“Israeli” occupation forces shot dead a 16-year-old Palestinian boy after he allegedly attempted to carry out a stabbing operation at a Zionist military checkpoint outside the blockaded village of al-Zawiya in Salfit district on Wednesday morning.
In further development, “Israeli” soldiers shot and wounded another Palestinian during the deadly encounter, although the circumstances were not initially clear.
Relatively, local official Naim Shqeir confirmed to media that the two Palestinians were shot during the incident and “left bleeding” when Palestinian Red Crescent ambulances were prevented from accessing them.
Meanwhile, three Palestinians were martyred on Tuesday afternoon and evening after they allegedly carried out separate operations in the occupied territories and East al-Quds wounding at least 12 “Israelis.”
Separately, another Palestinian was martyred after allegedly firing gunshots at the Zionist police forces near Salah al-Din Street in occupied East al-Quds, injuring two occupation officers.
The incidents followed a fourth deadly encounter on Tuesday, when a Palestinian woman was shot dead by “Israeli” border police officers after she allegedly attempted to stab them in al-Quds Old City.
Since the beginning of the young resistance operations few months ago against the occupiers, some 28 “Israelis” have been killed.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team 09-03-2016 | 13:24
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