Palestinians say boy, 7, killed in fall after being chased by IDF soldiers

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Home World Palestinians say boy, 7, killed in fall after being chased by IDF soldiers 29-09-2022 03:15 PM Ammon News - The Palestinian Authority health ministry says a 7-year-old Palestinian boy has died after falling from an unspecified height after being chased by soldiers in a town near Bethlehem. The ministry says Rayan Suleiman fell near the Palestinian town of Tuqu’, south of Bethlehem. He was taken to a hospital where his death was declared by medical officials. Army Radio, without citing a source, says the young boy was throwing stones at soldiers in the area. The Israel Defense Forces says it is looking into the incident, but provides no further details.

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Palestinians say boy, 7, killed in fall after being chased by IDF soldiers

29-09-2022 03:15 PM

Ammon News - The Palestinian Authority health ministry says a 7-year-old Palestinian boy has died after falling from an unspecified height after being chased by soldiers in a town near Bethlehem.

The ministry says Rayan Suleiman fell near the Palestinian town of Tuqu’, south of Bethlehem.
He was taken to a hospital where his death was declared by medical officials.

Army Radio, without citing a source, says the young boy was throwing stones at soldiers in the area.

The Israel Defense Forces says it is looking into the incident, but provides no further details.

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