The preliminary results of the autopsy of the body of the martyr Sanad Al-Harbed, 27, from the city of Rahat in the Negev, inside the 1948 territories, showed that a member of the “undercover” unit in the Israeli police fired a bullet at him in the back and another in the back, which led to his death, and this is evidence that he did not pose a danger. On the policeman who killed him.
According to the autopsy results published yesterday evening, Wednesday, it clearly indicates that the policeman deliberately executed El-Herbed, a father of four children, and did not pose any danger to him.
Yesterday, large crowds of our people buried the body of the martyr to his final resting place in his city.
Today, the general strike took place in Rahat, in protest against the martyrdom of Al-Harbid, in response to the decision of the municipality of Rahat and the Higher Steering Committee of the Arabs of the Negev, emanating from the Higher Follow-up Committee for the Arab masses.
The Israeli police had closed this morning Street No. 264 from Beit Kama Junction to Mishmar Hanegev Junction, during the martyr's funeral.
The killing of the young Harbid sparked an angry reaction among Palestinians inside the lands of the year 1948, and the head of the local council in Rahat, Sheikh Fayez Abu Suhaiban, said: A person was killed by the Israeli police amid an arrest operation that requires explanations, and there is an urgent need for a thorough investigation.
The Higher Steering Committee of the Arabs of the Negev called for the formation of an independent investigation committee to find out the circumstances of the martyrdom of the young Harbed, and to prosecute those responsible and affirmed its refusal to deal with the Arab community with a hostile mentality.
Jerusalem24 – The preliminary results of the autopsy of slain Sanad Al-Harbed, from the city of Rahat in the Negev, showed that a member of the “undercover” unit in the Israeli police fired two bullets at him in the back, leading to his death.
The 27-year-old father of three was killed during an Israeli police operation two days ago in the town of Rahat, in the Negev. The Israeli police stated that during an arrest operation in Rahat they were fired upon, and responded in kind – Killing Al-Harbed. Eyewitnesses reported that he was unarmed when he was killed. The autopsy’s report also contradicts the Israeli police’s initial statement.
The results published yesterday evening, Wednesday, indicate that Al-Harbed had his back turned to the Israeli policemen.
Large crowds of Palestinians participated in Al-Harbed’s funeral procession, burying him in the Rahat. Meanwhile, the Israeli police closed down Street No. 264 from Beit Kama Junction to Mishmar Hanegev Junction during the funeral. Keeping many people from arriving in the city to participate.
Sanad Salem al-Harbed, 27, a father of three children, was shot dead by Israeli police in Rahat, southern Israel.
Yesterday also saw the town of Rahat observing a general strike, as commercial shops closed down, mourning for the death of Al-Harbed.
The killing of the Al-Harbed sparked an angry reaction among Palestinians in Israel. The head of the local council in Rahat, Sheikh Fayez Abu Suhaiban that, “a person was killed by the Israeli police amid an arrest operation that requires explanations, and there is an urgent need for a thorough investigation.”
The Higher Steering Committee of the Arabs of the Negev called for the formation of an independent investigation committee to find out the circumstances of Al-Harbed’s killing. To prosecute those responsible and affirm Arab refusal of being dealt with in a hostile manner.
Ramallah based journalist, Mohammad graduated from Al-Quds University with a B.A. in Media and Television. He has covered the 2015 Jerusalem Intifada as well as the Great March of Return for international media outlets. currently an editor/presenter at Jerusalem24. A UN alumni and a follower of global events and politics, especially American affairs.
