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Israel/ Palestine

Israeli Snipers and other Forces have killed 16 Palestinian children since start of 2019

Middle East Monitor 07/25/2019

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Israeli occupation forces have killed 16 Palestinian children in the occupied West Bank and besieged Gaza Strip since the start of 2019, Defence for Children International-Palestine (DCIP) said yesterday.

In a report, the rights group said 12 children were killed in Gaza and four in the occupied West Bank.

It accused the Israeli occupation forces of “using excessive force and explosive live ammunition against children aiming to kill or permanently maim them.”

Israeli occupation forces, the DCIP report said, continue killing and maiming Palestinian children because of the lack of accountability, as well as the protection provided by the Israeli government.

DCIP, which is part of the coalition of the international defence movement for children, called on the UN secretary-general to include Israel in his annual report on children and armed struggle due to its “flagrant violations against children”.

Via Middle East Monitor

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Bonus video added by Juan Cole:

AP Archive from January: “Funeral for Palestinian boy killed in Gaza protest”

Filed Under: Israel/ Palestine

About the Author

Middle East Monitor is a not-for-profit press monitoring organization, founded on 1 July 2009, and based in London. Journalists who have written for it include Amelia Smith, Diana Alghoul, Ben White, Jehan Alfarra and Jessica Purkiss. The editorial line straddles the British left and the British Muslim religious Right.

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