Alex Ritson

They're saying that this is only part of the justice for those who carried it out.

They also want to have a full inquiry so that those who are, you know, the authorities in Israel who were responsible, they should take responsibility.

At the moment, the Israeli government is only agreeing to a government-led inquiry.

Yolande Nell in Jerusalem.

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In a Nablus hospital, the cries of a newborn as new life emerges from tragedy.

Hours before Yaman's emergence into the world, his father's life had been cut short by an Israeli sniper.

Well, we're now walking up to the Shammi family home in the old city of Nablus.

It's a beautiful house and this should be a happy house because their daughter had just given birth to a baby boy.

But it's also a huge time of sadness here.

And the mother and father-in-law said they're bereaved.

Amidst their happiness, they treated Naif like a son of their own.

He might grow up thinking the Israelis shot my father, that his heart might be filled with hatred.

God willing not, say the grandparents, Mikawa and Fahieh, in conversation.

To whom can we complain, they ask me, when they who judge are also our adversaries.

That Sunday morning, Naif was keen to get back to the hospital where his wife was due to give birth to their first child.

He'd locked up his kebab shop here in the heart of the city and he wanted to get away because Nablus was tense.

Israeli troops had come into the town that morning and they were clashing with some youths who were throwing stones.

As he crossed the road to the spot where I'm now standing...