30 oct 2019
Israeli soldiers shot and seriously injured, on Wednesday morning, a Palestinian woman near the Ibrahimi Mosque, in the center of the southern West Bank city of Hebron, after she allegedly “attempted to stab them.”
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers shot the Palestinian woman and left her bleeding on the ground without allowing Palestinian medics to approach her.
They added that the soldiers closed the Ibrahimi Mosque to the Palestinians and installed many roadblocks in all surrounding areas, before completely sealing them.
According to the Israeli army in occupied Hebron, the Palestinian woman allegedly “pulled out and knife and attempted to stab an officer, before she was neutralized.” video
It claimed that, according to its preliminary investigation, the woman crossed several military roadblocks before she “attempted to stab the soldiers,” and added that the attack “appears to be preplanned.”
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers shot the Palestinian woman and left her bleeding on the ground without allowing Palestinian medics to approach her.
They added that the soldiers closed the Ibrahimi Mosque to the Palestinians and installed many roadblocks in all surrounding areas, before completely sealing them.
According to the Israeli army in occupied Hebron, the Palestinian woman allegedly “pulled out and knife and attempted to stab an officer, before she was neutralized.” video
It claimed that, according to its preliminary investigation, the woman crossed several military roadblocks before she “attempted to stab the soldiers,” and added that the attack “appears to be preplanned.”
28 oct 2019
A Palestinian youth was injured on Monday evening after being shot by Israeli occupation forces in the Old City of Jerusalem for allegedly attempting a stabbing attack.
Eyewitnesses said that Israeli forces opened fire at a Palestinian youth in the Old City, injuring him in the arm, before they detained him. video video
Israeli media sources claimed that the detainee attempted a stabbing attack near al-Sahera Gate, one of the main entrances to al-Aqsa Mosque, but no injuries were reported.
The Israeli forces later closed al-Sahera Gate, assaulted the Palestinian citizens who were present in the area, and sprayed them with pepper gas.
VIDEO : Israeli Police Pepper Spray Palestinians, Shoot One, Detain Three
Israeli police, Monday, closed the gates to the Old City of Jerusalem following an alleged stabbing attempt, detaining three people, including an elderly man, witnesses told Palestinian News and Info Agency (WAFA).
Eyewitnesses reported police shooting into the air, some reported heavy shooting, in addition to pepper spraying people. The police were said to have chased a youth alleged to have attempted to stab police in Bab Hutta area of the Old City. video
Israeli police were deployed throughout the Old City, and closed the Damascus Gate and Herod’s Gate.
Later reports said police apprehended a young Palestinian at Herod’s Gate, after shooting him in the arm. The young man was seen being taken away in an Israeli ambulance with police following it.
The identities of the injured Palestinian, or the other two detainees were unknown at the time of reporting. video
Israeli police are shown in the video yelling and pushing elderly Palestinian men in the streets of the Old City of occupied Jerusalem.
Eyewitnesses said that Israeli forces opened fire at a Palestinian youth in the Old City, injuring him in the arm, before they detained him. video video
Israeli media sources claimed that the detainee attempted a stabbing attack near al-Sahera Gate, one of the main entrances to al-Aqsa Mosque, but no injuries were reported.
The Israeli forces later closed al-Sahera Gate, assaulted the Palestinian citizens who were present in the area, and sprayed them with pepper gas.
VIDEO : Israeli Police Pepper Spray Palestinians, Shoot One, Detain Three
Israeli police, Monday, closed the gates to the Old City of Jerusalem following an alleged stabbing attempt, detaining three people, including an elderly man, witnesses told Palestinian News and Info Agency (WAFA).
Eyewitnesses reported police shooting into the air, some reported heavy shooting, in addition to pepper spraying people. The police were said to have chased a youth alleged to have attempted to stab police in Bab Hutta area of the Old City. video
Israeli police were deployed throughout the Old City, and closed the Damascus Gate and Herod’s Gate.
Later reports said police apprehended a young Palestinian at Herod’s Gate, after shooting him in the arm. The young man was seen being taken away in an Israeli ambulance with police following it.
The identities of the injured Palestinian, or the other two detainees were unknown at the time of reporting. video
Israeli police are shown in the video yelling and pushing elderly Palestinian men in the streets of the Old City of occupied Jerusalem.
26 oct 2019
Palestinian young men on Friday night attacked a car board by Jewish settlers with Molotov cocktails near Azzun town in the occupied West Bank.
Local sources told a reporter for the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that a group of youths gathered on the main road near Azzun town, east of Qalqilya, and threw fire bombs at a car carrying settlers.
Later, Israeli occupation forces (IOF) showed up and chased the young men, who fled away.
The IOF also set up some road checkpoints and closed all entrances to Azzun town.
Local sources told a reporter for the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that a group of youths gathered on the main road near Azzun town, east of Qalqilya, and threw fire bombs at a car carrying settlers.
Later, Israeli occupation forces (IOF) showed up and chased the young men, who fled away.
The IOF also set up some road checkpoints and closed all entrances to Azzun town.
17 oct 2019
Israeli soldiers abducted, on Thursday at dawn, four young Palestinian men, after injuring two of them, including one who suffered serious wounds, near the al-Am’ari refugee camp, in the central West Bank city of Ramallah.
Media sources said the soldiers opened fire at a Palestinian car near the refugee camp, and abducted the two young men, before moving them to an unknown destination.
The Israeli army claimed that the driver of the car “attempted to ram under-cover soldiers with his car,” and that he then stepped out of the vehicle “before attempting to attack them with a knife.
The invasion was carried out by at least twenty armored military vehicles, before the soldiers stormed and ransacked homes, and abducted two Palestinians, identified as Bara’ Badra, and Islam Nimir.
Palestinian seriously injured by Israeli gunfire in Am’ari camp
A Palestinian young man, from Occupied Jerusalem, was seriously wounded last night after Israeli soldiers opened fire at him on allegations that he carried out a car-ramming attack in Am'ari refugee camp near Ramallah city.
A statement released by the Israeli border police claimed the young man deliberately rammed his car into a military vehicle and caused material damage to it during the presence of its forces in Am’ari camp.
Although no one of the soldiers was injured in the collision, they cold-bloodedly opened fire at him.
In order to justify their shooting of the young man, soldiers claimed the young man was carrying a knife and intended to kill soldiers with his vehicle
Later, the victim was transferred in critical condition to Shaare Zedek Hospital in Jerusalem. His identity is still unknown.
The incident happened after the Israeli occupation forces stormed the camp and arrested two Palestinian citizens at the pretext of their affiliation with a Palestinian faction and their involvement in activities against Israel.
The shooting incident also provoked local young men into hurling stones at the soldiers, who responded by opening fire at them upon their withdrawal from the camp.
However, local sources said later that two young men were injured, one critically, when soldiers opened fire at a car they were aboard in the camp.
Media sources said the soldiers opened fire at a Palestinian car near the refugee camp, and abducted the two young men, before moving them to an unknown destination.
The Israeli army claimed that the driver of the car “attempted to ram under-cover soldiers with his car,” and that he then stepped out of the vehicle “before attempting to attack them with a knife.
The invasion was carried out by at least twenty armored military vehicles, before the soldiers stormed and ransacked homes, and abducted two Palestinians, identified as Bara’ Badra, and Islam Nimir.
Palestinian seriously injured by Israeli gunfire in Am’ari camp
A Palestinian young man, from Occupied Jerusalem, was seriously wounded last night after Israeli soldiers opened fire at him on allegations that he carried out a car-ramming attack in Am'ari refugee camp near Ramallah city.
A statement released by the Israeli border police claimed the young man deliberately rammed his car into a military vehicle and caused material damage to it during the presence of its forces in Am’ari camp.
Although no one of the soldiers was injured in the collision, they cold-bloodedly opened fire at him.
In order to justify their shooting of the young man, soldiers claimed the young man was carrying a knife and intended to kill soldiers with his vehicle
Later, the victim was transferred in critical condition to Shaare Zedek Hospital in Jerusalem. His identity is still unknown.
The incident happened after the Israeli occupation forces stormed the camp and arrested two Palestinian citizens at the pretext of their affiliation with a Palestinian faction and their involvement in activities against Israel.
The shooting incident also provoked local young men into hurling stones at the soldiers, who responded by opening fire at them upon their withdrawal from the camp.
However, local sources said later that two young men were injured, one critically, when soldiers opened fire at a car they were aboard in the camp.
13 oct 2019
A car boarded by Jewish settlers came under fire on Saturday evening on a road in Nablus in the northern West Bank.
According to the Hebrew media, the settlers’ car was shot at from a speeding car at nine o’clock in the evening on a road near the area of Gilad farms in the west of Nablus.
Later, other news reports claimed that a gunman riding a motorcycle opened fire at an Israeli car in the south of Nablus.
There is no information if the shooting attack injured settlers or caused material damage to the car.
Earlier on the same day, the Israeli occupation army said that a drive-by shooting targeted one of its posts near Tulkarem city.
According to the Hebrew media, the settlers’ car was shot at from a speeding car at nine o’clock in the evening on a road near the area of Gilad farms in the west of Nablus.
Later, other news reports claimed that a gunman riding a motorcycle opened fire at an Israeli car in the south of Nablus.
There is no information if the shooting attack injured settlers or caused material damage to the car.
Earlier on the same day, the Israeli occupation army said that a drive-by shooting targeted one of its posts near Tulkarem city.
12 oct 2019
The Israeli occupation army claimed that one of its military posts in the West Bank came under fire from a passing vehicle at an early hour on Saturday, with no reported casualties.
Immediately following the incident, which occurred near the Palestinian city of Tulkarem, Israeli forces launched a manhunt for the perpetrator..
Last week, an explosive device was detonated next to an Israeli army position near the town of Beit Ummar in the West Bank. The Israeli army said the explosion only caused material damage to the site.
Immediately following the incident, which occurred near the Palestinian city of Tulkarem, Israeli forces launched a manhunt for the perpetrator..
Last week, an explosive device was detonated next to an Israeli army position near the town of Beit Ummar in the West Bank. The Israeli army said the explosion only caused material damage to the site.
4 oct 2019
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Friday kidnaped two Palestinian citizens and stole a sum of money during a campaign in the West Bank.
A spokesperson for the Israeli army claimed the two detainees were wanted by the security authorities in the West Bank, adding that over 10,000 shekels were confiscated by soldiers during the campaign in Kafr Jammal town in Qalqilya.
In a separate incident, the IOF blocked the main entrance to Azzun town in the east of Qalqilya after a Jewish settlers was allegedly injured in a stone-throwing attack on a nearby road.
A spokesperson for the Israeli army claimed the two detainees were wanted by the security authorities in the West Bank, adding that over 10,000 shekels were confiscated by soldiers during the campaign in Kafr Jammal town in Qalqilya.
In a separate incident, the IOF blocked the main entrance to Azzun town in the east of Qalqilya after a Jewish settlers was allegedly injured in a stone-throwing attack on a nearby road.
26 sept 2019
Ashraf Hassan Adwan, 12
Israeli police detained today a child believed to be 14 years of age at Chains Gate, one of the gates leading to Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem’s Old City, after shooting but not injuring him, according to witnesses.
They said police held the boy to the ground before taking him away. video
They reported hearing shots fired but apparently they were directed in the air, and not at the boy, who was not immediately identified.
Police closed the gates to Al-Aqsa Mosque following this incident and prevented Muslim worshippers from entering it, prompting some to pray outside its wall.
Policewoman injured in alleged stabbing attempt in J’lem Old City
An Israeli policewoman was slightly injured on Thursday afternoon during a stabbing incident in the Old City of Occupied Jerusalem.
According to Hebrew media sources, a 13-year-old boy tried to carry out a stabbing attack at Bab al-Silsila area and accidentally stabbed a policewoman in her hand as she was trying to subdue him.
Consequently, the Israeli occupation police escalated the situation, cordoned off the area around the scene and closed all the Aqsa Mosque’s gates and the entrances of the Old City.
Israeli police forces also harassed Jerusalemite young men, which provoked clashes with them.
Israeli police detained today a child believed to be 14 years of age at Chains Gate, one of the gates leading to Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem’s Old City, after shooting but not injuring him, according to witnesses.
They said police held the boy to the ground before taking him away. video
They reported hearing shots fired but apparently they were directed in the air, and not at the boy, who was not immediately identified.
Police closed the gates to Al-Aqsa Mosque following this incident and prevented Muslim worshippers from entering it, prompting some to pray outside its wall.
Policewoman injured in alleged stabbing attempt in J’lem Old City
An Israeli policewoman was slightly injured on Thursday afternoon during a stabbing incident in the Old City of Occupied Jerusalem.
According to Hebrew media sources, a 13-year-old boy tried to carry out a stabbing attack at Bab al-Silsila area and accidentally stabbed a policewoman in her hand as she was trying to subdue him.
Consequently, the Israeli occupation police escalated the situation, cordoned off the area around the scene and closed all the Aqsa Mosque’s gates and the entrances of the Old City.
Israeli police forces also harassed Jerusalemite young men, which provoked clashes with them.
