Terrorists throw Molotov cocktail at IDF post, suspect shot
A 16-year-old terrorist was shot, according to the Palestinian health ministry.
A terrorist launched Molotov cocktails at IDF soldiers close to the Al-Arroub Camp earlier this evening, according to the IDF.
The soldiers launched live fire in response, where a suspect was hit.
Terrorists hurled Molotov cocktails at IDF soldiers in a military post adjacent to the Al-Arroub Camp earlier this evening. The soldiers responded with riot dispersal means and live fire. A hit was identified.
— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) September 9, 2023
The suspect that was shot
The Palestinian Health Ministry has claimed that a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed by IDF soldiers. It is believed that the 16-year-old was the suspect shot by the IDF in the Al-Arroub camp, although this has not been confirmed by official sources.
Palestinian Quds Media put out the following about the alleged victim: "The dream of the boy Milad Al-Rai was to be a football player, and to visit the Madrid stadium to watch a match there, but the occupation killed him this evening in the Al-Arroub camp, and killed his dreams."
كان حلم الفتى ميلاد الراعي أن يكون لاعب كرة قدم، وأن يزور ملعب مدريد ليشاهد مباراة هناك، لكن الاحتلال قتله مساء اليوم في مخيم العروب، وقتل أحلامه. pic.twitter.com/chwR27GBTm
— شبكة قدس الإخبارية (@qudsn) September 9, 2023
About the Arroub camp
UNRWA describes the camp as follows: "Arroub camp is located in the southern part of the West Bank between Bethlehem and Hebron. It is situated mainly within Area B, although the section along Road 60 falls within Area C. An Israeli military watchtower is located immediately outside the camp. Arroub camp has one of the highest numbers of Israeli military incursions of all refugee camps in the West Bank."
"Clashes are frequent, as is the use of tear gas, sound bombs and plastic-coated metal bullets by the Israeli military. A 17-year-old Palestine refugee was killed on 17 May 2021 amid heightened clashes in the occupied West Bank linked to the threatened displacement of eight Palestine refugee families in Sheikh Jarrah and Israeli military incursions into the Haram al-Sharif compound."
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