April 2014

Abdullah Ghanayem

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June 14, 2015: Abdullah Eyad Ghanayem, 22, was shot in the back by Israeli soldiers during their invasion of the village of Kafr Malek in the West Bank.

Medical sources said Ghanayem was shot in the spine in his lower back, fell to the ground, and was crushed to death by an Israeli military vehicle.

Eyewitnesses said the soldiers deliberately crushed Ghanayem with their jeep, and that the jeep flipped over him.

They added that the young man remained under the jeep for three hours, until he bled to death. Source: IMEMC

Baruch Mizrahi

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Maruch Mizrahi

 

April 14, 2014: Baruch Mizrahi, 47, was killed by Palestinian gunmen in a shooting attack near Hebron, in the southern part of the West Bank, and his wife was moderately injured. He was a department chief in Israel Police’s signal communications intelligence unit. Baruch was from Modi’in settlement in central West Bank. Source: Haaretz

Noha Qatamesh

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April 15, 2014: Noha Mohammad Qatamesh, 46, was killed by Israeli forces who fired a tear gas canister near her home in Aida refugee camp near Bethlehem during a protest.

She died of gas inhalation after the soldiers fired numerous gas bombs at the protesters, and three of the canisters directly hit her home, located in the Rowwad area, in the center of Aida refugee camp. Local activist Ibrahim Musallam said that Noha was suffering from respiratory issues, and was admitted to the hospital one day prior to her death after inhaling gas fired by the soldiers.

She was released from the hospital later that day. But the following day, when the Israeli army invaded again and fired dozens of gas bombs and live rounds directly into her neighborhood and home, she again inhaled gas and was rushed to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead.

The ambulance had a difficult time getting to Noha, and getting her to the hospital, according to local sources, because of the Israeli military presence in the camp and the fog of tear gas that covered the neighborhood. Source: IMEMC