American teenagers shot and killed in Israel-occupied West Bank when Netanyahu visited Trump

Amir Mohammed Rabee, 14, a Palestinian-American, held a funeral Monday in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, a day after the double national in New Jersey was shot and killed. Two other teenage boys, a family member, told CBS News that he was also a U.S. citizen, was shot but survived.

The rabbi's father told CBS News on Monday that his son's siblings live in the United States, but Amir and his parents live in Turmus Ayya on the Central West Bank where the teenager goes to school.

The IDF said in a statement that the IDF soldiers “identified three terrorists threw rocks into the highway, endangering the civilians who were driving. The soldiers opened fire on terrorists that endangered civilians, wiped out one terrorist and hit two other terrorists.”

IDF, with its statement, released a 10-second video clip that appears to show three people throwing items. In grainy videos, people cannot recognize them.

The rabbi's father said his son was unrecognizable in the video and he believed the three teenage boys were shot dead while throwing stones on an almond tree.

“Their video [IDF] Rabee's father told reporters on Monday: “The publication is not right and no one can prove that my son is there. Settlement Violence – Kill, burn and steal, protected by IDF. ”

CBS News asked about the incident at the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, and the rabbi’s father claimed that U.S. officials accepted the Israeli military’s explanation of the shooting. The embassy said it had forwarded the inquiry to the U.S. State Department. A State Department spokesman expressed condolences to the family and said the United States is aware of the IDF's statement, but out of respect for family privacy, there are currently no other comments.

The rabbi's father said his son seemed to have been shot by two different guns, two bullets entered his heart, two hit his head, two hit his shoulder, and five more hit him in the body.

“This is a live execution,” Rabe's father said.

Another 14-year-old American national Asad Ayub Ahed was shot and killed along with Rabee and Al-Rahman and remains in serious condition on Monday.

The incident is the plan of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Washington Meet at the White House Monday with President Trump.

“We have to… send a message to President Trump to stop this,” the rabbi's father told CBS News. “Stop sending weapons to kill.”

Another American, the United States dual dual country Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, killed September on the West Bank. Witnesses, her family and Eygi group participated in protests in the occupied Palestinian territory explain She was shot dead by an Israeli sniper while standing under a tree in the West Coast city of Nablus. The initial investigation into Eygi's death “found that she was likely to be hit indirectly and unintentionally by the IDF fire, which was not targeted at her,” the IDF said.

Saed Hawari and Omar Abdulkader contributed to the report.