Jerusalem Governorate: The woman who was shot at the Qalandiya checkpoint is a person with a disability
Jerusalem - Afaq News - Israeli occupation forces opened fire early this Sunday on the Jerusalemite Nahed Tartir (55 years old), from the town of Kafr Aqab, who holds a disability card, while she was heading through the Qalandiya military checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem, after she entered on foot in the lane designated for vehicles, which led to her injury.
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Jerusalem - Afaq News - Israeli occupation forces opened fire early this Sunday on the Jerusalemite Nahed Tartir (55 years old), from the town of Kafr Aqab, who holds a disability card, while she was heading through the Qalandiya military checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem. This occurred after she entered on foot through the lane designated for vehicles, which resulted in her injury, while her condition was described as stable.
This incident comes amid a recurrence of shooting incidents against citizens at military checkpoints surrounding the city of Jerusalem, reflecting a policy of 'a loose hand on the trigger,' in light of the instructions from extremist occupation leaders that open the door to the use of live ammunition in cases of suspicion, threatening the lives of citizens and making the checkpoints permanent danger points for Jerusalemites.
Source: Ma'an News Agency
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