One of the soldiers was stabbed by Sharif, who was wounded and fell to the ground almost motionless, while the other Palestinian, Ramzi Kasrawi, was killed on the spot (according to most accounts).Around 10 minutes after the incident appeared to be over, Israeli army medic Azaria arrived on the scene and shot Sharif in the head as he lay nearly motionless on the ground.The entire incident was caught on an extended video released by left-wing NGO B’Tselem, which showed so much detail leading up to the incident that the IDF could not claim that Azaria had been lunged at or was otherwise exercising any traditional notion of self-defense as is usually claimed in such controversial incidents.The video went viral, drawing international condemnation, and unusually, immediate classification as murder by then-defense minister Moshe Ya’alon and IDF Chief-of- Staff Gadi Eisenkot.Zionist Union MK Omer Bar-Lev condemned the protestors as a “gang of raging delinquents.” “They are not ‘everyone’s children.’ If my children were acting the same way, I would first ask myself where I failed,” Bar-Lev said on his official Twitter account on Wednesday.Protestors stormed police barricade pic.twitter.com/FQHW8H4vcG
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