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Below are two reports about the same incident. Which one is to be believed?

An M-16-armed female terrorist arrived at the Elias junction at the entrance to Kiryat Arba on Wednesday afternoon and opened fire as she advanced toward IDF soldiers and civilians at the junction.

Two soldiers fired at her and neutralized her. There are no casualties to our forces. Before being eliminated she managed to fire 28 bullets.

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/306470

A Palestinian girl was shot and killed today by Israeli occupation forces gunfire to the east of Hebron in the south of the occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

WAFA correspondent said Israeli forces opened fire at a girl near the Israeli settlement of Kiryat Arba,...

Some reports, however, said an Israeli settler from Kiryat Arba was the one who shot and killed her then left his M16 automatic rifle near her body to prove that she was intending to wage an attack.

https://english.wafa.ps/Pages/Details/124620

A Nazir Tamei, before he starts his Nazirus again brings three korbanos, one of them being a Chatos. The (Nedarim 10) Gemara asks, "What did this holy Yid do wrong?" The Gemara says that a Nazir is called a Chotei because he refrains from drinking wine. "From here," says the Gemara, "we learn that HaYoshev BaTaanis, someone who undertakes fasting when not required to by Halacha, is also called a Chotei. Why?

The Chasam Sofer says that the whole point of a fast is to remove yourself from the indulgences of Olam HaZeh and to become inspired to do Tshuva. A person must commit to change during the course of the fast or else he has gained nothing.

People are classified in two ways either as Holchim, moving up and bettering themselves on a constant basis, or Yoshvim remaining in your place in life and not elevating yourself towards Shamayim. The Chasam Sofer explains that HaYoshev BaTaanis, someone who undertakes a fast but remains a Yoshev and does not contemplate his life during the fast, has not gained anything by his fast except weakening his body. For that, he is called a Chotei. However, if someone uses the Taanis which weakens his body to better his neshama, he is Holeich and surely not a Chotei.

http://www.revach.net/parshas-hashavua/life-lessons/Parshas-Naso-Chasam-Sofer-The-Crime-Of-Fasting/5080

Wednesday, the Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that a Palestinian woman was shot dead by the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF). https://en.royanews.tv/news/28103/2021-05-19