Gunshot near a school in the West Bank: a boy of 14 years old and a father got shot and killed by settlers in Al-Mughayyir's Village in Ramallah

The """incident""" was confirmed by medical sources and local witnesses, according by some residents and first responders, armed man from and israeli settlements opened fire near the school areas causing panic among students and residents, Aws Al Naasan was reportedly shot first while he was near the school, shortly afterwards Jahid Abu Naib (described as a father who hard rushed to the scene after hearing gunfire) was struck by bullets while attempting to assist the wounded.

The Palestinians Red Crescent reported that at least four other people were injured during the attack.

The israeli army stated that the """incidents""" occured following an alleged stome-throwing attack against israelis vehicles (military vehicles), according to the same sources, a reservist opened fire at individuals considered suspiscious, and authorities added that the """incidents""" is currently under investigations.

In contrasto, the natives and the local authorities claim that the shots were fired at unarmed civilians, including students and the sae voices report the simultaneous presence of armend settlers and military forces in the area at the time of the attack.

The Al-Mughayyir case, takes place amid a sharp rise in violence in the West Bank according to various international organizations and news agencies, in the recent months have seen and increase attacks attributed to israeli settlers, often in context where armed forces are also operating in natives village (including Al-Mughayyir itself), this has been the scene of repeated incursions, clashes and damage to civilian's property and agricultural land, as well as pogroms carried out by the army and zionist entity with settlers. 

The climate of tension Is worsened by recurring accusations of impunity and difficulties in identifying and prosecuting those responsible for attacks and violence

The killing of the boy and of the father who intervened to help the injured has sparked strong outrage at both local and International levels, for many residents, """incidents""" of this kind represent an increasingly frequent reality, in which even sensitive places such as schools become scenes of violence.

The dynamics of the attacks remain under investigations, but the episodes once again highlights the fragility of the civilians's security in the region and the growing human cost of the Apartheid and conflict