On Friday, the European Union said that Israeli forces had killed 10 Palestinians in the last 72 hours only, which appears to be an "excessive use of lethal force," calling for "investigating civilian casualties and ensuring accountability."
And the European Union - in a tweet published by its office in occupied Jerusalem - expressed its "grave concern about the escalating level of violence in the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem."

He added that 2022 is the deadliest year since 2006.

The death toll since the beginning of this year has reached 211, including 159 martyrs in the West Bank and 52 martyrs in the Gaza Strip, the last of whom was the martyr Ammar Hamdi Nayef Mufleh (23 years) from the village of Osrin, south of Nablus, who was executed by the Israeli occupation forces, today, with live bullets. Zero point, in the town of Huwwara.

And the European Union continued: "According to international law, the use of lethal force must be strictly limited to situations where there is a serious and imminent threat to life. Civilian casualties must be investigated and accountability must be ensured."
Source: Middle East News Agency