26 sept 2015
The Israeli occupation soldiers afternoon Friday opened heavy machine gunfire on Palestinian civilian homes and agricultural lands east of the blockaded Gaza Strip, flagrantly violating the Cairo-brokered ceasefire accord.
A PIC news correspondent quoted Palestinian locals as reporting that Israeli army jeeps and patrols deployed near military watchtowers at the border fence unleashed random spates of machine gunfire on Palestinian civilian homes and cultivated land lots in al-Shuja’ia neighborhood, in eastern Gaza.
The blockaded Gaza Strip has frequently been subjected to Israeli machine-gunfire and limited incursions in what observers branded a barefaced violation of the Cairo-brokered truce deal struck in the wake of summer 2014 Israeli aggression on the besieged coastal enclave.
The Israeli military offensive on Gaza took away the lives of at least 2,200 Palestinians, mostly children and women, and left thousands of others critically wounded.
A PIC news correspondent quoted Palestinian locals as reporting that Israeli army jeeps and patrols deployed near military watchtowers at the border fence unleashed random spates of machine gunfire on Palestinian civilian homes and cultivated land lots in al-Shuja’ia neighborhood, in eastern Gaza.
The blockaded Gaza Strip has frequently been subjected to Israeli machine-gunfire and limited incursions in what observers branded a barefaced violation of the Cairo-brokered truce deal struck in the wake of summer 2014 Israeli aggression on the besieged coastal enclave.
The Israeli military offensive on Gaza took away the lives of at least 2,200 Palestinians, mostly children and women, and left thousands of others critically wounded.
Palestinian medical sources have reported, on Friday evening, that three Palestinians were injured by live Israeli army fire in Teqoua’ town, east of Bethlehem, while many residents suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation. The army also attacked, and wounded, two journalists near the northern West Bank city of Nablus.
Head of the Teqoua’ Local Council, Taiseer Abu Mfarreh, told the WAFA News agency that three young men were shot in their thighs, during clashes that took place with the soldiers after the several Israeli military vehicles invaded Khalil al-Wazeer area, in the center of the town.
Abu Mfarreh added that dozens of Palestinians, including children, suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The soldiers also stopped Palestinian ambulances and medics while trying to enter the town, occupied rooftops of many homes after searching them, and used them as monitoring posts.
In related news, soldiers attacked two journalists, working for the French Press Agency, wounding one of them, and broke their cameras and equipment.
The attack took place during clashed between the soldiers and dozens of local youths after the army invaded Beit Forik town, east of the northern West Bank city of Nablus.
Cameraman Abbas al-Momani said that, as he and his team reached the main entrance of Beit Forik, the soldiers assaulted them, and smashed their equipment.
He added that the soldiers also attacked, and injured, a foreign journalist; medics moved him to the Rafidia Hospital in Nablus.
Three Palestinians injured by Israeli fire in Bethlehem
Three Palestinians, from Taqoua town in eastern Bethlehem, got moderately injured after being shot by Israeli sniping guns.
Israeli radio station Saturday morning claimed that IOF soldiers shot the three men after dozens of Palestinians had thrown empty bottles and stones at the troops Friday night.
Israeli government threatened stone throwers by tightened penalties including shooting by live bullets and four-year imprisonment, which led to more clashes in Occupied Jerusalem and the West Bank.
Head of the Teqoua’ Local Council, Taiseer Abu Mfarreh, told the WAFA News agency that three young men were shot in their thighs, during clashes that took place with the soldiers after the several Israeli military vehicles invaded Khalil al-Wazeer area, in the center of the town.
Abu Mfarreh added that dozens of Palestinians, including children, suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The soldiers also stopped Palestinian ambulances and medics while trying to enter the town, occupied rooftops of many homes after searching them, and used them as monitoring posts.
In related news, soldiers attacked two journalists, working for the French Press Agency, wounding one of them, and broke their cameras and equipment.
The attack took place during clashed between the soldiers and dozens of local youths after the army invaded Beit Forik town, east of the northern West Bank city of Nablus.
Cameraman Abbas al-Momani said that, as he and his team reached the main entrance of Beit Forik, the soldiers assaulted them, and smashed their equipment.
He added that the soldiers also attacked, and injured, a foreign journalist; medics moved him to the Rafidia Hospital in Nablus.
Three Palestinians injured by Israeli fire in Bethlehem
Three Palestinians, from Taqoua town in eastern Bethlehem, got moderately injured after being shot by Israeli sniping guns.
Israeli radio station Saturday morning claimed that IOF soldiers shot the three men after dozens of Palestinians had thrown empty bottles and stones at the troops Friday night.
Israeli government threatened stone throwers by tightened penalties including shooting by live bullets and four-year imprisonment, which led to more clashes in Occupied Jerusalem and the West Bank.
Israeli soldiers assaulted, Friday, the weekly nonviolent protest against the Annexation Wall and illegal Israeli settlements, in Bil'in village west of the central West Bank city of Ramallah, wounding two residents, while dozens suffered the effects of teargas inhalation.
The Popular Committee against the Wall and Settlements in Bil’in has reported that the head of the Popular Resistance Coordination Committee Monther 'Amira, and member of the Bil'in Local Council Bassem Yassin, were both shot in the head with gas bombs fired at them by the soldiers.
The Committee added that dozens of residents suffered the effects of teargas inhalation, and received the needed treatment by local medics.
The protesters marched from the center of the village, after Friday noon prayers, before the soldiers, who surrounded the entire area, started firing gas bombs, concussion grenades and rubber-coated steel bullets.
The Israeli gas bombs and concussion grenades also caused fires in Palestinian farmlands, and orchards, burning dozens of trees, including olive trees belonging to resident Mahmoud Abdul-Hadi Samara, in addition to olive and oak trees belonging to several many villagers.
Coordinator of the Popular Committee in Bil'in, Abdullah Abu Rahma, strongly denounced the Israeli escalation against the Palestinian people in the occupied territories, leading to the death of three Palestinians in less than a week.
He also denounced the military escalation against the Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem, and the ongoing invasions into the holy site and its courtyards, by fanatic Israeli groups, while the army imposed severe restrictions on the entry of Palestinian worshipers into the mosque.
Also on Friday, many Palestinians, including a father and his child, were injured after the army invaded Kafr Qaddoum village, near the northern West Bank city of Qalqilia, and used excessive force against the protesters.
The Popular Committee against the Wall and Settlements in Bil’in has reported that the head of the Popular Resistance Coordination Committee Monther 'Amira, and member of the Bil'in Local Council Bassem Yassin, were both shot in the head with gas bombs fired at them by the soldiers.
The Committee added that dozens of residents suffered the effects of teargas inhalation, and received the needed treatment by local medics.
The protesters marched from the center of the village, after Friday noon prayers, before the soldiers, who surrounded the entire area, started firing gas bombs, concussion grenades and rubber-coated steel bullets.
The Israeli gas bombs and concussion grenades also caused fires in Palestinian farmlands, and orchards, burning dozens of trees, including olive trees belonging to resident Mahmoud Abdul-Hadi Samara, in addition to olive and oak trees belonging to several many villagers.
Coordinator of the Popular Committee in Bil'in, Abdullah Abu Rahma, strongly denounced the Israeli escalation against the Palestinian people in the occupied territories, leading to the death of three Palestinians in less than a week.
He also denounced the military escalation against the Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem, and the ongoing invasions into the holy site and its courtyards, by fanatic Israeli groups, while the army imposed severe restrictions on the entry of Palestinian worshipers into the mosque.
Also on Friday, many Palestinians, including a father and his child, were injured after the army invaded Kafr Qaddoum village, near the northern West Bank city of Qalqilia, and used excessive force against the protesters.
25 sept 2015
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The chief of police in the Nablus district and his three-year-old daughter were injured after being shot by Israeli forces with rubber-coated bullets, on Friday, during a raid in the village of Kafr Qaddoum, in the northern West Bank district of Qalqilia.
Coordinator of the Popular Committee Morad Eshteiwy said that Israeli forces directly shot at seven-year-old Maram Abdul-Latif al-Qaddoumi, injuring her with a rubber-coated steel bullet in the head while she was standing on a balcony in her home. Eshteiwy added that when her father, Colonel Abdul-Latif al-Qaddoumi, attempted to aid her and take her to the hospital in his car, Israeli forces opened fire, injuring him in the head. |
They were both taken to the Rafidia Governmental Hospital in Nablus where their injuries were reported as moderate. Both are currently in a stable condition.
Eshteiwy said that Israeli forces had raided the area and set up several ambushes inside of the town in an attempt to prevent the weekly Kafr Qaddoum march.
The invasion led to clashes between the soldiers and dozens of local youths, who hurled stones and empty bottles on them, while the army fired more live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs, in addition to using trucks to spray homes with wastewater mixed with chemicals.
On September 11th, Israeli military forces raided the house of al-Qaddoumi, and turned his home into a military outpost after evicting his wife and children.
Days earlier,Israeli forces held al-Qaddumi for more than an hour near the entrance of Hijja village, west of Nablus.
Last week Israeli forces shot and injured a 14-year-old with live fire in Kafr Qaddoum during a demonstration.
An Israeli army spokesperson said that there was a "riot" in Kafr Qaddoum, where protesters threw rocks and rolled burning tires at Israeli forces, who opened fire "using .22 caliber rounds towards the extremities of the main instigator and a hit was confirmed."
A weekly average of 39 Palestinians have been injured by Israeli forces since the start of 2015. The majority of injuries sustained by Palestinians occur during nonviolent protests.
Rights organizations have argued that methods of crowd control used by Israeli forces often result in excessive, and sometimes fatal, use of force.
Residents of Kafr Qaddoum carry out weekly demonstrations in protest of the now 13-year closure of the main street out of the village, which leads to nearby Nablus -- the area's economical hub.
Kafr Qaddoum has also lost large swathes of its land to Israeli settlements, outposts and the separation wall, all illegal under international law.
Eshteiwy said that Israeli forces had raided the area and set up several ambushes inside of the town in an attempt to prevent the weekly Kafr Qaddoum march.
The invasion led to clashes between the soldiers and dozens of local youths, who hurled stones and empty bottles on them, while the army fired more live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs, in addition to using trucks to spray homes with wastewater mixed with chemicals.
On September 11th, Israeli military forces raided the house of al-Qaddoumi, and turned his home into a military outpost after evicting his wife and children.
Days earlier,Israeli forces held al-Qaddumi for more than an hour near the entrance of Hijja village, west of Nablus.
Last week Israeli forces shot and injured a 14-year-old with live fire in Kafr Qaddoum during a demonstration.
An Israeli army spokesperson said that there was a "riot" in Kafr Qaddoum, where protesters threw rocks and rolled burning tires at Israeli forces, who opened fire "using .22 caliber rounds towards the extremities of the main instigator and a hit was confirmed."
A weekly average of 39 Palestinians have been injured by Israeli forces since the start of 2015. The majority of injuries sustained by Palestinians occur during nonviolent protests.
Rights organizations have argued that methods of crowd control used by Israeli forces often result in excessive, and sometimes fatal, use of force.
Residents of Kafr Qaddoum carry out weekly demonstrations in protest of the now 13-year closure of the main street out of the village, which leads to nearby Nablus -- the area's economical hub.
Kafr Qaddoum has also lost large swathes of its land to Israeli settlements, outposts and the separation wall, all illegal under international law.
Ahmad Izzat Khatatbeh, 25
Thousands of Palestinians marched in the funeral of Ahmad Izzat Khatatbeh, 25, who died on Thursday from wounds sustained by Israeli forces at the Beit Furik checkpoint, in the occupied West Bank, last week.
The procession set off from the Rafidia Government Hospital to Khatatbeh's family home located near the village’s entrance. His body was carried on the shoulders of fellow residents to the cemetery, as they shouted slogans calling for revenge.
Mourners waved Palestinian flags as well as the flags of Palestinian factions during the funeral. Palestinian security sources told Ma'an that clashes erupted at the Beit Furik checkpoint between Israeli forces and dozens of youth following the march.
Israeli forces fired tear-gas bombs and stun grenades at youths causing severe tear-gas inhalation. Medical sources said that a youth identified as Hammudeh Walid Hanini was injured with live bullets in the leg before being taken to the Rafidia Government Hospital for treatment.
Israeli forces also fired rubber-coated steel bullets at youths who responded with rocks and set several tires on fire.
An Israeli army spokesperson told Ma'an News Agency that she was unaware of any Palestinian injuries during the clashes, adding that an Israeli soldier had been lightly injured.
Khatatbeh had died from his wounds after being shot three times in the shoulder, chest and abdomen, medical sources said on Thursday.
An Israeli army spokesperson said at the time that a petrol bomb was thrown at an Israeli army patrol in the area, near the illegal settlement of Itamar, with soldiers responding by shooting a Palestinian suspect and arresting another.
He was the third Palestinian to die at the hands of Israeli forces in the occupied Palestinian territory this week.
Diya Abdul-Halim Talahmah, 21, was killed during clashes with Israeli forces in Hebron on Monday. On Tuesday, Israeli forces shot Hadeel al-Hashlamon, 18, several times at a Hebron checkpoint and she died from her wounds shortly after.
At least 26 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces since the start of 2015, as rights groups criticize the excessive use of force used by soldiers in the occupied Palestinian territory.
Thousands of Palestinians marched in the funeral of Ahmad Izzat Khatatbeh, 25, who died on Thursday from wounds sustained by Israeli forces at the Beit Furik checkpoint, in the occupied West Bank, last week.
The procession set off from the Rafidia Government Hospital to Khatatbeh's family home located near the village’s entrance. His body was carried on the shoulders of fellow residents to the cemetery, as they shouted slogans calling for revenge.
Mourners waved Palestinian flags as well as the flags of Palestinian factions during the funeral. Palestinian security sources told Ma'an that clashes erupted at the Beit Furik checkpoint between Israeli forces and dozens of youth following the march.
Israeli forces fired tear-gas bombs and stun grenades at youths causing severe tear-gas inhalation. Medical sources said that a youth identified as Hammudeh Walid Hanini was injured with live bullets in the leg before being taken to the Rafidia Government Hospital for treatment.
Israeli forces also fired rubber-coated steel bullets at youths who responded with rocks and set several tires on fire.
An Israeli army spokesperson told Ma'an News Agency that she was unaware of any Palestinian injuries during the clashes, adding that an Israeli soldier had been lightly injured.
Khatatbeh had died from his wounds after being shot three times in the shoulder, chest and abdomen, medical sources said on Thursday.
An Israeli army spokesperson said at the time that a petrol bomb was thrown at an Israeli army patrol in the area, near the illegal settlement of Itamar, with soldiers responding by shooting a Palestinian suspect and arresting another.
He was the third Palestinian to die at the hands of Israeli forces in the occupied Palestinian territory this week.
Diya Abdul-Halim Talahmah, 21, was killed during clashes with Israeli forces in Hebron on Monday. On Tuesday, Israeli forces shot Hadeel al-Hashlamon, 18, several times at a Hebron checkpoint and she died from her wounds shortly after.
At least 26 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces since the start of 2015, as rights groups criticize the excessive use of force used by soldiers in the occupied Palestinian territory.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested at dawn Friday three Palestinian youths after storming their homes in occupied Jerusalem.
Eyewitnesses said that two young men were arrested after Israeli forces stormed in large numbers Issawiya town.
Silwan town was also stormed since the early morning hours. A young man was arrested during the raid.
Violent clashes broke out overnight in Issawiya town, where Israeli forces heavily fired tear gas bombs towards local homes and mosques.
Eyewitnesses said that two young men were arrested after Israeli forces stormed in large numbers Issawiya town.
Silwan town was also stormed since the early morning hours. A young man was arrested during the raid.
Violent clashes broke out overnight in Issawiya town, where Israeli forces heavily fired tear gas bombs towards local homes and mosques.
24 sept 2015
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested Thursday 14 Jerusalemites including one of al-Aqsa mosque’s guards during clashes with Israeli police at the entrances to the compound.
Al-Aqsa mosque’s guard Hamza Nimer was arrested and taken to Beit Yahu police station after being arrested during confrontations with Israeli police who imposed tight restrictions on Muslims’ access into the holy shrine on first day of Eid al-Adha.
Along the same line, 13 Jerusalemites were detained over night during clashes that broke out in occupied Jerusalem’s Old City after Israeli police suppressed a peaceful march in defense of al-Aqsa.
Soldiers Kidnap Nine Palestinians In Jerusalem
Israeli soldiers invaded, on Thursday at dawn, the first day of Eid al-Adha Muslim feast, Ras al-‘Amoud neighborhood in Silwan town, in occupied Jerusalem, and kidnapped eight Palestinians, while one Palestinian was kidnapped in Sur Baher village.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that several military vehicles invaded Ras al-‘Amoud, before the soldiers stormed and violently searched a number of homes, and kidnapped eight young Palestinian men.
Silwanic said the kidnapped Palestinians have been identified as Rami Hisham Abu Ramouz, 24, Mohammad Hisham Abu Ramouz, 20, Bakr ‘Oweis, 17, Malek Shweiki, 17, Mohammad Marwan ‘Annous, 17, Ayman Marwan ‘Annous, Mohammad Nidal Abu Mayyala, and ‘Ammar Nidal Abu Mayyala.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers fired rubber-coated steel bullets, and a concussion grenade, into the yard of a home in Ras al-‘Amoud, before handing a young man a military order for interrogation.
Similar orders were handed to several other local youths in the area, Silwanic said.
In addition, soldiers invaded Sur Baher village, in Jerusalem, and searched a number of homes, before kidnapping one Palestinian identified as Abdul-Karim Khleilo, 18 years of age.
The invasion and abductions are part of daily violations carried out against the Palestinian people, their homes and property in different parts of the occupied territories.
Al-Aqsa mosque’s guard Hamza Nimer was arrested and taken to Beit Yahu police station after being arrested during confrontations with Israeli police who imposed tight restrictions on Muslims’ access into the holy shrine on first day of Eid al-Adha.
Along the same line, 13 Jerusalemites were detained over night during clashes that broke out in occupied Jerusalem’s Old City after Israeli police suppressed a peaceful march in defense of al-Aqsa.
Soldiers Kidnap Nine Palestinians In Jerusalem
Israeli soldiers invaded, on Thursday at dawn, the first day of Eid al-Adha Muslim feast, Ras al-‘Amoud neighborhood in Silwan town, in occupied Jerusalem, and kidnapped eight Palestinians, while one Palestinian was kidnapped in Sur Baher village.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that several military vehicles invaded Ras al-‘Amoud, before the soldiers stormed and violently searched a number of homes, and kidnapped eight young Palestinian men.
Silwanic said the kidnapped Palestinians have been identified as Rami Hisham Abu Ramouz, 24, Mohammad Hisham Abu Ramouz, 20, Bakr ‘Oweis, 17, Malek Shweiki, 17, Mohammad Marwan ‘Annous, 17, Ayman Marwan ‘Annous, Mohammad Nidal Abu Mayyala, and ‘Ammar Nidal Abu Mayyala.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers fired rubber-coated steel bullets, and a concussion grenade, into the yard of a home in Ras al-‘Amoud, before handing a young man a military order for interrogation.
Similar orders were handed to several other local youths in the area, Silwanic said.
In addition, soldiers invaded Sur Baher village, in Jerusalem, and searched a number of homes, before kidnapping one Palestinian identified as Abdul-Karim Khleilo, 18 years of age.
The invasion and abductions are part of daily violations carried out against the Palestinian people, their homes and property in different parts of the occupied territories.
23 sept 2015
Israeli naval ships bombed late Tuesday Gaza beach. No injuries were reported during the attack.
Local sources affirmed that a number of shells were fired at Gaza northern shores. The Israeli shells exploded on the beach; but no casualties were suffered, they added.
Israeli Navy Forces routinely attack Palestinian fishermen and their fishing boats while sailing off Gaza shores in flagrant violation of the ceasefire agreement that was reached on August 26 last year under Egyptian mediation.
Local sources affirmed that a number of shells were fired at Gaza northern shores. The Israeli shells exploded on the beach; but no casualties were suffered, they added.
Israeli Navy Forces routinely attack Palestinian fishermen and their fishing boats while sailing off Gaza shores in flagrant violation of the ceasefire agreement that was reached on August 26 last year under Egyptian mediation.
22 sept 2015
Clashes broke out on Tuesday between Palestinian youths and Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) for the second day in a row in Beit Ummar town in northern al-Khalil.
The spokesman of the Popular Committees against Settlement Mohammad Awad said, in a statement, a number of Palestinian youths choked on tear gas during clashes with Israeli troops at the entrance of the town. He pointed out that IOF soldiers deliberately fired tear gas canisters directly at school students.
He underlined that clashes have been ongoing for two days so far in protest against Israeli repeated incursions into the holy Aqsa Mosque.
Earlier at dawn Tuesday, the IOF soldiers stormed the town and took photos of some of its houses.
Awad told the PIC reporter that IOF soldiers stormed the town and took photos for dozens of commercial shops and houses. The troops retreated later to the central market place with no arrests or summonses reported, he pointed out.
The spokesman of the Popular Committees against Settlement Mohammad Awad said, in a statement, a number of Palestinian youths choked on tear gas during clashes with Israeli troops at the entrance of the town. He pointed out that IOF soldiers deliberately fired tear gas canisters directly at school students.
He underlined that clashes have been ongoing for two days so far in protest against Israeli repeated incursions into the holy Aqsa Mosque.
Earlier at dawn Tuesday, the IOF soldiers stormed the town and took photos of some of its houses.
Awad told the PIC reporter that IOF soldiers stormed the town and took photos for dozens of commercial shops and houses. The troops retreated later to the central market place with no arrests or summonses reported, he pointed out.
Israeli soldiers invaded, on Tuesday at dawn, the northern West Bank city of Nablus, and clashed with local youths, wounding three, and kidnapped another Palestinian.
Medical sources in Nablus said resident Mohammad Basalat, 19, was shot with a rubber-coated metal bullet in the head, while Mohammad Mheisin, 19, similar round in the arm, and Noureddin Shareeda, 19, who suffered severe effects of teargas inhalation.
In addition, soldiers stormed a residential building in the al-Makhfiyya neighborhood in Nablus, and kidnapped Mofeed Ghazal, after violently searching his home.
Medical sources in Nablus said resident Mohammad Basalat, 19, was shot with a rubber-coated metal bullet in the head, while Mohammad Mheisin, 19, similar round in the arm, and Noureddin Shareeda, 19, who suffered severe effects of teargas inhalation.
In addition, soldiers stormed a residential building in the al-Makhfiyya neighborhood in Nablus, and kidnapped Mofeed Ghazal, after violently searching his home.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Tuesday rolled into the northern West Bank city of Nablus and kidnapped two Palestinian youngsters from a student hall.
Eye-witnesses said heavily-armed IOF troops stormed Nablus in several military jeeps and moved into the Juneid neighborhood, to the west of the city, before they scoured dozens of residential apartments.
The IOF detained dozens of students and seized their IDs for more than two hours.
Violent clashes burst out after the Israeli occupation soldiers targeted a group of unarmed Palestinian protesters with random spates of stun grenades and tear gas canisters.
The IOF further nabbed the young schoolteacher Malek Abdah from Nablus’ western quarter of Rafidia.
The campaign culminated in the abduction of the Palestinian young man Mufeed al-Ghazal from his own family home in the area.
Eye-witnesses said heavily-armed IOF troops stormed Nablus in several military jeeps and moved into the Juneid neighborhood, to the west of the city, before they scoured dozens of residential apartments.
The IOF detained dozens of students and seized their IDs for more than two hours.
Violent clashes burst out after the Israeli occupation soldiers targeted a group of unarmed Palestinian protesters with random spates of stun grenades and tear gas canisters.
The IOF further nabbed the young schoolteacher Malek Abdah from Nablus’ western quarter of Rafidia.
The campaign culminated in the abduction of the Palestinian young man Mufeed al-Ghazal from his own family home in the area.
18-year-old Hadeel al-Hashlamon sustained critical wounds after she was cold-bloodedly shot by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at the entrance to the al-Shuhadaa Street, in the southern West Bank city of al-Khalil.
According to a PIC news reporter, the young lady lost her footing and fell to the ground after the Israeli occupation soldiers showered her with random bullet shots.
The casualty was left on the ground for a long period of time until an ambulance rushed her to a hospital in the 1984 occupied territories.
Eye-witnesses said the 18-year-old girl was on her way to school accompanied by a friend of hers when she was shot by the IOF.
The Israeli occupation troops reportedly denied ambulance crews access into the area to transfer the wounded girl.
Israeli news outlets claimed a Palestinian girl attempted to stab an occupation soldier in al-Khalil before she was shot and left wounded by the IOF.
Meanwhile, violent clashes flared up between Palestinian youngsters and the Israeli occupation troops in the area.
The IOF closed the Container checkpoint and intensified military deployment across al-Khalil streets and residential neighborhoods so as to provide a security shield for the fanatic settler hordes who are set to storm the Ibrahimi Mosque under the religious pretext.
Young Woman Seriously Injured By Army Fire In Hebron
Israeli soldiers shot and seriously wounded, on Tuesday, a young Palestinian woman, 18 years of age, while crossing an Israeli military roadblock, on the main entrance of the Shuhada Street, in the center of Hebron City, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank.
Media sources in Hebron said Hadeel Salaheddin Hashlamoun, 18, was a gunshot injury in her abdomen, and that the soldiers left her bleeding onto the ground for nearly 30 minutes, and prevented Palestinian medics from approach her.
The sources said Hadeel was trying to cross the fully enclosed roadblock with metal turnstiles, before the soldiers shot her in the abdomen.
The Israeli army claims the young woman attempted to stab a soldier.
The Israeli initially said the woman was shot in her legs, and later said she is in a critical condition; she was moved to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem.
Her father, the head of the Anesthesia Department of the Al-Ahli Hospital in Hebron, and its former General Director, Dr. Salaheddin Hashlamoun, said his daughter is a first-year student at the Hebron University.
He added that Hadeel was shot in her abdomen and legs; the army moved her to an Israeli hospital, suffering a serious injury. Update
According to a PIC news reporter, the young lady lost her footing and fell to the ground after the Israeli occupation soldiers showered her with random bullet shots.
The casualty was left on the ground for a long period of time until an ambulance rushed her to a hospital in the 1984 occupied territories.
Eye-witnesses said the 18-year-old girl was on her way to school accompanied by a friend of hers when she was shot by the IOF.
The Israeli occupation troops reportedly denied ambulance crews access into the area to transfer the wounded girl.
Israeli news outlets claimed a Palestinian girl attempted to stab an occupation soldier in al-Khalil before she was shot and left wounded by the IOF.
Meanwhile, violent clashes flared up between Palestinian youngsters and the Israeli occupation troops in the area.
The IOF closed the Container checkpoint and intensified military deployment across al-Khalil streets and residential neighborhoods so as to provide a security shield for the fanatic settler hordes who are set to storm the Ibrahimi Mosque under the religious pretext.
Young Woman Seriously Injured By Army Fire In Hebron
Israeli soldiers shot and seriously wounded, on Tuesday, a young Palestinian woman, 18 years of age, while crossing an Israeli military roadblock, on the main entrance of the Shuhada Street, in the center of Hebron City, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank.
Media sources in Hebron said Hadeel Salaheddin Hashlamoun, 18, was a gunshot injury in her abdomen, and that the soldiers left her bleeding onto the ground for nearly 30 minutes, and prevented Palestinian medics from approach her.
The sources said Hadeel was trying to cross the fully enclosed roadblock with metal turnstiles, before the soldiers shot her in the abdomen.
The Israeli army claims the young woman attempted to stab a soldier.
The Israeli initially said the woman was shot in her legs, and later said she is in a critical condition; she was moved to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem.
Her father, the head of the Anesthesia Department of the Al-Ahli Hospital in Hebron, and its former General Director, Dr. Salaheddin Hashlamoun, said his daughter is a first-year student at the Hebron University.
He added that Hadeel was shot in her abdomen and legs; the army moved her to an Israeli hospital, suffering a serious injury. Update
Israeli soldiers invaded, on Monday afternoon, the village of Madama, south of the northern West Bank city of Nablus, kidnapped two children, and wounded one woman.
Media sources in Nablus said several military vehicles invaded the village, and kidnapped two children identified as Karam Nassar and Khatib Ziyada, near the settler-only bypass road, north of the village.
The army claimed the two children hurled stones on settlers' cars and several army vehicles, driving on the said road.
In addition, medical sources said one woman was injured, after the soldiers assaulted her while trying to de-arrest the kidnapped children.
Soldiers also closed the northern and eastern bridges in the area, and denied access to all Palestinian traffic, while more military vehicles were deployed across road #60, and nearby Palestinian communities.
Media sources in Nablus said several military vehicles invaded the village, and kidnapped two children identified as Karam Nassar and Khatib Ziyada, near the settler-only bypass road, north of the village.
The army claimed the two children hurled stones on settlers' cars and several army vehicles, driving on the said road.
In addition, medical sources said one woman was injured, after the soldiers assaulted her while trying to de-arrest the kidnapped children.
Soldiers also closed the northern and eastern bridges in the area, and denied access to all Palestinian traffic, while more military vehicles were deployed across road #60, and nearby Palestinian communities.
Israeli soldiers kidnapped, close to Midnight Monday, a young Palestinian woman from a village in the southern West Bank district of Hebron. Three Palestinians injured by army fire in Beit Ummar, north of Hebron city.
Several army jeeps invaded the al-Borj village, west of Doura town, in the Hebron District, invaded and violently searched one home, causing excessive damage, and kidnapped ‘Abeer Ahmad Masharqa, 25 years of age.
The soldiers cuffed and blindfolded the woman, and took her to the Etzion military and security base.
In addition, the soldiers invaded Kharsa nearby village, and clashed with dozens of local youths causing several injuries.
On Monday afternoon, clashes took place in different Palestinian communities, in Hebron, after the soldiers invaded them.
Mohammad Awad, spokesperson of the Popular Committee against the Wall and Settlements in Beit Ummar town, north of Hebron, said three teenagers were shot in the town, and that more clashes took place in the southern area of Hebron city, the Halhoul Bridge area, and the al-Hawouz area.
Awad stated that one of the wounded teens was shot with a live round in his left leg, and was moved to the Hebron Governmental Hospital.
The army also fired dozens of rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs on schoolchildren who marched protesting the ongoing Israeli violations against the Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem.
Two Palestinians were shot with rubber-coated steel bullets, and dozens suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation, medical sources said.
Several army jeeps invaded the al-Borj village, west of Doura town, in the Hebron District, invaded and violently searched one home, causing excessive damage, and kidnapped ‘Abeer Ahmad Masharqa, 25 years of age.
The soldiers cuffed and blindfolded the woman, and took her to the Etzion military and security base.
In addition, the soldiers invaded Kharsa nearby village, and clashed with dozens of local youths causing several injuries.
On Monday afternoon, clashes took place in different Palestinian communities, in Hebron, after the soldiers invaded them.
Mohammad Awad, spokesperson of the Popular Committee against the Wall and Settlements in Beit Ummar town, north of Hebron, said three teenagers were shot in the town, and that more clashes took place in the southern area of Hebron city, the Halhoul Bridge area, and the al-Hawouz area.
Awad stated that one of the wounded teens was shot with a live round in his left leg, and was moved to the Hebron Governmental Hospital.
The army also fired dozens of rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs on schoolchildren who marched protesting the ongoing Israeli violations against the Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem.
Two Palestinians were shot with rubber-coated steel bullets, and dozens suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation, medical sources said.
