Israeli soldiers shoot two women and a girl in the face in West Bank
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Israeli soldiers opened fire on a vehicle in the West Bank town of Kermel, wounding two Palestinian women and a 14-year-old girl in the face. The shooting occurred as the women were returning from a wedding, according to the Palestinian news agency WAFA. Kermel Mayor Qassem Abu Arram said the soldiers fired without warning.
Key Facts
- Israeli soldiers shot two Palestinian women and a 14-year-old girl in the face in Kermel, West Bank, according to WAFA.
- The wounded were identified as Sena Abu Arram, 58, Lana al-Harwash, 14, and Dua al-Harwash, 30.
- Kermel Mayor Qassem Abu Arram said the soldiers opened fire without warning as the women returned from a wedding.
- The mayor stated that his wife and the girl were shot in the face and their wounds are serious.
The Shooting
Israeli soldiers raided the town of Kermel and positioned themselves around the area and on roads, according to WAFA. They opened fire on passing vehicles, hitting a car carrying two women and a girl. The women were returning from a wedding when the soldiers fired without warning, Kermel Mayor Qassem Abu Arram told WAFA.
The Victims
Sena Abu Arram, 58, and Lana al-Harwash, 14, were shot in the face. Dua al-Harwash, 30, was hit in the face by shrapnel. Mayor Abu Arram, husband of Sena Abu Arram, described the wounds as very serious.
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Israeli soldiers shoot two women and a girl in the face in West Bank
