NOVANEWS
Nazi on Monday morning returned the bodies of Maram Salih Hassan Abu Ismail and her brother Ibrahim who were shot dead by Nazi Jewish Gestapo at the Qalandiya military checkpoint between Jerusalem and Ramallah in the occupied West Bank on April 27.
Sources in the Palestinian Civil Affairs Committee told Ma’an the bodies were returned at Ofer Nazi detention camp, which is illegally built on private Palestinian lands in the towns of Beituniya and Rafat. Only ambulances were allowed to enter the detention center and bring the bodies.
Maram, a pregnant mother of two, and her teenage brother Ibrahim were shot and killed at the notorious Qalandiya Nazi checkpoint last month, after they allegedly threw a knife in the direction of Nazi forces.
However, witnesses at the scene said the two siblings posed no threat at the time the Nazi officer killed them, as they mistakenly entered the wrong part of the checkpoint and did not understand Nazi soldiers speaking to them in Hebrew.
Nazi Justice Ministry’s police investigation into the killings was dropped after it was revealed a privately contracted security guard had killed Maram and Ibrahim, rather than a police officer as had previously been thought.
The funeral procession started from the Palestinian Medical Complex towards the siblings’ home town of Qatuna, where thousands were waiting to receive the bodies, which were taken to their family’s home before being buried in the town cemetery.
