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Palestinians as targets through the crosshairs of a gun.
More than
16,000 Israelis have joined a Facebook page that calls for the murder of a Palestinian every hour until three missing Israeli settler teens are located.
The page is titled “Until the boys are back, every hour we shoot a terrorist.”
(If it is a matter of killing terrorists, why the Zionists don’t head to Daesh Land in north Iraq?)
The page was launched as the Israeli army continued violent raids, curfews and closures across the occupied West Bank and shot dead Ahmad Sabarin, a Palestinian youth.
The Israeli newspaper Maariv reported on its website that within hours of its creation, a Facebook page calling for the hourly assassination of Palestinian “terrorists” had reached 10,000 likes.
A photo of Bilal Bawatneh, center, that has circulated on social media taken before he was killed by Israeli settlers on a hike in the Jordan Valley.
A Palestinian man was killed in a car-ramming attack on Friday as he was hiking with friends in the northern Jordan Valley in the occupied West Bank.
Fifty-two year-old Bilal Bawatneh, along with a group of Palestinians from around the West Bank, were hiking on Friday morning on a trail between the Ein al-Beida and Bardala villages in the northern Jordan Valley, east of Tubas city.
Known for its sprawling mountains, which bloom and flourish in the winter time, the Jordan Valley attracts many hikers and visitors from across Palestine during this time of year.
Antiwar.com Original
On 21 January, 2021, a six-year-old Palestinian boy and his three-year-old brother were wounded after a group of masked Israelis attacked their family’s car outside the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah. While the six-year old boy sustained injuries to his face after being hit with a rock, his younger brother was cut by broken glass.
Alaa Sawfta, the father of the injured boys, told
Middle East Eye that he believes the attack on his family was not a coincidence, but part of a coordinated effort from settlers in the West Bank against Palestinians, adding: We have been seeing attacks like these happening