Israel kills Palestinian worker as he climbed West Bank separation wall

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The Israeli army shot and killed Imad Haroun Ishtayeh, 27, on Sunday near al-Ram in the occupied West Bank as he climbed the separation wall to enter Jerusalem for work. Palestinian health officials stated Ishtayeh died from a severed artery after being shot in the thigh, with local media reporting doctors were unable to save him following surgery.

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The Israeli army on Sunday shot dead a Palestinian worker as he climbed the separation wall in the occupied West Bank in an attempt to enter Jerusalem in search of work. The Palestinian health ministry said Imad Haroun Ishtayeh, 27, was killed after being shot in the thigh, severing a main artery, near the town of al-Ram, north of Jerusalem.

Israel kills Palestinian worker as he climbed West Bank separation wall

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