Amnesty.Yes, Israel was right to shoot BACK at Palestinian gunmen who shot at them. And considering Hamas, PIJ, and Fatah claimed 10 of the 11 as their fighters, they weren't random civilians like the Jews you keep trying to justify attacks on (the 11th died from a hear attack when Israel deployed tear gas).
Amnesty, HRW, and B'Tselem would all agree that shooting at an arrest team makes you a valid target. They also all agree that simply being Jewish in the West Bank does not, no matter how much you try and pretend.
A bunch of Jews butchered coming from prayers and you stay silent. Jews shot while driving down the highway and you stay silent. Jews shot at on a Tel Aviv patio and you stay silent. You main complaints are when Israel dares to try and stop terrorists.
I'll listen to them and not the views of a racist like yourself.
Shooting the locals to defend your apartheid rule is not a moral position, basketcase.
Yes, they are using violence to resist a violent apartheid rule.
That is their right, if you want to stop it you need to support a peaceful resolution like I do through BDS.
End the occupation or end apartheid.
Israel/OPT: Jenin bloodshed is a horrifying reminder of the cost of impunity
Responding to the killing of at least nine Palestinians by Israeli forces during a military raid on Jenin refugee camp this morning, Philip Luther, Middle East and North Africa Research and Advocacy Director at Amnesty International, said:
“In the space of just a few hours this morning, Israeli forces killed at least nine people and injured 20 more; blocked ambulances from accessing the wounded; and fired tear gas at a hospital, reportedly causing suffocation injuries to sick children. Medics in Jenin say a child is one of those being treated for gunshot wounds, and Palestinian authorities have confirmed that a 61-year-old woman was among those shot dead.
“For almost a year, Jenin refugee camp has been at the centre of Israel’s escalating military crackdown. Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was shot dead in the camp last May, and its residents continue to be subjected to relentless military raids which amount to collective punishment.For almost a year, Jenin refugee camp has been at the centre of Israel’s escalating military crackdown.
Philip Luther, Middle East and North Africa Research and Advocacy Director
“Meanwhile, Israel continues to enjoy total impunity for the system of apartheid it imposes on Palestinians – a system which is partly maintained through violations like unlawful killings. While Palestinian deaths mount, the international response to Israel’s violations consists of little more than timid condemnation at best, and unconditional support at worst.
“Today’s bloodshed is a reminder of the cost of this shameful inaction – until there is accountability, deadly attacks against Palestinians across the Occupied Palestinian Territories will continue.”
And here is the UN:
“We deplore the Israeli army’s latest violent attack against the Jenin Refugee Camp, and the killing and wounding of Palestinians on Thursday. It shows a dangerous trajectory of violence in the occupied West Bank, continuing the alarming upward trend from 2022,” the experts said.
“None of this violence would occur if Israel were to end its illegal, half-century old occupation immediately and unconditionally as required by international law,” they said.
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