than 15,000 according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.

On May 14, about two weeks before al-Najjar was shot dead, Israeli forces killed another paramedic, Musa Abu Hassanin, 34, with live ammunition as he was tending to injured demonstrators.

According to the World Health Organization (PDF), from March 30 until July 10, 357 health workers were attacked – 26 were hit by live fire, 37 were directly hit with tears gas canisters and 12 were hit by shrapnel. 58 ambulances were also attacked during the same time period.

A colleague of Al-Najjar reacts to news of her death at a hospital in southern Gaza [Ibraheem Abu Mustafa/Reuters]

‘Whitewashing the facts’

According to B’Tselem, the killing of al-Najjar is a direct result of the open-fire policy Israel has implemented since the mass protests began.

The rejection ofIsland (Fogo: 2015) herd. Sampling adults followed typical large mammal procedures, i.e., haphazard or convenient sampling. A GPS fix was attempted every two hours from May 21 --July 31 and every five hours for the remainder of the year for females in the MR herd and every two hours year-round for females in the Fogo herd. The status of parturition and calf mortality was known for all 9 collared adult females in the Fogo herd (using direct observation; see below) and for 10 of the collared adult females in the MR herd (via paired VHF-collared calves; see below). Pregnancy status was visually determined for the 19 adult females upon capture.

From 2009--2013, caribou calves from the MR herd were located from helicopter and captured on foot during the calving