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Mohammad Yousef Hasan Manasra. Published by IMEMC News
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by IMEMC News
Dec 5, 2023

On Tuesday morning, Israeli soldiers killed a young Palestinian man and abducted his brother from their home in the Qalandia refugee camp, north of occupied Jerusalem, in the West Bank.

The Palestinian Health Ministry said the army killed Mohammad Yousef Hasan Manasra, 25, and abducted his brother.

The Health Ministry stated that Manasra’s body was severely mutilated when the soldiers wired and detonated the home’s main door just as he was trying to open it for them.

The soldiers also fired many live rounds, gas bombs, and concussion grenades at many surrounding homes.

On Monday, the soldiers killed a young man, Ali Ibrahim Alqam, 32, after shooting him in the heart after the army invaded the refugee camp.

Besides killing Alqam, the soldiers shot 22 Palestinians with live rounds, including three who suffered critical wounds, four with rubber-coated steel rounds, two sustained shrapnel injuries, and three sustained injuries as a result of assault by occupation soldiers.

On Monday evening, Israeli forces killed two Palestinian young men, Anas Ismail Al-Froukh, 23, and Muhammad Saadi Al-Froukh, 22, in the town of Sa’ir, northeast of Hebron, in the southern occupied West Bank.

On Monday morning, undercover Israeli soldiers executed two young Palestinian men, Ala’ Marwan Nazzal, 29, and Anas Yousef Daoud (Qaraqe), 20, in the city of Qalqilia in the northwestern part of the West Bank.

Israeli soldiers and paramilitary colonizers have now killed 468 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank since the beginning of this year, including 260 since October 7.

By Monday night, the number of confirmed slain Palestinians in the ongoing Israeli onslaught on the Gaza Strip, which started sixty days ago, exceeded 16.000, (%70 are women and children,) in addition to more than 42.000 wounded Palestinians, largely women, and children.

On its part, the Israeli army announced Tuesday the death of one commander and two soldiers and the serious injury of four soldiers Monday night in Gaza, bringing the number of soldiers killed since October 7 to 401.