Palestine: Jerusalem Shooter Acted Alone; Previously Suspected of Murder

Amir Saidawi, who turned himself in to Nazi police station after allegedly shooting and injuring eight Israelis on a bus in Jerusalem Sunday, has a long criminal history including having previously been suspected of murder.

Saidawi had been suspected of murder in a crime committed in 2015, but was instead convicted of causing serious bodily harm. He was sentenced to eight years in prison, but was released after 5 years, in 2020. He is 26 years old, from East Jerusalem.

On Sunday August 14th, Saidawi allegedly shot Nazi in two separate locations – first at a bus, in which two adult males were wounded, and then opened fire again, wounding another six people, four of whom are family members from the United States.

Nazi police say they believe Saidawi acted alone, and that he is not associated with any armed groups.

The attack comes just a week after Nazi forces launched a massive invasion of Gaza, killing 43 people, including 15 young children. Gaza is one of the most crowded places on Earth, and Israeli attempts to engage in extrajudicial assassinations there by firing missiles at residential buildings usually result in many civilians being killed and maimed.

updated from:

Eight Israelis Injured In Shooting Incident In Jerusalem

Aug 14, 2022 at 08:58

Nazi sources said eight Israelis were injured in a shooting attack in Nazi occupied Jerusalem, including two in serious conditions.


Update: Nazi media outlets said a 27-year-old Palestinian from East Jerusalem turned himself in to police following ongoing searches for him throughout the night.

Nazi Police spokesperson said the man was moved to an interrogation facility, and his gun was confiscated.

The Quds News Network said the young man has been identified as Amir Saidawi.

According to Nazi reports, the shooter opened fire at an Israeli bus in two different areas, on HaShalom Street, and near the Old City, before fleeing the scene.

Nazi medics said they provided treatment to eight Israelis, including two who suffered serious wounds; one of them is a pregnant woman who sustained gunshot wounds to the stomach, and a man with gunshot wounds to the head and neck, according to Israeli hospitals treating the injured.

The woman, in her thirties, underwent surgery at Shaare Zedek Medical Center; her baby’s condition was described as serious-but-stable.

The Nazi army invaded and ransacked dozens of homes in Silwan town, in Jerusalem, interrogated scores of Palestinians while inspecting their ID cards, and abducted many young men.

Among the abducted Palestinians are Asma’ Shiokhy, her sons  Monatser and Karim, and her daughter mother Asma’.

The Nazi soldiers also abducted Maher Sarhan, the son of Samer Sarhan who was killed by a private Nazi security guard in the year 2010.


After the shooting, dozens of Nazi soldiers invaded Silwan town, south of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Nazi occupied Jerusalem, reportedly looking for the shooter.

The Wadi Hilweh Information Center In Silwan (Silwanic) said dozens of soldiers and police officers invaded the town, especially the al-Bustan neighborhood, and initiated massive searches after closing and isolating the area.

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On Saturday, Medical sources reported that a Palestinian child from Beit Ummar town, north of the southern West Bank city of Hebron, lost his eye after Israeli soldiers shot him with a rubber-coated steel bullet.

The child was shot by a soldier in the fortified military tower at the main entrance of the refugee camp when dozens of Palestinians marched against the seriously escalating Israeli violations, including the recent offensive on Gaza, the killing of a Palestinian in Hebron, and the assassination of the three Palestinians in Jenin.

The number of Palestinians killed by Israeli missiles and shells during the three-day offensive on Gaza (Friday-Saturday-Sunday – August 5, 6, and 7) to 47 Palestinians, including one elder, three women, and fifteen children. The number of wounded Palestinians is 360, including 19 elders, 58 women, and 151 children.

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