2 more Palestinian attackers shot dead

Since October 1, Israeli forces or settlers have killed at least 152 Palestinians, including unarmed protesters, bystanders and alleged attackers.

According to the military, the two men got out of their vehicle at the checkpoint and began walking toward the soldiers.

In the Palestinian Authority, anyone convicted of selling land to Jews is subject to capital punishment.

“Straight away I give their pictures and phone numbers to the Preventive Security Force”, Nawi is heard saying in reference to the Palestinian Authority’s counterintelligence arm.

Tension between Palestinians and Israelis has risen in recent months with a series of violent incidents. Nawi said he wanted to “bring down the entire network” of sellers.

Controversial human rights activist Ezra Nawi, who was central to the collapse of Mr Norris’s presidential campaign, was secretly recorded posing as a Jew seeking to buy land from Palestinians with the aim of gathering information for Palestinian counter-intelligence agencies.

“A large number of soldiers came about 2:30 am (0030 GMT), blowing open the locks, breaking into three buildings and banning the university guards from approaching”, Ghassan Khatib, vice president of Birzeit University, told AFP.

The Israeli forces prevented Palestinian journalists and ambulances from reaching al-Halabi house, he said.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wrote on Facebook Friday that the report “unmasked radicals among us, whose hatred for settlements has pushed them over the edge to the point of delivering innocents for torture and execution”. B’Tselem, on the other hand, is considered one of Israel’s leading civil rights organizations, and receives financial support from the governments of Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom, as well as the European Union and the New Israel Fund. Palestinians say the Tel Aviv regime is seeking to change the status quo of the al-Aqsa mosque, a highly revered place for the Muslims across the world. Ta’ayush, according to the Jerusalem-based group NGO-Monitor, receives some foreign donations but does not disclose its funding.