6-year-old loses eye to Israeli rubber bullet

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6-year-old loses eye to Israeli rubber bullet

IDF soldiers shot 6-year-old Musab al-Sarahneh in the eye in al-Fawwar refugee camp south of Hebron early last week, his family reported.*The boy lost his right eye after Israeli forces opened fire on the car he was traveling in with rubber-coated steel bullets, according to the family's account.*At the time, last Friday, Musab was sitting in a car holding his mother's hand as they made their way home, his family says.*As they approached the entrance to al-Fawwar refugee camp, an Israeli soldier opened fire at their car out of nowhere, according to Musab's mother. She said that the Israeli soldier who shot Musab was only about 40 meters from their car. Immediately following the incident, Musab noticed blood flowing from right eye, and was taken to the hospital. One of the rubber-coated metal bullets fired by the Israeli soldier hit Musab straight in the eye.

*6-year-old loses eye to Israeli rubber bullet | Maan News Agency

Palestinians in Refugee camps in Occupied Palestine are subjected to constant attacks by Israel.

The goal is to make life as miserable as possible for the inhabitants to pressure the inhabitants to leave.

Children often are the victims, as we see in this story of a young child losing an eye .

Israel occupies the West Bank, they owe an obligation to protect civilians, not shoot children in the eyes and cause this horrible injury like this to a child.







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Poor thing.

That sounds painful
 
I am wondering if it was a response to the attack on this 6 year old child.

No difference between this attack and that one, both terror attacks.

Actually, there is one difference, in Palestine Israelis injure and kill Palestinian children with Impunity. But there are consequences when Palestinians injure or kill Israeli illegal settler children.

Discrimination on display!

Apartheid on display!
 
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I am wondering if it was a response to the attack on this 6 year old child.

No difference between this attack and that one, both terror attacks.

Actually, there is one difference, in Palestine Israelis injure and kill Palestinian children with Impunity. But there are consequences when Palestinians injure or kill Israeli illegal settler children.

Discrimination on display!

Apartheid on display!

You - naturally, given your hatred of Israel - assume that the child was deliberately targeted. I do not. For one thing baton rounds are extremely inaccurate.

Palestinian terrorists use children as cover. They fire their rockets into Israel from schools and hospitals. Their intention is to maximise child casulties to fuel propaganda spread by the likes of you.
 
Nobody but Zionists buy that propaganda that every time Israel hurts and kills and steals and maims and imprisons it is the Palestinians fault .

Israeli soldiers and war criminal illegal settlers deliberately steal and maim and injure and kill Palestinians every day.

Why? Because Zionists in Israel live to steal and maim and injure and kill all nonJews in the land.

Ethnic cleansing and killing is the essence of the Zionist Regime.

And human rights groups and NGOs have been documenting the human rights abuses for decades now.
 
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