(25 Nov 2024)
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Yabad, West Bank – 25 November 2024
1. Various of mourners marching during funeral procession of Mohammed Hamarsheh, 13, and Ahmad Zayd, 20, in the West Bank town of Yabad
2. Mourners carrying two bodies and marching, UPSOUND (Arabic): "God is great"
3. Wide of funeral, UPSOUND (Arabic): "Martyrs are beloved of God"
4. Close of mourners carrying body and chanting, UPSOUND (Arabic): "Death is better than humiliation. God is great"
5. Various of funeral
6. Mourners carrying body of deceased, UPSOUND (Arabic): "There is no God but Allah"
7. Mourners marching in funeral
8. Various of mourners carrying two bodies and chanting, UPSOUND (Arabic): "Martyrs are beloved of God" and "God is great"
STORYLINE:
Hundreds of mourners gathered Monday in the West Bank town of Yabad, near Jenin, to mourn two Palestinian men.
The Palestinian Health Ministry says Israeli forces killed two people, including a 13-year-old, in the occupied West Bank.
The Israeli military said the two had thrown explosives at forces overnight near the Palestinian town of Yabad and that the forces had responded by opening fire.
The Health Ministry identified the two as Mohammed Hamarsheh, 13, and Ahmad Zayd, 20. It did not disclose details about the circumstances behind their deaths.
It was the latest bloodshed in the West Bank, which has faced a surge of violence throughout the 13-month war in Gaza.
The Health Ministry says nearly 800 people have been killed, with more than 160 of them 18 and younger.
Many have been killed in fighting with the Israeli military, but Palestinians throwing rocks and others not involved in confrontations have also been killed.
There has also been an increase in Palestinian attacks against Israelis in the West Bank since the war in Gaza began.
AP Video shot by Aref Tufaha
Production by Jalal Bwaitel
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