Wie heeft gelijk? De versie van het PCHR geeft geen enkel bewijs voor de bewering dat de gedode Palestijnen burgers zijn, en stelt slechts dat:
In the past three days, Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) have escalated their war crimes in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT). The latest of such crimes committed by IOF were the killing of two Palestinian civilians in the West Bank and air strikes against targets in the Gaza Strip.
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Abu Hamda stated that the nature of the wounds sustained by the two Palestinians, their clothes and what he saw with the soldier indicate that they were working in their land.
Men beperkt zich verder voornamelijk tot het beschrijven van de kogelwonden van de Palestijnen, maar dat zegt niks over de reden waarom ze zijn doodgeschoten. Voor het PCHR is zo'n verklaring natuurlijk ook niet nodig, want Israel is er per definitie op uit om zoveel mogelijk onschuldige Palestijnen te doden...
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De IDF verklaring:
2 Palestinans killed after attempt to stab soldier
IDF Spokesperson 21 March 2010 , 13:44
During a routine patrol carried out by IDF forces southeast of Nablus, two Palestinians tried to stab a soldier. The forces opened fire in response, killing both terrorists. No soldiers were hurt and the circumstances of the incident are currently under investigation.
Meanwhile, the disturbances have continued in Judea and Samaria as hundreds of Palestinians clashed on Sunday (Mar. 21) with security forces in Gush Etzion. Palestinians hurled rocks at security forces who were forced to respond with riot dispersal means.
IDF Spokesperson 21 March 2010 , 13:44
During a routine patrol carried out by IDF forces southeast of Nablus, two Palestinians tried to stab a soldier. The forces opened fire in response, killing both terrorists. No soldiers were hurt and the circumstances of the incident are currently under investigation.
Meanwhile, the disturbances have continued in Judea and Samaria as hundreds of Palestinians clashed on Sunday (Mar. 21) with security forces in Gush Etzion. Palestinians hurled rocks at security forces who were forced to respond with riot dispersal means.
De PCHR verklaring:
PCHR / Palestinian Centre for Human Rights
Press Release
Ref: 19/2010
Date: 22 March 2010
Time: 08:30 GMT
PCHR Condemns Israeli Escalation in the OPT; IOF Kill Two Civilians in West Bank and Launch Air Strikes in the Gaza Strip
In the past three days, Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) have escalated their war crimes in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT). The latest of such crimes committed by IOF were the killing of two Palestinian civilians in the West Bank and air strikes against targets in the Gaza Strip. The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) condemns this escalation and renews its call upon the international community to bring to trial Israeli political and military leaders who are allegedly responsible for war crimes.
In the West Bank, IOF killed two Palestinian civilians from 'Awarta village, southeast of Nablus. Less than 24 hours earlier, IOF killed two Palestinian civilians, including a child, in cold blood in Iraq Bourin village, south of Nablus.
According to investigations conducted by PCHR, at approximately 12:05 on Sunday, 21 March 2010, the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) in Nablus was informed by the Israeli Military Liaison that there were two bodies belonging to Palestinians who were killed by Israeli troops near 'Awarta village, southeast of Nablus. A PRCS ambulance drove to the reported scene. Ahmed Jebril, the driver, and Jamal Husni Abu Hamda, a paramedic, were in the ambulance. A vehicle belonging to the Israeli Military Liaison was waiting near Hawara checkpoint at the southern entrance of Nablus to lead the ambulance to the scene where the bodies were. The ambulance followed the military vehicle that drove towards the east of 'Awarta village on 'Aqraba - Yanoun road. The military vehicle stopped near an area of land planted with olives, approximately seven kilometers far from the village. As the ambulance arrived, Jebril and Abu Hamda saw two bodies. The bodies were near the two edges of the road and there was a distance of 10-15 meters between them. They were covered with blankets which are used by the IOF. Israeli soldiers who were in the scene allowed the paramedics to check the two bodies. There were several wounds throughout the two bodies. Abu Hamda saw two small hoes and a Pepsi Cola in a plastic sac with one of the soldiers. The two bodies were carried to the ambulance that drove to 'Awarta commercial checkpoint to return to Nablus. Residents of 'Awarta village who gathered near the checkpoint identified the two victims as: Mohammed Faisal Mahmoud Qawariq, 20; and Salah Mohammed Kamel Qawariq, 19, both from 'Awarta village.
The two bodies were transferred to Rafidya Hospital in Nablus. Dr. Abdul Karim Hashash, who examined the bodies, told a PCHR fieldworker that Mohammed Qawariq was hit by four bullets to the chest (with entrances and exits), one to the bottom of the abdomen and two ones to the left thigh and leg. He also sustained fractures and burns in the left leg. This indicates that he was shot from a close range. Salah Qawarir was hit by a bullet that entered the chest and exited the back, another one to the right arm (with a entrance and an exit) and a third one that entered the back and exited the top of the chest. Abu Hamda stated that the nature of the wounds sustained by the two Palestinians, their clothes and what he saw with the soldier indicate that they were working in their land.
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