sunnuntai 24. heinäkuuta 2022

ISRAELI OCCUPATION KILLS TWO MEMBERS OF AL-AQSA MARTYRS' BRIGADES IN NABLUS

Early on Sunday July 24th Israel's occupation forces invaded the Old City in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus and besieged the home of the Azizi family, demanding one person - whose name they shouted - to surrender. Who this person was has not been reported. It doesn't appear to have been any of the men who died, as Israeli occupation would have then likely taken the body of the deceased target with them when they withdrew.

The raid was opposed by resistance fighters, and a group of armed men had taken a position in the house. According to one report, a total of seven men were inside during the gunfight that began and culminated in Israeli occupation forces' using several anti-tank missiles to blast a hole in the wall of the old stone building.

If we the report about seven men being inside are to be taken as fact, five of them got out and were not caught. Two were killed - either by the missiles or from live ammunition based on different articles - and in the overall fighting at least 10 and up to 19 people were wounded, 3 of them seriously.

One person was reported as being in a critical condition after being shot in head; this could be a brother (who has Down's Syndrome) of a journalist, who is said to have been also seriously wounded in head in Nablus, but no reports directly connect these persons as being the same.

The killed men were both members of the Fatah-aligned al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade. They were Mohammad Bashar Azizi,  his age given in different sources as from 22 to 25, and Abderrahman Jamal Soboh, whose age in most reports is reported as 28.

Soboh was a former political prisoner and his uncle had been killed by the Israeli occupation forces in 2019.

According to one source, Azizi was shot in chest and Soboh was shot in head. Some of the other reports claim they were killed in the explosions caused by the the anti-tank missiles.

Israeli occupation, which hindered the access of Palestinian ambulance crews, didn't take the men's bodies, which again implies they were not the intended target of the raid.

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