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Man 'shot by undercover Israeli soldiers' near Bethlehem
Published Monday 08/10/2012 (updated) 09/10/2012 17:03
Israeli soldiers pictured firing tear gas.(MaanImages/file)
HEBRON (Ma'an) -- Undercover Israeli soldiers shot and injured a 26-year-old Palestinian man in Beit Jala on Monday, a local official said.

Plain-clothes soldiers shot Sakhr Husain al-Alami, from Beit Ummar, as he traveled to work in Gilo settlement, said Muhammad Awad, the spokesman for the Beit Ummar popular committee.

Al-Alami is in a stable condition at Beit Jala governmental hospital, Awad told Ma'an.
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1 ) Rami / Palestine
09/10/2012 08:09
What's up with those dumb floppy hats that the Israeli soldiers are always wearing?
2 ) ian / australia
09/10/2012 11:40
To call this story light on facts is an understatement. Or maybe there's nothing more to it. Some soldiers shot a Palestinian on his way to work (at a settlement), presumably, as no other reason is given, for fun. That's it. End of story. #1 Perhaps it's a rock camouflage hat. Like a Ghillie suit. He lies down. Keeps very still. Then jumps up and shoots someone.
3 ) Craig / Italy
09/10/2012 17:21
#1 You should see what the Israeli women wear when they go to work in Tel-Aviv on their motorcycles.
4 ) R / Palestine
10/10/2012 17:41
Ian - too true. on both fronts
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