Another 37 protesters, including six children and nine women, were also injured by Israeli gunfire yesterday during Friday’s rallies east of Gaza.
8 nov 2018
Mohamed Alyan
The Israeli occupation authorities are expected to return the body of the Palestinian young man Mohamed Alyan on Friday after they have withheld it for over 50 days.
Alyan’s body is expected to be handed over to the concerned parties at the Beitunia checkpoint at 04:30 p.m.
A native of Jerusalem’s Qalandiya refugee camp, Alyan was killed by Israeli bullet fire a couple of months ago in al-Mesrara neighborhood, near Bab al-Amoud, in occupied Jerusalem, on allegations that he attempted to carry out an anti-occupation stabbing attack.
The Israeli occupation authorities are expected to return the body of the Palestinian young man Mohamed Alyan on Friday after they have withheld it for over 50 days.
Alyan’s body is expected to be handed over to the concerned parties at the Beitunia checkpoint at 04:30 p.m.
A native of Jerusalem’s Qalandiya refugee camp, Alyan was killed by Israeli bullet fire a couple of months ago in al-Mesrara neighborhood, near Bab al-Amoud, in occupied Jerusalem, on allegations that he attempted to carry out an anti-occupation stabbing attack.
6 nov 2018
Emad Shahin 17
Al-Mizan Center for Human Rights said that the Israeli occupation authority (IOA) had transferred last Sunday the body of the slain child, Emad Shahin, from Soroka Hospital to Abu Kabir Forensic Institute.
The family of 17-year-old Shahin filed a request through al-Mizan Center asking the IOA to hand it over the body of its son, who was shot dead a few days ago on the eastern border of Gaza.
Lawyer Mervat Nahhal said that the Center submitted a request to the Israeli legal advisor and the military prosecution to give the child’s body to his family, adding that the center has yet to receive a reply from the Israeli side.
Emad Shahin was seriously injured by Israeli gunfire last Saturday during his presence in a border area east of al-Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza, where an Israeli military helicopter evacuated him to Soroka hospital in Beersheba, but later on Sunday he succumbed to his injury.
Al-Mizan Center for Human Rights said that the Israeli occupation authority (IOA) had transferred last Sunday the body of the slain child, Emad Shahin, from Soroka Hospital to Abu Kabir Forensic Institute.
The family of 17-year-old Shahin filed a request through al-Mizan Center asking the IOA to hand it over the body of its son, who was shot dead a few days ago on the eastern border of Gaza.
Lawyer Mervat Nahhal said that the Center submitted a request to the Israeli legal advisor and the military prosecution to give the child’s body to his family, adding that the center has yet to receive a reply from the Israeli side.
Emad Shahin was seriously injured by Israeli gunfire last Saturday during his presence in a border area east of al-Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza, where an Israeli military helicopter evacuated him to Soroka hospital in Beersheba, but later on Sunday he succumbed to his injury.
22 oct 2018
Moammar Arif Refa’ey al-Atrash, 42
A Palestinian young man was shot and killed on Monday morning by the Israeli occupation forces after he allegedly carried out a stabbing attack in al-Khalil, south of the West Bank.
Palestinian Health Ministry announced that Muammar al-Atrash, 42, a father of seven, was fatally shot by the Israeli forces near the Ibrahimi Mosque.
The Israeli army claimed in a statement that an Israeli soldier was transferred to Shaare Zedek hospital for treatment after he was slightly injured in the attack.
According to eyewitnesses, the Israeli forces left al-Atrash bleeding on the ground for a long time without allowing anyone to approach him.
A relative of the slain Palestinian told the PIC reporter that the Israeli forces detained al-Atrash's body and refused to hand it over to his family.
Israeli soldiers were later deployed in large numbers in Tal Rumeida neighborhood and al-Shuhadaa street.
A Palestinian young man was shot and killed on Monday morning by the Israeli occupation forces after he allegedly carried out a stabbing attack in al-Khalil, south of the West Bank.
Palestinian Health Ministry announced that Muammar al-Atrash, 42, a father of seven, was fatally shot by the Israeli forces near the Ibrahimi Mosque.
The Israeli army claimed in a statement that an Israeli soldier was transferred to Shaare Zedek hospital for treatment after he was slightly injured in the attack.
According to eyewitnesses, the Israeli forces left al-Atrash bleeding on the ground for a long time without allowing anyone to approach him.
A relative of the slain Palestinian told the PIC reporter that the Israeli forces detained al-Atrash's body and refused to hand it over to his family.
Israeli soldiers were later deployed in large numbers in Tal Rumeida neighborhood and al-Shuhadaa street.
2 oct 2018
Israeli soldiers shot, on Monday evening, a young man with a live round in his back, and injured several Palestinians who suffered burns and the effects of teargas inhalation, during a protest near Qalandia refugee camp, north of occupied East Jerusalem.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said one Palestinian was shot with a live round in his back, and was rushed to a local hospital, suffering a moderate injury.
It added that three other Palestinians suffered cuts and burns due to the Israeli gas bombs and concussion grenades, and many others suffered the effects of teargas inhalation.
It is worth mentioning that hundreds of Palestinians marched from the entrance of Qalandia refugee camp, heading towards Qalandia Terminal, while chanting against the so-called Israeli Nationality Law, and the Israeli decision to remove and displace the families of al-Khan al-Ahmar Palestinian Bedouin community, near Jerusalem.
They also demanded Israel to release the corpse of Mohammad Yousef Oleyyan who was killed by the army in occupied Jerusalem on September 18th.
The protesters chanted against the ongoing illegal Israeli occupation and colonialist activities, and demanded the International Community to act and help in implementing International Law, and stopping the constant and escalating Israeli violations against the Palestinian people and their legitimate rights.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said one Palestinian was shot with a live round in his back, and was rushed to a local hospital, suffering a moderate injury.
It added that three other Palestinians suffered cuts and burns due to the Israeli gas bombs and concussion grenades, and many others suffered the effects of teargas inhalation.
It is worth mentioning that hundreds of Palestinians marched from the entrance of Qalandia refugee camp, heading towards Qalandia Terminal, while chanting against the so-called Israeli Nationality Law, and the Israeli decision to remove and displace the families of al-Khan al-Ahmar Palestinian Bedouin community, near Jerusalem.
They also demanded Israel to release the corpse of Mohammad Yousef Oleyyan who was killed by the army in occupied Jerusalem on September 18th.
The protesters chanted against the ongoing illegal Israeli occupation and colonialist activities, and demanded the International Community to act and help in implementing International Law, and stopping the constant and escalating Israeli violations against the Palestinian people and their legitimate rights.
