Palestinian worker shot by IOF soldiers GAZA, (PIC)-- A Palestinian worker collecting gravel east of Gaza city was shot by the Israeli occupation forces and sustained injuries, medical sources said on Monday. Adham Abu Salmiya, the spokesman for medical services, told the PIC that the worker was slightly wounded in the incident. He added that the soldiers fired at a group of workers in Shujaia suburb using machine guns and injured one of them who was hospitalized.
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B'Tselem petitions High Court to order JAG's office to decide in the case of Firas Qasqas, killed three years ago
The incident took place on 2 Dec. 2007 in the village of a-Tira, Ramallah District. Firas Qasqas, a 32-year-old husband and father of three from the village of Batir in Bethlehem District, came to a-Tira with his family to visit relatives. According to information obtained by B'Tselem, that afternoon, Qasqas and two of his brothers-in-law went for a walk in an open area near the houses of the village. Suddenly, they saw a group of soldiers some 500 meters from them. Without warning, the soldiers opened fire at the three men, who were unarmed and had not done anything to endanger the soldiers' lives. A bullet struck Qasqas in the back and exited from his stomach
http://www.btselem.org/English/Firearms/20110207_Qasqas_petition.asp
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