’Israel’ Martyrs Three Palestinians
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The brother of a Palestinian teen who was martyred in unclear circumstances in October was among three Palestinians, martyred by "Israeli" fire on Friday.
Their martyrdom is the latest in almost three months of near-daily Palestinian resistance operations against"Israeli" occupiers.
The Palestinian Health Ministry said Oday Ersheid, 22, was martyred by live fire in al-Khalil. His sister Dania was martyred in October in a case cited by Amnesty International as a possible extrajudicial killing.
The father of Oday, Jihad Ersheid, told local media after identifying his son's body: "I say to all the people, don't cry" calling them to "pray, fast and instead of crying, cry over our situation. The martyr is with God."
Consequently, hundreds of mourners gathered Friday to bury Ersheid next to his 17-year-old sister, Dania, who was martyred in October after "Israeli" police claimed that she had pulled out a knife and screamed at the occupation troops, who opened fire.
For its part, Amnesty, citing unidentified witnesses, said she was shot as she raised her hands during a security check, yelling at border police that she did not have a knife.
Also Friday, the enemy's military said troops shot and martyred a Palestinian man who attempted to ram his car into "Israeli" security forces near al-Khalil. The Palestinian Health Ministry identified him as Issa Hroub, 55, from the nearby village of Deir Samet.
In parallel, a third Palestinian was martyred on the same day in clashes with "Israeli" troops on the border fence between the Gaza Strip and the occupied territories, according to Gaza health officials. The Palestinian Health Ministry identified him as Sami Madi, in his 30s.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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