(19 Sep 2002)
Ramallah, West Bank
1. Exterior of hospital
2. Mid shot body of 12-year-old Abdel Salam Fawzy Hamayel being taken into hospital
3. Various of doctors standing next to child's body
4. Wide shot house of Abdel Salam Fawzy Hamayel
5. Parents sitting inside the house
6. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Abdel Salam Fawzy Hamayel's mother
"We sent him out to buy some groceries, just a few minutes later we heard some shooting. When we got out we found him dead, with six bullets in his body."
7. Close-up father crying
8. Exterior of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's headquarters
9. Church of England delegation arriving
10. Various of Arafat with the outgoing Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey
Nablus, West bank
11. Wide shot school children marching
12. Children chanting open the schools
13. Close-up banners calling for easing of Israeli restrictions
14. Various children with banners saying they want to be allowed go to school
15. Wide shot of demonstration
STORYLINE:
A 12-year-old Palestinian boy has been shot dead in the West Bank city of Ramallah.
Abdel Salam Fawzy Hamayel was walking outside his house during an Israeli-imposed curfew on Thursday when he was shot four times in the chest. His family's house, near the Amari refugee camp, is near an Israeli military base.
Ramallah has been under curfew since Sunday and it isn't yet clear whether the child's funeral will take place on Thursday, or whether it will have to be postponed.
In Nablus, hundreds of school children marched in protest against the curfew. The children called on the Israeli army to ease the restrictions and to allow them to go to school.
Meanwhile, Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat met a Church of England delegation led by the outgoing Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey.
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