A summary judgment by Israeli soldiers selected Palestinian civilians for execution in Ramallah on March 31, 2002. The bodies of the executed Palestinians were carried out from the rows of Palestinians sitting against the wall. The remaining Palestinians were interrogated to boat the death penalty in front of the wall. To execute the Palestinians en masse, Israeli soldiers were roped off at the rear at gunpoint. He was shot in front of the wall in a summary judgment. Palestinians who escaped execution and survived were taken to concentration camps where they were detained and interrogated and subjected to abuse and massacres.
The Palestinian Interim Authority announced that about 30 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in Ramallah on March 31, 2002. In Ramallah, Palestinians arrested in a sweep of males between the ages of 16 and 45 were executed by separating them into the condemned and the detained through summary executions. The Israeli military declared Ramallah a closed military zone on March 31, excluding all non-Palestinian foreigners, and drew a covert speech control. Foreign news organizations were expelled from their branches and their offices were occupied to impose information control.
In Ramallah, the Israeli army also opened fire on the foreign press from March 29. They shot and killed a 21-year-old Palestinian woman who was carrying her nine-month-old baby boy in her car. Ramallah is a city located in the central West Bank of the Palestinian Authority. It is the capital of the Palestinian Interim Authority and is located 10 km north of Jerusalem. during the Third Middle East War in 1967, Israeli forces occupied the West Bank and Gaza. In 2002, Israeli forces militarily invaded the Palestinian territories and established the separation wall.
Four people were killed and seven seriously injured when two Israeli trucks rear-ended two Palestinian cars in the Palestinian Gaza Strip in December 1987, which had been under siege since 1967. Palestinian youths began throwing stones at Israeli soldiers. At once, the resistance movement spread to Palestinian citizens. The Intifada suggested that the occupation be shaken off in Arabic. Israeli troops killed about 1,000 Palestinians, including young men, by 1993. in September 2000, Israeli troops occupied a Muslim holy site in the Old City of Jerusalem. The second intifada broke out, with Palestinian youths throwing stones, armed groups attacking with small arms and rockets, and the Israeli army shooting and shelling.
