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Palestinian Teen Killed by IDF Fire Near Nablus, Army Cites Stone-Throwing Threat

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Palestinian sources reported that a 14-year-old boy, Muataz Iyad Daglas, was killed by IDF fire in the village of Burqa near Nablus. The Israeli military stated that soldiers fired at individuals they identified as terrorists intending to throw stones at Israeli vehicles on a nearby highway, and that hits were confirmed.

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  • A 14-year-old Palestinian boy, Muataz Iyad Daglas, was killed by IDF fire near Nablus.
  • The IDF stated soldiers fired at individuals identified as terrorists intending to throw stones.
  • The incident occurred during an operation to prevent stone-throwing and terror attacks.
  • The military confirmed that their fire resulted in identified hits.
Palestinian Teen Killed by IDF Fire Near Nablus, Army Cites Stone-Throwing Threat
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Palestinian reports indicate that 14-year-old Muataz Iyad Daglas was killed by Israeli military fire in the village of Burqa, northwest of Nablus. The IDF stated that during an operational activity aimed at preventing stone-throwing and terror incidents on the outskirts of the village, soldiers identified "terrorists" intending to hurl stones at a highway used by Israeli vehicles. The military added that forces "responded with fire to remove the threat and hits were identified."

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