Lower thirds:

00:02 Report by Emily Gordine
00:51 Khalil Hadaleen | Brother of deceased Awdeh Hadaleen
01:22 Emily Gordine | DW Correspondent
02:06 Yehuda Shaul | Israeli Activist

Script:
  
((Social media vertical video))  

:02
This is the moment an Israeli settler wielded his gun and fired around him. He claims he was acting in self-defense.   
  
One of the bullets killed Palestinian activist Awdeh Hadaleen who was standing nearby.   
  
The settler, who was previously sanctioned by the US government, was later arrested and put under house arrest while Israeli police investigate him for alleged reckless manslaughter and the use of a firearm. 
  
:28
((Picture of Awdeh Hadaleen))  
Awdeh Hadaleen was a known peace activist in the region.  
 
He leaves behind a family with three children.  
 
((mourning tent))  
Friends and family come together the next day in Umm Al-Khair, his home in the south of the occupied West Bank.   
  
Israeli authorities haven’t yet released Awdeh’s body.   
  
His brother Khalil represents a family grappling with the loss.  
  
:51

+++SOT: Khalil Hadaleen, Brother of deceased Awdeh Hadaleen+++
“He had three kids, the oldest is 6 and the youngest one. They keep asking where their father is and we can’t bring ourselves to answer them.”  
  
1:01
Suddenly the Israeli army arrives.  
  
They declare the village a closed military zone.  
  
That gives the military the power to remove everyone who doesn’t live there – including journalists and activists.  
  
((Atmo soldier))  
  
We’re not told why.  
((Atmo me asking in English: Why are we being asked to leave?))  
  
1:22
++++PTC Emily Gordine, DW Correspondent ++++ 
People came here to mourn the life of Odeh Haddalin who was killed by a settler and now the Israeli military has arrived and is telling everyone to leave this place and they’ve also threatened journalists that if we don’t leave here within the next ten minutes, they’ll start arresting us as well.  
  
1:38
We move outside the village – but are then told the closed military zone has been extended even further and we have to keep moving.  
  
We catch some of the mourners on their way out.  
  
1:50
VOXPOP FEMALE ((don’t have names, two women wearing black niqabs))  
“We are not allowed to attend the funeral. They threatened to shoot at us with tear gas, they forced us to leave.”  
  
2:01
Soldiers arrest two activists and as we leave start throwing stun grenades to force people to move.  
  
2:06
+++++ Yehuda Shaul, Israeli activist ++++   
We see what we see in Gaza. We see what we see in the West Bank. This Israeli government is going to continue to escalate its behavior against Palestinians unless the international community holds it to account. // More and more Palestinians will pay the price and ultimately we as Israelis are also going to pay the price. What this current government is doing is sowing the seeds of hatred and violence and conflict for generations to come.  
 
2:38
Awdeh’s brother tells us residents have all been ordered to go back to their homes.  Activists and journalists have no choice but to drive away – leaving behind a community scared for its future. 

End: 2:51