Palestinian Presidency Condemns Murdering of Child by Israeli Army Near Naples

Nabil Abu Rudinah, a spokesman for the Palestinian presidency condemned the new crime committed by the Israeli Army at Adoula village south to Naples in the West Bank.

The  Israeli army murdered in cold blood a Palestinian child Saeed Youssef Mohamed Audah.

The Palestinian official said that the government of the Israeli occupation insists on committing the same policies of murdering and field executions along with collective penalties against the Palestinian people and their properties in the West Bank.

He affirmed that those policies contradict legitimacy and international humanitarian laws.

He called the international community and its institutions, such as the United Nations (UN) Security Council to provide international protection to enable the Palestinians to get rid of persecution of the occupation Israeli government and its ongoing illegal behaviors like seizing houses of the Palestinians at Sheikh Jarrah District in East Jerusalem.

Abu Rudinah accuses Israel of continuing abuses of Islamic and Christian holy places in the Holy City.

He stressed the importance of stopping the Israeli arrogance, the daily killing, and the unrated of international legitimacy.

He asks for achieving justice in Palestinian affairs by establishing an independent state which becomes a necessity for peace and stability in the world.

On the other hand, two Palestinians injured and two others were arrested yesterday, Wednesday during the Israeli aggression on the sitting-in Palestinians at Sheikh Jarrah.

Eyewitnesses said that the Israeli troops stormed the house of the Al-Kurd family and assaulted the inhabitants.

The invading forces hurled a tear gas canister toward the residents of the house which is threatened to be evacuated for the benefit of the hardliner Jewish settlers.

The settlers gathered and chanted racist, anti-Arabs slogans that call for killing the Arabs.

They enticed others to assault the local Arabs in the holy city and clear Sheikh   Jarrah of its Arab inhabitants.

An Israeli court told the Arabs to reach an understanding with the settlers ahead of confiscating their properties.