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Braving the threat of Israeli live fire, an exhausted medic evacuates a wounded child in Gaza's Great March of Return.
So, who would harm them?Braving the threat of Israeli live fire, an exhausted medic evacuates a wounded child in Gaza's Great March of Return.
Why was the child put in harm's way by Palestinian adults who should know better?
So, who would harm them?Braving the threat of Israeli live fire, an exhausted medic evacuates a wounded child in Gaza's Great March of Return.
Why was the child put in harm's way by Palestinian adults who should know better?
So, who would harm them?Braving the threat of Israeli live fire, an exhausted medic evacuates a wounded child in Gaza's Great March of Return.
Why was the child put in harm's way by Palestinian adults who should know better?
Actually, if you look at Said Khatib's twitter feed, he has several photos of this "medic" carrying several young boys, all apparently unconscious or sleeping or faking something, with no actual injuries. I suppose it could be tear gas inhalation.
Other photographs show a number of young boys in VERY close proximity to the security fence, mixed in with others, including those appearing to threaten or provoke Israeli soldiers not far away. There are also many photographs of various attempts at attacks, including stone-throwers.
IOW, in Gaza.Other photographs show a number of young boys in VERY close proximity to the security fence,
So, who would harm them?Braving the threat of Israeli live fire, an exhausted medic evacuates a wounded child in Gaza's Great March of Return.
Why was the child put in harm's way by Palestinian adults who should know better?
Actually, if you look at Said Khatib's twitter feed, he has several photos of this "medic" carrying several young boys, all apparently unconscious or sleeping or faking something, with no actual injuries. I suppose it could be tear gas inhalation.
Other photographs show a number of young boys in VERY close proximity to the security fence, mixed in with others, including those appearing to threaten or provoke Israeli soldiers not far away. There are also many photographs of various attempts at attacks, including stone-throwers.IOW, in Gaza.Other photographs show a number of young boys in VERY close proximity to the security fence,
So, who would harm them?Braving the threat of Israeli live fire, an exhausted medic evacuates a wounded child in Gaza's Great March of Return.
Why was the child put in harm's way by Palestinian adults who should know better?
Actually, if you look at Said Khatib's twitter feed, he has several photos of this "medic" carrying several young boys, all apparently unconscious or sleeping or faking something, with no actual injuries. I suppose it could be tear gas inhalation.
Other photographs show a number of young boys in VERY close proximity to the security fence, mixed in with others, including those appearing to threaten or provoke Israeli soldiers not far away. There are also many photographs of various attempts at attacks, including stone-throwers.IOW, in Gaza.Other photographs show a number of young boys in VERY close proximity to the security fence,
It says in the article that the settlers are working day and night to alter and change the history and character of al-Khalil and Nablus. Nablus is the only ancient city in the West Bank without a Hebrew name. Nablus is the Arabic corruption of the Roman Neapolis. (Arabs can't pronounce the letter P.) In what way are the settlers trying to alter the character of Nablus? Is it by rebuilding Joseph's Tomb that the Arabs have destroyed many times? Hebron is called al-Khalil by the Arabs. Both names mean "Friend" in Hebrew and Arabic, respectively, but it was called Hebron first. In what way are the settlers trying to alter Hebron's history? By allowing both Jews and Arabs to pray at Abraham's Tomb? Before 1967, Arabs forbade the Jews from praying there for 700 years.
Two Palestinian kids wounded by Israeli gunfire in Abu Dis
OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)
Two Palestinian kids suffered bullet injuries on Wednesday evening when the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) stormed Abu Dis town, east of Jerusalem, and attacked citizens.
The Red Crescent said its ambulance crews provided medical assistance to two children under age 15 after they were wounded by live ammunition in Abu Dis.
According to local sources, dozens of citizens suffered from their exposure to tear gas fumes during violent clashes broke out with Israeli soldiers in Abu Dis.
Read more at
Two Palestinian kids wounded by Israeli gunfire in Abu Dis
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center
(COMMENT)OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)
Two Palestinian kids suffered bullet injuries on Wednesday evening when the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) stormed Abu Dis town, east of Jerusalem, and attacked citizens.
The Red Crescent said its ambulance crews provided medical assistance to two children under age 15 after they were wounded by live ammunition in Abu Dis.
According to local sources, dozens of citizens suffered from their exposure to tear gas fumes during violent clashes broke out with Israeli soldiers in Abu Dis.
Read more at
Two Palestinian kids wounded by Israeli gunfire in Abu Dis
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center
RE: Palestine Today
•••→ A Palestinian Fish Story: Two Palestinian kids wounded by Israeli gunfire in Abu Dis
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
I don't have to know anything more about the story, beyond the first sentence here. It certainly does not pass the "Smell Test." It stinks to high heaven.
(COMMENT)OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)
Two Palestinian kids suffered bullet injuries on Wednesday evening when the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) stormed Abu Dis town, east of Jerusalem, and attacked citizens.
The Red Crescent said its ambulance crews provided medical assistance to two children under age 15 after they were wounded by live ammunition in Abu Dis.
According to local sources, dozens of citizens suffered from their exposure to tear gas fumes during violent clashes broke out with Israeli soldiers in Abu Dis.
Read more at
Two Palestinian kids wounded by Israeli gunfire in Abu Dis
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center
Obviously, if this is not → totally a fabricated story → then it must be one that has been manipulated and altered for Arab Palestinian exploitation purposes.
BTW: A "Bean Bag," a "Thumper Slug," and "Rubber Bullets" (while in a class of "live ammunition") are still "LESS THAN-LETHAL AMMUNITION."
Most Respectfully,
R
(COMMENT)I've found this on slightly more reliable news sources. Seems Israeli LEOs made some arrests and were attacked while performing their duties.RE: Palestine Today
•••→ A Palestinian Fish Story: Two Palestinian kids wounded by Israeli gunfire in Abu Dis
⁜→ P F Tinmore, et al,
I don't have to know anything more about the story, beyond the first sentence here. It certainly does not pass the "Smell Test." It stinks to high heaven.
(COMMENT)OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)
Two Palestinian kids suffered bullet injuries on Wednesday evening when the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) stormed Abu Dis town, east of Jerusalem, and attacked citizens.
The Red Crescent said its ambulance crews provided medical assistance to two children under age 15 after they were wounded by live ammunition in Abu Dis.
According to local sources, dozens of citizens suffered from their exposure to tear gas fumes during violent clashes broke out with Israeli soldiers in Abu Dis.
Read more at
Two Palestinian kids wounded by Israeli gunfire in Abu Dis
@Copyright The Palestinian Information Center
Obviously, if this is not → totally a fabricated story → then it must be one that has been manipulated and altered for Arab Palestinian exploitation purposes.
BTW: A "Bean Bag," a "Thumper Slug," and "Rubber Bullets" (while in a class of "live ammunition") are still "LESS THAN-LETHAL AMMUNITION."
Most Respectfully,
R
