Get to know Najjar, the beautiful Palestinian Nurse Taken by Israeli bullet.

Razan al-Najjar, 21, paramedic helper of wounded protesters in the Gaza Strip. He was shot dead by Israeli troops on Friday (1/6/2018). Photos / The New York times. Razan al-Najjar, the name of a beautiful nurse from Khuzaa, Gaza Strip, Palestine. International media highlighted the gait of a 21-year-old woman who was shot dead by the Israeli sniper while carrying out humanitarian tasks in the midst of "Great March of Return" demonstrators in Gaza. As women of his age enjoy life by going to clubs, shopping, or other trivial things, Najjar chooses to live a different life. He bet on saving the protesters who were wounded by the sniper-sniper shot of the Israeli military. The Gaza public calls it "guardian angel" or "guardian angel". The nickname stuck because of his work in rescuing the Palestinian demonstrators who were wounded by Israeli troop fire. Photos / Anadolu The mass protest entitled "Great March of Return" is a movement of Palestinians to return to their homeland of Israel, since the Jewish state was founded. Najjar, the medical Gaza volunteer, fell after Israeli sniper bullets pierced his chest on Friday (1/6/2018).

The bullet of the Zionist regime's shooter reportedly hit the heart of the beautiful nurse. Long before his death, he told me a glimpse of why he chose to live a very dangerous life. Najjar wants to prove that women have a role in the conservative Palestinian society in Gaza. "Being a medical worker is not just a job for a man," he said, during an interview with The New York Times at the Gaza demonstrators' camp last month. "(Profession) is for women too." Eyewitness Ibrahim al-Najjar, 30, said an hour before dusk on Friday or week 10 of mass protests, the nurse with a white coat ran to the front to rescue a demonstrator whose head was smashed by Israeli tear gas canisters .

However, who would have thought the rescue action was the last mission for Najjar. Because, while helping the wounded demonstrators, Israeli snipers fired two or three bullets from across the border fence. The shot hit Najjar's upper body. He was declared dead shortly after. This beautiful nurse was listed as the 119th Palestinian who died since mass protests began last March.

The Israeli military on Saturday (2/6/2018) said that the case of Najjar's death would be investigated. "The military has repeatedly warned civilians against approaching the fence and taking part in violent incidents and terrorist attacks and will continue to act professionally and determined to protect Israeli civilians and Israeli security infrastructure," the military statement said. However, who would have thought the rescue action was the last mission for Najjar. Because, while helping the wounded demonstrators, Israeli snipers fired two or three bullets from across the border fence. The shot hit Najjar's upper body. He was declared dead shortly after. This beautiful nurse was listed as the 119th Palestinian who died since mass protests began last March.

The Israeli military on Saturday (2/6/2018) said that the case of Najjar's death would be investigated. "The military has repeatedly warned civilians against approaching the fence and taking part in violent incidents and terrorist attacks and will continue to act professionally and determined to protect Israeli civilians and Israeli security infrastructure," the military statement said.

(Those statement is the evidence that world must not and have not to believe the true nature of terrorist, imposture and agressor.

Is the nurse a civilian ?! Absolutely not they are paramedic.

"vilolent and terrorist attack". See and check what agressor said carefully, who had been being done violent for almost 70 years absolutely they as fuck animal.

Who is terrorist actually ? They are the true nature terrorist.

shortly by reverse the naration agressor is being fooled the world.

this also absolutely the message to uk, french, german and un that us and agressor are criminal bcz that bitch in un silent )

Other witnesses and the Health Ministry of Gaza gave the report a slightly different version. According to them, Najjar and other paramedics walk towards the fence with the condition of raising hands. The rally took place during an attempt to evacuate the wounded protesters, but Najjar was shot in the chest. Photo / Haaretz Najjar is known as a nurse from Khuzaa, an agricultural village near the Israeli border. The exact address is east of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. His father, Ashraf al-Najjar, once owned a motorcycle spare parts shop. However, the store was destroyed by Israeli air strikes during the Israeli war with Hamas in 2014. Ever since his shop was destroyed, Najjar's father was unemployed.

As the eldest of six children, Najjar is not fortunate enough in high school exams to continue his studies at university. According to his father, he was trained for two years as paramedic at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis and volunteered from the Palestinian Medical Assistance Foundation, a non-governmental health organization. Ashraf al-Najjar, 44, said that his daughter woke up before dawn on Friday to eat the meal and pray before starting the fast of Ramadan. It was the last moment she saw her daughter. Last month, Ashraf met his daughter at a protest camp in Khan Younis. She told her daughter that she was proud of her work. "We have one goal," the young nurse said, "to save lives and evacuate people and send a message to the world: 'Without a weapon, we can do anything'," Najjar said at the time.

The nurse's death was a grief for thousands of Palestinians. His funeral process on Saturday was accompanied by thousands of mourners in his country.ther witnesses and the Health Ministry of Gaza gave the report a slightly different version. According to them, Najjar and other paramedics walk towards the fence with the condition of raising hands. The rally took place during an attempt to evacuate the wounded protesters, but Najjar was shot in the chest. Photo / Haaretz Najjar is known as a nurse from Khuzaa, an agricultural village near the Israeli border. The exact address is east of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. His father, Ashraf al-Najjar, once owned a motorcycle spare parts shop. However, the store was destroyed by Israeli air strikes during the Israeli war with Hamas in 2014. Ever since his shop was destroyed, Najjar's father was unemployed. As the eldest of six children, Najjar is not fortunate enough in high school exams to continue his studies at university. According to his father, he was trained for two years as paramedic at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis and volunteered from the Palestinian Medical Assistance Foundation, a non-governmental health organization. Ashraf al-Najjar, 44, said that his daughter woke up before dawn on Friday to eat the meal and pray before starting the fast of Ramadan. It was the last moment she saw her daughter.

Last month, Ashraf met his daughter at a protest camp in Khan Younis. She told her daughter that she was proud of her work. "We have one goal," the young nurse said, "to save lives and evacuate people and send a message to the world: 'Without a weapon, we can do anything'," Najjar said at the time. The nurse's death was a grief for thousands of Palestinians. His funeral process on Saturday was accompanied by thousands of mourners in his country.