State of Palestine: Teenage boy shot dead by Israeli forces laid to rest in Rafah

Hundreds of mourners accompanied the 15-year-old Palestinian teenager to his last place of rest in Rafah on Thursday, after Israeli forces shot and killed him during a protest.
Mourners carried the body of Muamen Abu Eyada from his house in Rafah to the cemetery amid a state of anger and sorrow.
She added that the army shouldn’t be targeting protesters in the head.
"If a 16-year-old child made something wrong to the Israeli, they can shoot him in the leg or hand for not being able to go forward, but not target the child in the head and kill him by directing the bullet to the eye," said the aunt of the killed boy, Umm Ayman.
"Israelis have hate in their hearts and they have hate for Islam and Muslims," she continued, adding that "They are occupying my land and I will continue in the resistance."
The teenager was shot dead by an Israeli sniper near the border fence in the south of Gaza during the early hours of Thursday.
According to the Gaza Health Ministry, three more protesters sustained injuries at the demonstration held at the border fence late Wednesday, in protest against the Israeli blockade on the Gaza Strip.