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Israeli government files criminal charges against 12 Palestinians for foiling a 2005 massacre [ 07/06/2009 - 09:58 PM ] OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)-- The Israeli occupation government has decided Sunday to file criminal charges against 12 Palestinian citizens in the 1948-occupied Palestinian lands for thwarting a heinous massacre perpetrated by an Israeli soldier against Palestinian passengers in 2005. The soldier, Natan Zadeh, opened fire from his M-16 rifle against Palestinian passengers in the Palestinian town of Shafa Amr, killing four Palestinians, including two sisters Hazar Turkey, 23, and Dina Turkey, 21, Nader Hayek, 55, and Michael Bhooth, 56 who were on their way home from work. Seven Palestinian citizens were able to overpower Zadeh, and to kill him with his rifle, thus saving the lives of tens of Palestinians who could have been killed without that heroic action of the seven Palestinians. They were identified as Jamil Saffori, Fadi Saffori, Arkan Karbaj, Muneer Zakkot, Numan Bhooth, Basil Kadriyah, and Haitham Harb. Five more Palestinians were also included in the charge sheet over the same incident. According to the charge sheet, the seven Palestinian obstructed the work of an Israeli officer, and attacked Israeli policemen with the intent to kill them. The Palestinians shrugged off the "fabricated" charges. 12 Palestinians charged for lynching 'Jewish terrorist' Date: 07 / 06 / 2009 Time: 13:32 Israel charged 12 Palestinian citizens of Israel for the 2005
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