The victim, Nadeem Nawara, 17, was one of two teenagers shot and killed on May 15 during a protest that descended into clashes in Beitunia, near Israel’s Ofer Prison. It occurred on Nakba Day, an annual commemoration of what Palestinians call “the catastrophe” suffered by their community in 1948, when hundreds of thousands fled or were driven from their homes by Zionist Jew terrorists massacring and ethnically cleansing their way to statehood.
Not surprisingly Israel has only charged the officer from its border police force with manslaughter rather then murder in the shooting of the Palestinian teenager at a protest in the West Bank last May. The boy’s father and an Israeli architect who helped reconstruct the killing based on video evidence argue that the officer should be indicted on a murder charge instead as it is clearly premeditated murder at that. This killer deserves life in prison. Period.
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