Today, no people came to exchange magnetic cards, only people who were called in for questioning came.
Two men arrived to inquire about the fate of the bodies of two of their relatives. One, the nephew of one of the waiters, was on his way to work at 6:30 A.M. He was shot dead.  The other’s brother is also shot, that’s all his uncle knows. It’s amazing how they talk to us in such a normal way, without hatred. The man whose brother was killed was held in administrative detention and only recently released.

Two boys, aged 12 and 13, were also summoned for interrogation. We didn’t ask if their father was allowed to be present. Next time we will ask. According to Israeli law, this is mandatory. But every Palestinian, even a baby in his mother’s arms, is considered a potential murderer.