 Al Mezan reported the systematic use of "human shields" during the invasion of Beit Hanoun in 2004.Human shields were also employed by Israeli soldiers to subdue a stone-throwing protest in Hebron in 2003.In 2002 the Supreme Court of Israel issued a temporary injunction banning the practice in the wake of the death of a Nidal Abu Mohsen (19) who was shot dead when he was forced by the IDF to knock on the door of his neighbor, Hamas militant Nasser Jarrar, in the West Bank village of Tubas and inform him of the Israeli army's demands that he surrender.