Documents released by police tonight (Saturday) show that Walid Sheriff, who died this morning, actively participated in riots in the Temple Mount area and threw stones at police forces in the area.
In his death, Walid became the first Palestinian to be killed since the recent riots broke out in the compound.
Last month, on April 22, violent riots broke out on the Temple Mount in which hundreds of participants took part.
During operations in the area, lawbreakers threw stones at security forces and fired fireworks at the Western Wall.
Among the violent outlaws, Walid Sharif from the Beit Hanina neighborhood in East Jerusalem also took part.
While masked, he actively threw stones at the policemen on the spot.
In response to his aggression, he was shot in the head.
He was seriously injured when he fell on the Temple Mount plaza and was hit in the head.
The police officers, evacuated him within a short time and began to provide him with primary medical care along with medical personnel.
Later, he is rushed to the hospital.
Today (Saturday) morning his death was officially determined after weeks in which he was hospitalized.
Islamic Jihad mourned Sheriff's death: "The crimes of occupation and the blood of innocent people will be a curse that haunts the killers and a thread that will ignite the conflict."
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The lawyer representing the sheriff's family claims that the family members are demanding his body, while the police are requesting a post-mortem.
Sheriff's family opposes the autopsy, and it even submitted an urgent request to the court for Israel to transfer his body to her without performing the autopsy.
The lawyer said it was not clear if there was indeed an intention to perform an autopsy and that the police request in this matter was "an excuse designed to delay the delivery of the body to the family".
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