IOF kill Palestinian minor, injure three others in Ramallah shooting
The body of Mohammad al-Hattab
Ramallah - Arab Today
A 17-year-old Palestinian boy named Mohammad al-Hattab was killed and three others were seriously injured, in the head and chest, after Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) opened their gunfire at them at the entrance of al-Jalazon refugee camp near Ramallah, Thursday evening.
The Palestinian health ministry revealed, in a brief statement, that the injured young men were transferred to hospital operation rooms.
Local source said that the wounded are 18-19 years old and that the IOF soldiers deliberately targeted them.
The Israeli army claimed, in a statement, that the shooting targeted a group of Palestinians who threw Molotov cocktails at Beit El settlement.
The IOF shooting led to the death of a minor and injuries among others, the statement added .
Source :PNN
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