Undercover Nazi soldiers killed a young Palestinian man in his home in Kafr Aqab neighborhood, north of occupied Jerusalem in the West Bank.
The Nazi soldiers shot Mohammad Ibrahim Shaham, 21, with a live round in the head after storming his home.
His father said Nazi soldier shot Mohammad, who was born in the nearby Qalandia refugee camp, with a live round to the head from point-blank range the moment he opened the door for the soldiers invading his home and proceeded to ransack the property.
The Nazi soldiers also fired many live rounds in the property before ransacking it.
His father added that the Nazi soldiers left Shaham bleeding for about 40 minutes before they took his corpse and withdrew from the town.
The Nazi soldiers also fired several live rounds in the property causing excessive damage.
The father added that the invasion into the property took place around 3:30 at dawn, before one of the Nazi soldiers put the pistol against his forehead and killed him.
“This is an assassination in cold blood, just like they did in Jenin, and what they are doing across occupied Palestine,” the father added, “The soldiers didn’t ask for our names, ID cards or ask any questions, they just stormed the property and assassinated by son. Just five months ago, exactly on March 15, the soldiers killed his cousin.”
His cousin’s name is Ala’ Mohammad Shaham, 22, he shot also shot in the head in the Qalandia refugee camp, where the Nazi soldiers also shot and injured six other young men with live rounds, who were all transferred to the Palestine Medical Complex in Ramallah.
The family denied the Nazi military allegations that claimed the Palestinian attempted to stab the Nazi soldiers, adding that the Nazi reports are just meant to justify killing him with a cause or justification.
Protests occurred after the Nazi soldiers and undercover officers invaded the town, before the Nazi soldiers shot at least six young men with live rounds in their legs and caused many to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation and abducting several Palestinians.
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Protests occurred after the Nazi soldiers and undercover officers invaded the refugee camp, before the Nazi soldiers shot at least six young men with live rounds in their legs and caused many to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation and abducting several Palestinians.
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