March 14, 2016: Amir Fuad Na’im al-Juneidi, 21, was killed by Israeli soldiers, along with Qassem Farid Jaber, 31, after they opened fire on soldiers waiting at the bus stop in Keryat Arba’ settlement in Hebron. The army said four of its soldiers were mildly wounded. The autopsy showed “overkill” by the soldiers. Amir was from Hebron. Source: IMEMC
March 14, 2016: Nahed Fawzi Mteir, 21, was shot by Israeli soldiers when they invaded the Qalandia refugee camp north of Jerusalem and died of his wounds two weeks later.
During the invasion on March 1, the soldiers killed a young man, identified as Eyad Omar Sajdiyya, 22, and wounded at least seventeen others.
Media sources in the camp said dozens of Israeli military vehicles invaded the camp while military helicopters flew overhead.
The invasion led to protests between the soldiers and dozens of local youngsters, who hurled stones and empty bottles at them.
The slain Palestinian was a fourth-year journalism student at Al-Quds University and a member of the Qalandia Media Center.
He died of his wounds in a Palestinian ambulance that was rushing him to the Palestine Medical Center, in Ramallah.
Israeli daily Haaretz said that prior to the massive invasion, a firebomb had struck and burnt an army vehicle in the camp, forcing the soldiers to leave their burning vehicle. One of them was incommunicado for one hour.
The news agency reported that the initial army investigation found that two soldiers invaded the camp “by mistake,” before their vehicle was hit by stones and a firebomb; the two fled the burning vehicle, apparently in different directions, and that one of them hid in the courtyard of a Palestinian home, before calling for backup.
The army was unable to contact the two soldiers for nearly one hour. Then hundreds of soldiers invaded the refugee camp and managed to locate and extricate the two soldiers.
According to Haaretz, the slain Palestinian was killed during subsequent clashes in the camp, and that ten Israeli soldiers were injured.
The army said it will be investigating the incident, especially the reasons for invading the camp in the first place.
Some Palestinian fighters also exchanged fire with the invading Israeli soldiers, after the army managed to extract the missing soldiers.
In addition, the army prevented many Palestinian ambulances from entering the camp, and declared it a closed military zone.
During the invasion, a Palestinian home near the refugee camp caught fire after the soldiers fired gas bombs, concussion grenades and live rounds, targeting the property and many nearby homes.
Nahed was from Qalandia refugee camp, north of occupied Jerusalem in the West Bank. Source: IMEMC
March, 8, 2016: Bashar Mohammad Masalha, 22, was killed by Israeli police, who said he stabbed an American citizen and wounded several other Israelis, including a pregnant woman, near the Port in Jaffa city.
Bashar lived with his parents in the second floor (145 square/meters) of their home, and on June 21, the soldiers demolished its inner walls, rendering it unsafe.
The destruction caused serious structural damage to the first and third floors of the building, also rendering them unsafe.
His brother, Baha’, lived with his wife and their two children, in the first floor, while his other brother, Tha’er, lived in the third floor along with his wife and their child.
The American who was killed, identified as Taylor Force, 29, was a student at Vanderbilt University, and traveled to Israel as part of a group of MBA students participating in a 10-day trip during their spring break, which included visits to high-tech companies and meeting with Israeli business leaders, along with sightseeing and recreation.
The Israeli authorities held Bashar’s corpse until May 20th, 2016. Bashar was from Hijja town in the northern West Bank district of Qalqilia. Source: IMEMC
March 2, 2016: Mohammad Hisham Zaghlawan, 17, was shot by Israeli soldiers after he and Mohammad Hisham Zaghlawan, 17, allegedly tried to stab a soldier in the illegal Jewish-only settlement of Eli Israeli. Mahmoud was from Qaryout village, south of the northern West Bank city of Nablus. Source: IMEMC
March 1, 2016: Eyad Omar Sajdiyya, 21, was killed by an Israeli army sharpshooter after undercover Israeli soldiers invaded the Qalandia refugee camp, followed by dozens of soldiers later.
Medical sources said one Palestinian, identified as Eyad Omar Sajdiyya, 22, was killed by an Israeli army sharpshooter.
The soldiers also injured at least seven others, one seriously, while many others were shot with rubber-coated metal bullets and dozens suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
Media sources in the camp said dozens of Israeli military vehicles invaded the camp while military helicopters flew overhead.
The invasion led to protests between the soldiers and dozens of local youngsters, who hurled stones and empty bottles at them.
The slain Palestinian was a fourth-year journalism student at Al-Quds University and a member of the Qalandia Media Center.
He died of his wounds in a Palestinian ambulance that was rushing him to the Palestine Medical Center, in Ramallah.
Israeli daily Haaretz said that prior to the massive invasion, a firebomb had struck and burnt an army vehicle in the camp, forcing the soldiers to leave their burning vehicle. One of them was incommunicado for one hour.
The news agency reported that the initial army investigation found that two soldiers invaded the camp “by mistake,” before their vehicle was hit by stones and a firebomb; the two fled the burning vehicle, apparently in different directions, and that one of them hid in the courtyard of a Palestinian home, before calling for backup.
The army was unable to contact the two soldiers for nearly one hour. Then hundreds of soldiers invaded the refugee camp and managed to locate and extricate the two soldiers.
According to Haaretz, the slain Palestinian was killed during subsequent clashes in the camp, and that ten Israeli soldiers were injured.
The army said it will be investigating the incident, especially the reasons for invading the camp in the first place.
Some Palestinian fighters also exchanged fire with the invading Israeli soldiers, after the army managed to extract the missing soldiers.
In addition, the army prevented many Palestinian ambulances from entering the camp, and declared it a closed military zone.
During the invasion, a Palestinian home near the refugee camp caught fire after the soldiers fired gas bombs, concussion grenades and live rounds, targeting the property and many nearby homes.
Eyad was from Qalandia refugee camp, north of occupied Jerusalem in the West Bank. Source: IMEMC
February 26, 2016: Mahmoud Mohammad Ali Sha’lan, 16, was killed by Israeli soldiers near the settlement of Beit El after the army claimed he was carrying a knife and attempted to stab soldiers. Mahmoud, a Palestinian with US citizenship, was from Deir Dibwan town east of Ramallah. Source: IMEMC
February 21, 2016: Qussai Thiab Abu ar-Rob, 16, was killed by Israeli soldiers near the Beita village junction south of Nablus, after the soldiers fired ten live rounds at the teen who reportedly carried a knife and ran towards the soldiers. Qussai was from Qabatia town near the northern West Bank city of Jenin. Source: IMEMC
February 19, 2016: Mohammad Ziad Abu Khalaf, 20, was killed by Israeli police after he allegedly attempted to stab them. He was first shot with two live rounds, followed by dozens more shots after he was already injured and bleeding on the ground. Mohammad was from Kafr Aqab in Jerusalem. Source: IMEMC
February 19, 2016: Khaled Tareq Yousef Taqatqa, 21, was shot by Israeli soldiers after they invaded Beit Fajjar town. Medics said the young man was left bleeding on the ground as the soldiers prevented them from approaching him. An Israeli ambulance later moved him to Hadassah Hospital where he died from his wounds. Khaled was from Beit Fajjar town, south of Bethlehem. Source: IMEMC
February 19, 2016: Aabed Abdullah Hamed, 19, was shot by Israeli soldiers after they invaded Silwad, after he allegedly tried ram them with his car. Aabed was from Silwad town, east of Ramallah. Source: IMEMC