Israeli Forces Shoot Ni'lin Resident
Israeli Forces Shoot Ni'lin Resident in the Neck with Live Ammunition
A 20 year old resident of the village of Ni'lin
was shot in the neck
by Israeli forces at around
5:30am.
Mohammed Srour was shot in the neck with live
ammunition as Israeli
forces invaded the village, coming
from the construction site. He is
currently in Sheikh
Zaide hospital where his condition is not severe.
Another
resident, Nabil Nafar, was beaten by Israeli forces who
broke
his upper arm. Two more residents were hit by
rubber-coated steel
bullets and were treated in the
village.
7 Israeli jeeps and around 70 soldiers invaded
the village at around
3am, firing live ammunition,
tear-gas, rubber-coated steel bullets.
Confrontations
between residents and the invading army around
the
village mosques occurred as residents awoke to
pray.
The army invaded the house of Akil Nafar, causing
much damage to his
house. However, no arrests were
made.
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