Palestinian father buries baby killed by Israeli gunfire in West Bank

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: June 6, 2026Country: West Bank

World / International

Palestinian father buries baby killed by Israeli gunfire in West Bank

A Palestinian father buried his seven-month-old baby in Hebron after the infant was killed by Israeli gunfire targeting the family's car. The parents were also wounded in the attack, which is the latest incident amid escalating Israeli violence in the occupied West Bank.

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