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<h1 class="article-title">13 Palestinians Killed, 374 Kidnapped, In
November</h1>
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<span class="article-details"><span class="article-detail"><img
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alt="author"> Monday December 02, 2013 02:24</span><span
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Saed Bannoura - IMEMC News</span></span> <br>
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[Sunday, December 1, 2013] The Ahrar Center for Detainees Studies and
Human Rights has issued its monthly report revealing that Israel
soldiers shot and killed 13 Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza in
November, while more than 374 Palestinians, including eight women, have
been kidnapped.
<p class="photo"> Ahrar said that, similar to previous months, the
southern West Bank district of Hebron witnessed the largest number of
Israeli violations, while the army also kidnapped 95 Palestinians. The
Center stated that eight Palestinian women, including two teenagers,
were among the kidnapped in Hebron. All kidnapped women, except the two
young women, were released later on. <br>
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In occupied Jerusalem, soldiers kidnapped 85 Palestinians, including a
journalist identified as Mohammad Abu Khdeir, who works for the Al-Quds
daily; he was taken prisoner at the Ben Gurion Airport after concluding
a visit to Egypt. <br>
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In Jenin, the army kidnapped 47 Palestinians, while 45 Palestinians
were kidnapped in Nablus, 34 in Bethlehem, 30 in Ramallah, 18 in
Qalqilia, 10 in Tulkarem, and one Palestinian has been kidnapped in
Jericho. <br>
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Israeli soldiers also kidnapped nine Palestinians in the Gaza Strip,
including three who allegedly tried to cross the border fence.<br>
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The Israeli Navy continued its attacks and assaults against the
Palestinian fishermen in the Gaza Strip, and kidnapped four fishermen
in Palestinian waters after the soldiers opened fire on them and their
boats. <br>
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Soldiers also kidnapped a Palestinian patient from the Gaza Strip after
he headed to the Erez terminal on his way for medical treatment at a
hospital in Jerusalem. Israel granted him a permit to head to
Jerusalem, but the soldiers still took him. Ahrar added that soldiers
also kidnapped a Palestinian from Gaza after he allegedly approached
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In Jerusalem, soldiers kidnapped two Palestinian women, both teachers,
and a young woman was kidnapped at an Israeli military roadblock near
the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem. She is a college student from
Nablus. <br>
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As for Palestinians killed by Israeli military fire in November, Ahrar
said that Israeli soldiers shot and killed 13 Palestinians, including
four from the Gaza Strip. The four killed in Gaza have been identified
as Rabee’ Baraka, 23, Khaled Mohammad Abu Bakra, 35, Mohammad Rashid
Dawoud, 26, and Mohammad Issam Al-Qassam, 23; all were killed after the
army bombarded Gaza on November 1st.<br>
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In the West Bank, detainee Hasan Toraby, 22, from the northern West
Bank city of Nablus, died of cancer at the Al-‘Affoula Hospital after
Israel failed to provide him with the needed medical treatment, and
only moved him to hospital after having a very serious deterioration in
his health condition. <br>
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On the night of November 7, resident Bashir Habaneen, 28, a university
teacher from the northern West Bank city of Jenin, was shot and killed
by soldiers at the Za’tara roadblock, south of the northern West Bank
city of Nablus. <br>
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On the same night, Anas Al-Atrash, 22, from Hebron, was killed at the
Container roadblock, near Bethlehem. On November 26, soldiers
assassinated three Palestinian from the southern West bank city of
Hebron. The three have been identified as Mohammad Nairoukh, Mahmoud
Najjar, and Mousa Fansha.<br>
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On November 28, Mahmoud Awwad, 24, from the central West Bank city of
Ramallah, died of serious injuries he suffered in March. He was shot in
the head and remained in a coma until his death. On the same day, a
Palestinian child identified as Nour Mohammad Affana, 14, died at an
Israeli military roadblock as the soldiers closed the roadblock and
prevented an ambulance, transporting her to a hospital in Bethlehem,
from crossing. <br>
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On November 30, Israeli officers shot and killed Antar Al-Aqdra’, 24,
from Qablan town, as he was working in the Petah Tikva area, north of
historic Palestine. Twelve workers were taken prisoner. <br>
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Furthermore, Ahrar said that Israeli soldiers have escalated their
attacks and assaults against Palestinian political prisoners, forced
several detainees into solitary confinement, and denied family visits
to dozens of detainees. <br>
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Palestinian researcher, former detainee and the head of the Ahrar
Center, Fuad Al-khoffash, said that Israel’s violations, including
deadly attacks and arrests, are ongoing, while Israeli settlers carry
out dozens of attacks, as part of organized assaults against the
Palestinians, their lands and property, in the occupied West Bank, and
occupied Jerusalem
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