Nablus, occupied West Bank – Islam Madani says families and young people from the Askar refugee camp would once congregate beneath the olive trees on the slopes of Tel Askar, a hilly area in the north of the occupied West Bank which is home to the camp. “But most won’t go anymore because soldiers shoot so many people there,” the 32-year-old father of two told Al Jazeera. Recommended Stories list of 4 items list 1 of 4 Israeli ministers celebrate re-establishment of Sa-Nur West Bank settlement list 2 of 4 Israeli sexual violence is pushing Palestinians from West Bank: Report list 3 of 4 Negotiations that enable Israel’s land-grabs list 4 of 4 What lies ahead for Gaza after ceasefires in Iran and Lebanon? end of list Amjad Refaee, director of the Askar Social Development Centre, says memories of those killed by Israeli soldiers haunt one of the only green spaces in the camp where children can play.…