Israeli troops strike Palestinian boy at raided UN Jerusalem facility

Footage captures the exact moment an Israeli bullet struck a Palestinian boy while soldiers raided a United Nations facility in occupied East Jerusalem. The scene unfolded after forces under the command of far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir moved to seize control of a UNRWA training centre. At least five Palestinians ended up injured during this violent operation that targeted the aid agency's property.

The video footage shows the chaos as the boy was hit, leaving onlookers horrified by the brutality displayed against civilians in a place meant for education and support. Israeli troops entered the building with heavy weaponry, disregarding warnings to vacate immediately. Medical teams rushed to the site but arrived too late to save some of the wounded who suffered critical injuries from gunfire.

Itamar Ben-Gvir defended the action as necessary security measures against potential threats within the compound. Critics however argue that targeting a UN site violates international law and endangers thousands of refugees relying on these services for survival. The raid highlights ongoing tensions between Israeli authorities and humanitarian organizations operating under occupation rules.