PFLP: Israel decision to open fire at stone throwers another example of suicide
Palestinian stone throwers
Gaza - Arab Today
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) has said that Israel's decision to authorize police to open fire at stone throwers is yet another example of the organized Israeli terrorism against the Palestinian people.
A PFLP statement said Saturday such decisions are meant to target children and youth in the first place.
Occupation troops with all the artillery they have are helpless in front of children and youth hurling stones in a simple way of countering occupation that is approved by international law, the statement added.
The Palestinian people have no choice but to continue their uprising and confrontation against the terrorism of the Israeli occupation, the PFLP noted.
Source: MENA
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