31 jan 2016
Amjad Sokkari Abu Omar 34
A Palestinian man was shot dead after shooting and injuring three Israeli soldiers at an Israeli military checkpoint located around the illegal Israeli settlement of Beit El, in the central occupied West Bank district of Ramallah.
Eyewitnesses said the Palestinian driving a car that approached the military roadblock, a VIP crossing used by Palestinian officials entering Israel, before a soldier approached the vehicle. When the soldier placed his hand on the side window, the Palestinian shot him in the head with a handgun, before shooting two other soldiers.
One of the wounded soldiers, who suffered a mild injury, got up and fired several live rounds on the Palestinian, killing him instantly.
Israeli sources said that one of the soldiers, 21 years old, was moved to the Hadassah Medical Center, in Jerusalem, after suffering a serious gunshot injury to his neck.
Israeli Ynet News said that another soldier, 31, suffered a moderate-to-serious injury after being shot in his stomach and extremities.
A spokesperson with Israel's emergency medical service, Magen David Adom, said medics were treating three people who were shot and injured, two of whom are in severe condition, while one was mildly injured.
The assailant was later identified as Amjad Sokkari Abu Omar, aged 34, from Jamma'in village, near Nablus. Sokkari, a PA security staff seargant, was father to 4 children, the youngest of whom is 6 months old. Israel has reportedly transferred his body to the Palestinian Authority.
Less than two hours before his death, Amjad wrote on his Facebook page:
"On this earth, there is something worth living for, but unfortunately I cannot see anything worth living for, the Israeli occupation is still silencing, and killing us. God have mercy on the souls of the martyrs, heal the wounded and release the detainees ~ you are first and we are next...”
A few hours earlier, he posted "every day, we hear the news about someone killed (by the soldiers), forgive me, my turn could be next."
A Palestinian man was shot dead after shooting and injuring three Israeli soldiers at an Israeli military checkpoint located around the illegal Israeli settlement of Beit El, in the central occupied West Bank district of Ramallah.
Eyewitnesses said the Palestinian driving a car that approached the military roadblock, a VIP crossing used by Palestinian officials entering Israel, before a soldier approached the vehicle. When the soldier placed his hand on the side window, the Palestinian shot him in the head with a handgun, before shooting two other soldiers.
One of the wounded soldiers, who suffered a mild injury, got up and fired several live rounds on the Palestinian, killing him instantly.
Israeli sources said that one of the soldiers, 21 years old, was moved to the Hadassah Medical Center, in Jerusalem, after suffering a serious gunshot injury to his neck.
Israeli Ynet News said that another soldier, 31, suffered a moderate-to-serious injury after being shot in his stomach and extremities.
A spokesperson with Israel's emergency medical service, Magen David Adom, said medics were treating three people who were shot and injured, two of whom are in severe condition, while one was mildly injured.
The assailant was later identified as Amjad Sokkari Abu Omar, aged 34, from Jamma'in village, near Nablus. Sokkari, a PA security staff seargant, was father to 4 children, the youngest of whom is 6 months old. Israel has reportedly transferred his body to the Palestinian Authority.
Less than two hours before his death, Amjad wrote on his Facebook page:
"On this earth, there is something worth living for, but unfortunately I cannot see anything worth living for, the Israeli occupation is still silencing, and killing us. God have mercy on the souls of the martyrs, heal the wounded and release the detainees ~ you are first and we are next...”
A few hours earlier, he posted "every day, we hear the news about someone killed (by the soldiers), forgive me, my turn could be next."
30 jan 2016
A Jewish settler on Saturday evening was injured in a stabbing attack by a Palestinian in Occupied Jerusalem.
Israeli Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper reported that the stabbing was carried out at Damascus gate in the city. Israeli media websites quoted the spokeswoman of the Israeli police, Luba al-Sumri, as saying that Israeli policemen who rushed to the scene were investigating the incident.
Media sources revealed that Israeli forces arrested a suspected Palestinian young man at al-Sahera gate in Occupied Jerusalem. The ID of the Palestinian captive has not been identified yet. Eyewitnesses said that Israeli policemen, stationed at Damascus gate, assaulted Palestinian pressmen at the stabbing location.
Meanwhile, Israeli troops closed the gate’s area, cordoned it off, and summoned military reinforcement for conducting combing operations searching for the stabber.
Israeli Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper reported that the stabbing was carried out at Damascus gate in the city. Israeli media websites quoted the spokeswoman of the Israeli police, Luba al-Sumri, as saying that Israeli policemen who rushed to the scene were investigating the incident.
Media sources revealed that Israeli forces arrested a suspected Palestinian young man at al-Sahera gate in Occupied Jerusalem. The ID of the Palestinian captive has not been identified yet. Eyewitnesses said that Israeli policemen, stationed at Damascus gate, assaulted Palestinian pressmen at the stabbing location.
Meanwhile, Israeli troops closed the gate’s area, cordoned it off, and summoned military reinforcement for conducting combing operations searching for the stabber.
29 jan 2016
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Thursday claimed they foiled an anti-occupation stabbing attack near Ramallah’s northwestern town of N’ilin, in the central occupied West Bank.
The Israeli 0404 new site claimed two Palestinian youths attempted to carry out an anti-occupation stabbing near a military checkpoint in Ni’ilin before they were spotted by the IOF.
The Israeli occupation forces kept chasing down the activists, who managed to withdraw from the scene. Over recent months, over 160 Palestinians have been murdered and dozens more have been kidnapped by the Israeli occupation army as they tried to resist to the simmering wave of Israeli terror across the occupied Palestinian territories.
The Israeli 0404 new site claimed two Palestinian youths attempted to carry out an anti-occupation stabbing near a military checkpoint in Ni’ilin before they were spotted by the IOF.
The Israeli occupation forces kept chasing down the activists, who managed to withdraw from the scene. Over recent months, over 160 Palestinians have been murdered and dozens more have been kidnapped by the Israeli occupation army as they tried to resist to the simmering wave of Israeli terror across the occupied Palestinian territories.
28 jan 2016
An Israeli man was injured Wednesday night, in a stabbing attack which took place at a gas station outside an illegal Israeli settlement, to the north of Jerusalem, Israeli police said.
An Israeli police spokesperson said, according to Ma'an, that a middle-aged Israeli man was critically injured in the upper body after he was stabbed at the entrance of a gas station complex, near the illegal Givat Zeev settlement, and taken to the Shaare Zedek Medical Center for medical treatment.
An 18-year-old from the occupied West Bank village of Bir Nibala, suspected of carrying out the stabbing, fled the scene and was chased down and held by witnesses before being detained by Israeli police, following the incident.
The spokesperson additionally stated that the teen was also taken to the hospital for medical treatment, without specifying the nature of his wounds.
The incident was one of a number of attacks to be carried out over the past week, in or close to Israeli settlements, in the occupied West Bank.
An Israeli police spokesperson said, according to Ma'an, that a middle-aged Israeli man was critically injured in the upper body after he was stabbed at the entrance of a gas station complex, near the illegal Givat Zeev settlement, and taken to the Shaare Zedek Medical Center for medical treatment.
An 18-year-old from the occupied West Bank village of Bir Nibala, suspected of carrying out the stabbing, fled the scene and was chased down and held by witnesses before being detained by Israeli police, following the incident.
The spokesperson additionally stated that the teen was also taken to the hospital for medical treatment, without specifying the nature of his wounds.
The incident was one of a number of attacks to be carried out over the past week, in or close to Israeli settlements, in the occupied West Bank.
26 jan 2016
Two Israeli soldiers were seriously wounded in a suspected car-ramming attack near Beit Horon settlement to the west of Ramallah on Tuesday evening.
The Israeli TV channel 7 reported that a driver rammed his car into a group of soldiers at Beit Horon junction and ran over two of them.
Hebrew media outlets said that the driver managed to speed away and was being chased by army troops.
They later reported that the youth was arrested, adding, however, that the incident might just be a traffic accident and not a deliberate car-ramming attack.
The Israeli TV channel 7 reported that a driver rammed his car into a group of soldiers at Beit Horon junction and ran over two of them.
Hebrew media outlets said that the driver managed to speed away and was being chased by army troops.
They later reported that the youth was arrested, adding, however, that the incident might just be a traffic accident and not a deliberate car-ramming attack.
25 jan 2016
An Israeli settler's vehicle was shot at late Sunday evening near the illegal settlement of Dolev in the central West Bank district of Ramallah, the Israeli 0404 website claimed.
Palestinian suspects opened fire at an Israeli vehicle near Dolev, injuring the driver, the sources added.
The Israeli forces immediately rushed to the area searching for the suspects who managed to flee the scene.
The shooting was the second of its kind to be reported on Sunday after another settler’s vehicle came under fire east of occupied Jerusalem.
No injuries were reported during the earlier alleged attack.
Palestinian protests against Israel's ongoing occupation of and violations in the West Bank, including occupied Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip have stepped up in recent months.
Since October 1, Israeli forces or settlers have killed at least 165 Palestinians, including bystanders and peaceful demonstrators.
Palestinian suspects opened fire at an Israeli vehicle near Dolev, injuring the driver, the sources added.
The Israeli forces immediately rushed to the area searching for the suspects who managed to flee the scene.
The shooting was the second of its kind to be reported on Sunday after another settler’s vehicle came under fire east of occupied Jerusalem.
No injuries were reported during the earlier alleged attack.
Palestinian protests against Israel's ongoing occupation of and violations in the West Bank, including occupied Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip have stepped up in recent months.
Since October 1, Israeli forces or settlers have killed at least 165 Palestinians, including bystanders and peaceful demonstrators.
23 jan 2016
An Israeli force unit was exposed to shooting at noon on Saturday near Nahal Oz site to the east of Gaza. No casualties were reported.
Israeli Maariv newspaper revealed that Israeli army responded to a shooting at an Israeli patrol near the security fence of Gaza’s eastern border.
No comments by the Palestinian factions in Gaza have been made in this regard yet.
Israeli Maariv newspaper revealed that Israeli army responded to a shooting at an Israeli patrol near the security fence of Gaza’s eastern border.
No comments by the Palestinian factions in Gaza have been made in this regard yet.
20 jan 2016
A Palestinian anti-occupation protester fired gunshots at dawn Wednesday shortly after the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) rolled into the northern West Bank province of Tulkarem and cracked down on Palestinian civilians.
An Israeli army patrol stormed Thaneba suburb, in Tulkarem city, before a Palestinian anti-occupation activist responded by firing gunshots.
The IOF also broke into several Palestinian homes in the area and destroyed their properties before they subjected a number of civilians to exhaustive questioning.
A curfew was imposed by the occupation troops shortly afterwards, blocking Palestinians’ free movement out of and into the area.
An Israeli occupation soldier was reportedly injured in the assault. He was later transferred to the Beilinson Hospital in 1948 Occupied Palestine.
The Israeli occupation patrols raked through the area after imposing a curfew in search for the alleged shooter. The IOF soldiers withdrew from the suburb in the morning after rounding up 7 inhabitants and threatening of more punitive measures if the shooter was not identified.
Earlier, late on Tuesday evening, two Palestinian youths were kidnapped and another was injured in the head by the IOF in violent clashes that rocked the Arroub refugee camp, in al-Khalil.
The clashes burst out after the IOF attacked a peaceful demonstration staged in al-Khalil in solidarity with Palestinian detainees.
An Israeli army patrol stormed Thaneba suburb, in Tulkarem city, before a Palestinian anti-occupation activist responded by firing gunshots.
The IOF also broke into several Palestinian homes in the area and destroyed their properties before they subjected a number of civilians to exhaustive questioning.
A curfew was imposed by the occupation troops shortly afterwards, blocking Palestinians’ free movement out of and into the area.
An Israeli occupation soldier was reportedly injured in the assault. He was later transferred to the Beilinson Hospital in 1948 Occupied Palestine.
The Israeli occupation patrols raked through the area after imposing a curfew in search for the alleged shooter. The IOF soldiers withdrew from the suburb in the morning after rounding up 7 inhabitants and threatening of more punitive measures if the shooter was not identified.
Earlier, late on Tuesday evening, two Palestinian youths were kidnapped and another was injured in the head by the IOF in violent clashes that rocked the Arroub refugee camp, in al-Khalil.
The clashes burst out after the IOF attacked a peaceful demonstration staged in al-Khalil in solidarity with Palestinian detainees.
Israeli 4040 website reported that stone attacks at the Israeli light rail in Occupied Jerusalem by Palestinian youths have been increasingly escalating.
The website, which is close to the Israeli army, revealed that Palestinians threw stones at the train five times in 24 hours while it was passing through Shufat town in the northern Occupied Jerusalem.
Quds Press revealed that Israeli security forces could not prevent stone throwing attacks, which have increased since the beginning of 2016 with an average of once a day and sometimes over three times.
The website, which is close to the Israeli army, revealed that Palestinians threw stones at the train five times in 24 hours while it was passing through Shufat town in the northern Occupied Jerusalem.
Quds Press revealed that Israeli security forces could not prevent stone throwing attacks, which have increased since the beginning of 2016 with an average of once a day and sometimes over three times.
18 jan 2016
A Palestinian youth was shot and seriously injured by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Monday in the West Bank district of Bethlehem, following an anti-occupation stabbing attack which left one Israeli soldier injured.
The Israeli army spokesperson claimed that a Palestinian youth broke into the illegal Israeli settlement of Tekoa and stabbed a 30-year-old female soldier, before being shot and injured by the soldiers on the scene.
Both of the injured have been evacuated to the hospital, the same source added.
Initial reports indicated that the youth was shot and killed, but Israeli occupation army and medics have reported that he was shot and seriously wounded.
The Palestinian casualty has yet to be identified.
On Sunday, a Palestinian was shot and killed by the occupation soldiers following an alleged attempted stabbing attack in the northern occupied West Bank district of Nablus, an Israeli army spokesperson said at the time.
The Palestinian man was identified as Wisam Marwan Qasrawa, 21, from the village of Masliya south of Nablus. Video
Israeli paramilitary settler shoots and critically wounds Palestinian who allegedly stabbed woman
An unidentified Palestinian man was shot and critically wounded on Monday morning after allegedly stabbing and wounded a pregnant Israeli woman in Tekoa settlement, near Bethlehem, according to Israeli sources.
The incident took place at a clothing warehouse in the industrial area of the Tekoa settlement, built on illegally seized Palestinian land.
According to the Israeli military, the area around the settlement was placed on lockdown. Local sources report that Palestinians in nearby villagers were told to remain in their homes as the military combed the area for any 'accomplices' to the stabbing.
In addition, Israeli authorities have temporarily revoked the work permits of all Palestinians who had been issued permits to work inside the illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, and removed them from their workplaces.
The Israeli woman who was wounded was taken to the Shaare Zedek Hospital in Jerusalem. There was no information released by the military as to where the wounded Palestinian was taken.
The Israeli army spokesperson claimed that a Palestinian youth broke into the illegal Israeli settlement of Tekoa and stabbed a 30-year-old female soldier, before being shot and injured by the soldiers on the scene.
Both of the injured have been evacuated to the hospital, the same source added.
Initial reports indicated that the youth was shot and killed, but Israeli occupation army and medics have reported that he was shot and seriously wounded.
The Palestinian casualty has yet to be identified.
On Sunday, a Palestinian was shot and killed by the occupation soldiers following an alleged attempted stabbing attack in the northern occupied West Bank district of Nablus, an Israeli army spokesperson said at the time.
The Palestinian man was identified as Wisam Marwan Qasrawa, 21, from the village of Masliya south of Nablus. Video
Israeli paramilitary settler shoots and critically wounds Palestinian who allegedly stabbed woman
An unidentified Palestinian man was shot and critically wounded on Monday morning after allegedly stabbing and wounded a pregnant Israeli woman in Tekoa settlement, near Bethlehem, according to Israeli sources.
The incident took place at a clothing warehouse in the industrial area of the Tekoa settlement, built on illegally seized Palestinian land.
According to the Israeli military, the area around the settlement was placed on lockdown. Local sources report that Palestinians in nearby villagers were told to remain in their homes as the military combed the area for any 'accomplices' to the stabbing.
In addition, Israeli authorities have temporarily revoked the work permits of all Palestinians who had been issued permits to work inside the illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, and removed them from their workplaces.
The Israeli woman who was wounded was taken to the Shaare Zedek Hospital in Jerusalem. There was no information released by the military as to where the wounded Palestinian was taken.
17 jan 2016
Palestinian resistance fighters on Saturday evening opened their gunfire towards an Israeli military checkpoint near al-Haram al-Ibrahimi Mosque in al-Khalil. No casualties were reported.
Media sources revealed that Israeli forces embarked on a large-scale searching and combing campaign in Abu Snaineh district, which is close to the shooting area.
Al-Khalil city has been witnessing aggressive practices and repeated storming operations by Israeli forces since the beginning of October, 2015. On the other hand, most of the Palestinian resistance operations against Israeli troops during Jerusalem Intifada have been carried out by residents of al-Khalil city.
Media sources revealed that Israeli forces embarked on a large-scale searching and combing campaign in Abu Snaineh district, which is close to the shooting area.
Al-Khalil city has been witnessing aggressive practices and repeated storming operations by Israeli forces since the beginning of October, 2015. On the other hand, most of the Palestinian resistance operations against Israeli troops during Jerusalem Intifada have been carried out by residents of al-Khalil city.
12 jan 2016
Unknown gunmen opened fire Tuesday morning at a number of Israeli soldiers stationed at Container military checkpoint north of Bethlehem.
Gunmen in a speeding car opened fire on the soldiers at the Container checkpoint, Israeli media sources claimed without reporting any casualties.
Eyewitnesses told the PIC reporter that a vehicle with Palestinian license plates approached the checkpoint and fired more than 15 bullets at the soldiers before fleeing the scene.
Following the shooting attack, Israeli forces closed the checkpoint in both directions and stormed the nearby town of al-Obaidiya before erecting a make-shift checkpoint in the area as an Israeli drone kept flying over the town.
Several Palestinian vehicles were stopped and searched at the make-shift checkpoint.
Gunmen in a speeding car opened fire on the soldiers at the Container checkpoint, Israeli media sources claimed without reporting any casualties.
Eyewitnesses told the PIC reporter that a vehicle with Palestinian license plates approached the checkpoint and fired more than 15 bullets at the soldiers before fleeing the scene.
Following the shooting attack, Israeli forces closed the checkpoint in both directions and stormed the nearby town of al-Obaidiya before erecting a make-shift checkpoint in the area as an Israeli drone kept flying over the town.
Several Palestinian vehicles were stopped and searched at the make-shift checkpoint.
11 jan 2016
Violent clashes broke out Monday evening between Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) and local youths throughout occupied Jerusalem after stones were thrown at the light rail.
Local sources told Quds Press that Israeli forces stormed in large numbers Abu Riyala neighborhood amid heavy and deliberate fire of tear gas bombs at the local homes.
Several Israeli make-shift checkpoints were erected in the area, restricting the local residents’ movement.
The sources pointed out that similar clashes were reported in Issawiya town, east of the occupied city, after Israeli forces raided several neighborhoods in the town.
Shufat refugee camp also witnessed violent confrontations at the entrance to the camp in the afternoon as Israeli forces attacked the local school students with tear gas and sound bombs.
Along the same line, Israeli forces erected a number of military checkpoints in Silwan town where several Palestinian vehicles were stopped and searched.
Meanwhile, Israeli media sources claimed that Palestinian youths stoned the Israeli light rail near Shufat neighborhood, north of the occupied city.
No injuries were reported during the alleged stoning-attack.
Local sources told Quds Press that Israeli forces stormed in large numbers Abu Riyala neighborhood amid heavy and deliberate fire of tear gas bombs at the local homes.
Several Israeli make-shift checkpoints were erected in the area, restricting the local residents’ movement.
The sources pointed out that similar clashes were reported in Issawiya town, east of the occupied city, after Israeli forces raided several neighborhoods in the town.
Shufat refugee camp also witnessed violent confrontations at the entrance to the camp in the afternoon as Israeli forces attacked the local school students with tear gas and sound bombs.
Along the same line, Israeli forces erected a number of military checkpoints in Silwan town where several Palestinian vehicles were stopped and searched.
Meanwhile, Israeli media sources claimed that Palestinian youths stoned the Israeli light rail near Shufat neighborhood, north of the occupied city.
No injuries were reported during the alleged stoning-attack.
8 jan 2016
A handmade explosive device was found and dismantled by Israeli security forces near the Issawiya neighborhood of occupied East Jerusalem on Friday, Israeli police said.
Israeli police spokeswoman Luba al-Samri said in a statement that Israeli police forces rushed to the scene after they were notified of a suspicious object in a Dor Alon gas station near Issawiya.
"The explosives' expert found out that it was a hand-made (locally-made) explosive device," Samri added. "The device was dismantled as the police continue to search the area."
Samri added that no one was harmed during the dismantling of the device.
Israeli police spokeswoman Luba al-Samri said in a statement that Israeli police forces rushed to the scene after they were notified of a suspicious object in a Dor Alon gas station near Issawiya.
"The explosives' expert found out that it was a hand-made (locally-made) explosive device," Samri added. "The device was dismantled as the police continue to search the area."
Samri added that no one was harmed during the dismantling of the device.
4 jan 2016
The Israeli police have expressed fears that the shooter who carried out the attack in Tel Aviv on Friday may be still armed and planning another attack.
According to Haaretz newspaper on Monday, police and Shin Bet investigators believe that 29-year-old Nashaat Melhem was not planning to return alive from the attack and that he may have had an accomplice who knew of his plans in advance.
Due to concerns of another attack, the police intensified their presence on Tel Aviv streets and asked the public to stay alert, the newspaper said.
According to Haaretz newspaper on Monday, police and Shin Bet investigators believe that 29-year-old Nashaat Melhem was not planning to return alive from the attack and that he may have had an accomplice who knew of his plans in advance.
Due to concerns of another attack, the police intensified their presence on Tel Aviv streets and asked the public to stay alert, the newspaper said.
An Israeli male soldier on Sunday evening was injured by Palestinian sniper fire in Sadat al-Fahs area in al-Khalil city only a few hours after a similar attack on a female officer.
Local sources said the Israeli occupation army dispatched a large number of Israeli troops to the area of the attack and launched a manhunt for the shooter.
Israeli newspapers claimed the soldier sustained light wounds and evacuated to hospital.
In an earlier incident, a female soldier was seriously wounded during a similar sniper attack near the Ibrahimi Mosque in al-Khalil.
The attacks are believed to have been carried out by resistance fighters in retaliation to the persistent Israeli crimes committed by soldiers and settlers against the Palestinians in Jerusalem and the West Bank.
Local sources said the Israeli occupation army dispatched a large number of Israeli troops to the area of the attack and launched a manhunt for the shooter.
Israeli newspapers claimed the soldier sustained light wounds and evacuated to hospital.
In an earlier incident, a female soldier was seriously wounded during a similar sniper attack near the Ibrahimi Mosque in al-Khalil.
The attacks are believed to have been carried out by resistance fighters in retaliation to the persistent Israeli crimes committed by soldiers and settlers against the Palestinians in Jerusalem and the West Bank.
3 jan 2016
Two Israelis were injured Sunday evening in two separate anti-occupation attacks in Occupied Jerusalem and al-Khalil.
Israeli media sources revealed that a settler was severely wounded after being stabbed by a Palestinian youth in the settlement of Armon Hanatziv established over Palestinians’ lands of Mount Scopus in Occupied Jerusalem.
The Palestinian young man escaped towards Sour Baher village whereas Israeli forces closed off the village in an attempt to capture him, the sources pointed out.
In al-Khalil, a female soldier was also injured by a Palestinian sniper’s gunfire near al-Haram al-Ibrahimi Mosque in the city. The stabber managed to flee away.
Israeli media sources revealed that a 20-year-old female trooper was moderately wounded in the shooting near the Ibrahimi Mosque. Meanwhile, big numbers of Israeli forces started conducting a large-scale combing operation in the area searching for the shooter, the sources added.
The Israeli soldier was taken to hospital after being shot in the upper part of her body, the Israeli sources said.
Israeli media sources revealed that a settler was severely wounded after being stabbed by a Palestinian youth in the settlement of Armon Hanatziv established over Palestinians’ lands of Mount Scopus in Occupied Jerusalem.
The Palestinian young man escaped towards Sour Baher village whereas Israeli forces closed off the village in an attempt to capture him, the sources pointed out.
In al-Khalil, a female soldier was also injured by a Palestinian sniper’s gunfire near al-Haram al-Ibrahimi Mosque in the city. The stabber managed to flee away.
Israeli media sources revealed that a 20-year-old female trooper was moderately wounded in the shooting near the Ibrahimi Mosque. Meanwhile, big numbers of Israeli forces started conducting a large-scale combing operation in the area searching for the shooter, the sources added.
The Israeli soldier was taken to hospital after being shot in the upper part of her body, the Israeli sources said.
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