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Boy 'killed in West Bank protest' Boy killed in West Bank protest
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Israeli troops have shot dead a nine-year-old Palestinian boy during a protest against Israel's barrier in the occupied West Bank, medics say.Israeli troops have shot dead a nine-year-old Palestinian boy during a protest against Israel's barrier in the occupied West Bank, medics say.
There was no immediate comment by the Israeli military about the incident.There was no immediate comment by the Israeli military about the incident.
It happened at Nilin village, west of Ramallah, where peace activists say Israel is taking 25 hectares of land from villagers to build the barrier.It happened at Nilin village, west of Ramallah, where peace activists say Israel is taking 25 hectares of land from villagers to build the barrier.
The Israeli army is replacing the main access road to the village with a tunnel under military control.The Israeli army is replacing the main access road to the village with a tunnel under military control.
Activists say the plan will have the effect of turning Nilin into a prison. Israel says the barrier and other construction work is necessary for security reasons.Activists say the plan will have the effect of turning Nilin into a prison. Israel says the barrier and other construction work is necessary for security reasons.
The boy was identified by local organisers of the anti-barrier protest as Hamad Musa, AFP reported.
He was hit in the chest by a live bullet fired by Israeli soldiers and died of his wounds while being transported to hospital, Palestinian medical sources were quoted saying.
One activist told AFP the army dispersed protesters near the barrier using rubber-coated bullets and tear gas, and then fired live rounds at people gathering in the village.
Fifteen people were also reported injured by rubber-coated bullets during the demonstration.