Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: [nottata tranquilla] Sette volontari elettorali arrestati

Da Arutz Sheva:
7 Arrests Made During the Night 
 07:30 Dec 09, '04 / 26 Kislev 5765
(IsraelNN.com) IDF troops operating in Judea and Samaria during the
night arrested seven PA residents suspected of terrorist activities.
Arrests were made in the Ramallah and Bethlehem areas. Suspects in
custody include Fatah terrorists.
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                                   Following claims that Israel Defense
Forces soldiers killed an unarmed and wounded Palestinian suspect in the 
West Bank last week, IDF Chief of Staff Moshe Ya'alon called late Monday for 
the army to carefully examine its methods of passing orders to troops in the 
field.
The IDF is investigating charges that soldiers who killed a wanted Islamic 
Jihad man in the West Bank over the weekend shot him to death while he was 
lying on the ground, wounded and unarmed.
"In some places there seems to be a dulling of the senses, stemming from 
ongoing service in the territories and combat," Ya'alon told Haaretz.
"It is up to us to check ourselves, to closely examine whether orders to 
soldiers are lucid and clear, and not too fuzzy, and whether we are sending 
mixed messages to combat units," he added.
The soldiers in the "Shayetet 13" naval commando unit involved in the 
incident have been suspended from active duty in the territories pending the 
conclusion of the investigation.
Military sources said an initial investigation has determined the troops 
made several mistakes, but that there was no "execution," as the B'Tselem 
human rights group described the shooting in a report released Monday.
            The initial IDF findings, which came about as the result of an
internal military report, prompted GOC Central Command Moshe Kaplinski to
appoint an external investigation committee Monday to further examine the
incident.
            Mahmud Abd a-Rahman Hamdan Kamil was killed by IDF troops in the
village of Raba, south of Jenin, before dawn Friday. Security forces said
Kamil had been involved in suicide bombings and shooting attacks, Israel
Radio reported at the time of the incident.
            At least part of the shooting was filmed by a drone, and the
footage is expected to help the IDF with its investigation.
            The IDF said at the time of the shooting that troops surrounded
the house where Kamil, 27, was staying, and instructed everyone inside to
come out. The army said Kamil was armed with a pistol and that troops shot
him when he tried to escape.
            But B'Tselem said there is "serious suspicion" that Kamil was
unarmed and wounded when he was shot to death.
            According to the testimony of two Palestinian witnesses that was
collected by B'Tselem, when Kamil was killed, his weapon had already been
taken away from him and he was lying wounded on the ground after having been
hit by an initial round of shots. The witnesses - Tayil Muhammad al-Bazur,
45, in whose house Kamil was staying, and Suleiman Qasrawi, a neighbor -
also said soldiers threatened them at gunpoint and forced them to carry
Kamil and search his body.
            Al-Bazur said Kamil tried to escape from the house before
soldiers shot him. After the troops told al-Bazur to "drag" Kamil over to
them, Qasrawi came to the scene and found a pistol in Kamil's pocket,
al-Bazur said. Qasrawi handed over the pistol to the soldiers.
            Al-Bazur said he spoke to Kamil while the Jihad suspect was
lying on the ground, and that Kamil was conscious and asking for medical
help at the time.
            "Mahmud had been wounded lightly in the neck, and was not
bleeding much," al-Bazur said about Kamil's condition after the first round
of shots. "The blood came from the back of his head, and he spoke in a
normal way to Suleiman and me."
            A few minutes later, the soldiers shot Kamil a second time,
al-Bazur said.
            "The soldiers told Suleiman to leave, and Suleiman did," said
al-Bazur. "I walked away with the soldiers' guns aimed at me. I walked about
20-30 meters and then heard four or five shots. When I looked, I saw
Mahmud's body jump up a bit... I went over to Mahmud and saw that he was
dead. He had been hit in the head, and blood was splattered on the ground."
            The IDF investigation will focus on whether the troops shot
Kamil to death after he had already been wounded and on whether the soldiers
sent the two Palestinian residents to examine Kamil after he had been
wounded, in violation of military directives and a High Court of Justice
ruling. Sending the Palestinians to check on Kamil would fall under the
"neighbor practice," also known as the use of human shields, which the High
Court banned a year and a half ago because it potentially endangers innocent
bystanders.
            The army's initial investigation indicates that Kamil may have
been killed in the first round of shots, despite the testimony to the
contrary, and that troops shot again because IDF lookouts noticed what they
thought was a suspicious movement.
            The incident comes a short time after an IDF company commander
was heard on tape admitting to having "confirmed the kill" of a 13-year-old
Palestinian girl in the Gaza Strip. The commander was indicted last month on
five counts in connection with the October shooting of Iman Alhamas.
            GOC Central Command Moshe Kaplinski appointed an investigation
committee to probe charges that IDF troops shot and killed a wounded,
unarmed Palestinian suspect last week.
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