October 2023

Jamal Mahmoud Majdoub

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October 05, 2023: Jamal Mahmoud Majdoub, 26, was killed by Israeli soldiers in Huwwara town, south of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank’s northern part.

The Palestinian Health Ministry said the soldiers shot a young man near the Zeitouna Junction in the center of the town.

It added that the soldiers prevented Palestinian medics from reaching Jamal; before he succumbed to his wounds and was later placed in an Israeli military ambulance and taken away.

The Israeli army claimed the Palestinian exchanged fire with the soldiers, who surrounded a building he was in near the Zeitouna Junction.

The army alleged the Palestinian had earlier fired several live rounds at an Israeli car in the town, shattering the back window, and added that a pregnant woman, accompanied by a child in the backseat, was driving the vehicle and managed to drive away unharmed and headed to a military roadblock.

Video footage from a car dash cam shows a young man approaching the car and firing at it while the driver attempted to drive away and continued to the nearby Israeli military roadblock.

The Israeli army forced all stores in Huwwara shut and increased its deployment and military roadblocks in the town and several parts of the Nablus governorate.

Earlier Thursday, Israeli soldiers killed Abdul-Rahman Fares Mohammad Atta, 23, and Hotheifa Adnan Muhammad Fares, 27, in Shoufa village, southeast of Tulkarem in the northwestern occupied West Bank.

Jamal, who lived in Jordan and recently came back to the West Bank with his brother, and the two have been living with their grandmother in Far’un town, south of Tulkarem in the northwestern West Bank. Source: IMEMC

Abdul-Rahman Fares Atta

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Oct 05, 2023: Abdul-Rahman Fares Mohammad Atta, 23, was killed by Israeli soldiers who also killed another young man in Shoufa village, southeast of Tulkarem in the northwestern occupied West Bank.

Media sources said that the soldiers fired many rounds of live ammunition at two young men while they were in their vehicle on the main street of Shoufa village.

The General Authority for Civil Affairs informed the Ministry of Health that Abdul-Rahman Fares Muhammad Atta, 23, and Hotheifa Adnan Muhammad Fares, 27, succumbed to gunshot wounds inflicted on them by the occupation forces.

After shooting the two young men, the soldiers dragged them out of the vehicle and denied them medical intervention by preventing Palestinian ambulance crews from approaching them, which resulted in excessive blood loss.

[Video from Palestine TV]

Later on, the soldiers transported the two injured young men in a military ambulance to an Israeli medical center.

The Israeli army claimed that the two Palestinians were behind a shooting targeting a car driven by a paramilitary colonizer near the Avnei Hefetz illegal colony before fleeing the scene and opening fire at Israeli soldiers at a military roadblock they installed after the shooting.

The soldiers also blocked local journalists from accessing the scene to provide media coverage, firing concussion grenades and tear gas canisters at them, damaging the windshield of a Palestine TV vehicle.

The entrances of the village were closed, blocking citizens’ movements into the village, and impeding traffic at the permanent military roadblock at the western entrance to the village.

Abdul-Rahman, a father of two children, was from Tulkarem refugee camp, in Tulkarem in the occupied West Bank’s northwestern part. Source: IMEMC

 

Hotheifa Adnan Mohammad Fares

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Oct 05, 2023: Hotheifa Adnan Mohammad Fares, 27, was killed by Israeli soldiers who also killed another young man in Shoufa village, southeast of Tulkarem in the northwestern occupied West Bank.

Media sources said that the soldiers fired many rounds of live ammunition at two young men while they were in their vehicle on the main street of Shoufa village.

The General Authority for Civil Affairs informed the Ministry of Health that Abdul-Rahman Fares Muhammad Atta, 23, and Hotheifa Adnan Muhammad Fares, 27, succumbed to gunshot wounds inflicted on them by the occupation forces.

After shooting the two young men, the soldiers dragged them out of the vehicle and denied them medical intervention by preventing Palestinian ambulance crews from approaching them, which resulted in excessive blood loss.

[Video from Palestine TV]

Later on, the soldiers transported the two injured young men in a military ambulance to an Israeli medical center.

The Israeli army claimed that the two Palestinians were behind a shooting targeting a car driven by a paramilitary colonizer near the Avnei Hefetz illegal colony before fleeing the scene and opening fire at Israeli soldiers at a military roadblock they installed after the shooting.

The soldiers also blocked local journalists from accessing the scene to provide media coverage, firing concussion grenades and tear gas canisters at them, damaging the windshield of a Palestine TV vehicle.

The entrances of the village were closed, blocking citizens’ movements into the village, and impeding traffic at the permanent military roadblock at the western entrance to the village.

Hotheifa, was from Tulkarem refugee camp, in Tulkarem in the occupied West Bank’s northwestern part. Source: IMEMC