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(BBC News) Muhammad al-Faramawi, 15, was said to have been killed in clashes on Tuesday near Rafah in Gaza, but Israel denied involvement. He returned home on Friday after having been arrested by Egyptian security forces for trying to sneak into Egypt via smuggler tunnels. Dr. Muawiya Hassanein of Gaza's health ministry announced on Tuesday that Faramawi had been killed. He said the boy had been left "bleeding for hours" before a medical team was allowed to collect his body. 2010-04-06 10:59:52Full Article
Palestinian Teen Confirmed by Gaza Health Ministry as "Killed by IDF" Returns Home Alive
(BBC News) Muhammad al-Faramawi, 15, was said to have been killed in clashes on Tuesday near Rafah in Gaza, but Israel denied involvement. He returned home on Friday after having been arrested by Egyptian security forces for trying to sneak into Egypt via smuggler tunnels. Dr. Muawiya Hassanein of Gaza's health ministry announced on Tuesday that Faramawi had been killed. He said the boy had been left "bleeding for hours" before a medical team was allowed to collect his body. 2010-04-06 10:59:52Full Article
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