The Hebrew newspaper Haaretz focused, in its issue issued today, Sunday, on the cold-blooded execution of the martyr doctor, Muhammad Al-Osaibi (26 years), from the town of Hura in the Negev , in the occupied interior, at the Chain Gate leading to Al-Aqsa Mosque.

The comprehensive strike spread to different areas of the Negev and the occupied interior, this morning, in mourning for the martyr Al-Osaibi.

The newspaper saw in one of its reports that the problem currently lies in the absence of a video clip supporting the Israeli police account, which claimed that Al-Osaibi tried to seize the weapon of one of its members after he was stopped nearby, and that the security cameras in the area did not capture what happened because it happened at a dead point, while The Palestinian account from eyewitnesses and nearby video clips indicates that no less than 15 bullets were fired at him, and that what happened was while he was trying to defend a girl who was assaulted in the area.

The newspaper was surprised that the security cameras did not record what happened, pointing out that the Old City in occupied Jerusalem is the most photographed area in the world, in light of the spread of hundreds of cameras from the "View 2000" system, which records almost every meter in the town and Al- Aqsa Mosque .

She indicated that what happened is reminiscent of what happened with the martyr Iyad al-Hallaq , who suffers from autism, and whose cold-blooded execution was also not recorded. It also happened with the teacher , Yacoub Abu Al-Qia’an, in the Negev years ago, after he was killed in his village after a raid, and it turned out that the shooting at him was the result of a misdiagnosis.

It stated that a video clip was taken by a Palestinian of the killing of Al-Osaibi, showing the presence of at least two cameras in the area where the shooting took place.

The newspaper says: It is possible that the truth is in the middle of all these accounts, assuming that Al-Osaibi did not come to Al-Aqsa to carry out an attack, especially since his profile does not match the image of the “lone terrorist” - according to its description - and if he was going to carry out an attack, why with hands devoid of any weapon? Therefore, it is possible that the dispute that arose between him and the police deteriorated rapidly, during which he performed an act that was interpreted by them as a danger that necessitated the return of fire.

And the newspaper considered that what happened cut off nine successful days for the Israeli police in Jerusalem, who learned lessons from the events of the past two years and made efforts to intervene with the least possible amount of spears of worship in Al-Aqsa, according to the newspaper, which indicated that those forces refrained from preventing the reduction of the presence of Palestinians at the Damascus Gate. And she allowed access to pray at Al-Aqsa, according to her claim.

She pointed out that the Israeli police still insisted that Al-Osaibi tried to carry out an attack, and at the same time tried to calm the situation, especially since he was described among the Palestinians as a "martyr of Al-Aqsa", which represents the worst scenario for the police and the Shin Bet, which may accelerate any deterioration of the situation, but The fact that Al-Osaibi is not a resident of Jerusalem allowed the return of the Ramadan routine relatively quickly, but the question of how the general population of the Negev will accept the incident is still open, and the comprehensive strike in the Negev regions is ominous. as you say.

And she believed that the real test would come in the coming days, especially with the coincidence of the Israeli celebrations of the Jewish "Passover", and the attempts of settler organizations to practice the "slaughter of sacrifices", which are held near Al-Aqsa Mosque, amid calls for settlers to do so inside it and to provide financial rewards to those who can do so.

In another report, the Hebrew newspaper said that the killing of Al-Osaibi comes at a very sensitive time, not only because of the month of Ramadan, but also because of the policies of the current government in the Negev, and the minister who presides over that, with reference to Itamar Ben Gvir , who yesterday congratulated the police officers who They killed Al-Osaibi, which prompted the young man's family to form an independent commission of inquiry because they did not trust this government, which is trying to restore its rule through armed militias under the name of the "National Guard" and to issue legislation that grants its police absolute immunity from what is happening.

The report indicated that this comes in light of the increase in the volume of demolitions and the imposition of fines against the people of the Negev, and the escalation of murders among the Palestinians inside without a clear move from the new government.