News - Middle East: The Israeli regime’s forces have killed two Palestinians, a 32-year-old worker and a teenager, within the space of just one day across the occupied territories.

On Tuesday, the forces attacked Ahmad Harb Ayyad near the regime’s separation wall in the city of Tulkam in the northwestern part of the Tel Aviv-occupied West Bank, the official Palestinian Wafa news agency reported.

The forces then beat him to death as he was trying to cross the wall to reach his workplace in the occupied territories.

The Israeli regime began building the separation wall, known by Palestinians as the “Apartheid Wall,” in 2002, claiming the barrier would ward off “attacks.”

Two years later, the International Court of Justice ruled that the wall violated the international law because it heavily restricted the Palestinians’ movement across the occupied territories, and led to the destruction and confiscation of their lands and property.

Ayyad’s family said the Israeli forces had handed over his body to his family in the Tel Aviv-blockaded Gaza Strip, where he was buried at a local cemetery.