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Palestinian Authority said to arrest main witness in trial for critic s killing
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Apr. 23, 2021 4:45 PM
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, earlier this month, Israel Police officers let loose large, violent dogs on an 18-year-old Palestinian who is the sole provider for his poverty-stricken family. He was working in a moshav in the western Negev, building a chicken coop. When the officers freed him from the jaws of the dogs, wounded in all parts of his body, they proceeded to beat him and kick him in the head. They then took him to a police station and left him lying on a floor there for a full day, half-naked, his shirt torn, his injuries untended. It wasn’t until late evening that they released him. He was taken to the Palestinian side of the nearest checkpoint and told to get out of the vehicle. He lay on the sidewalk until a driver who passed by picked him up and took him to his village. It was nearly midnight when the young man got home – neighbors carried him in, wrapped in a blanket. His mother had thought he was dead.
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Izz al-Din Nidal al-Batsh, 14, who was allegedly struck by a rubber bullet fired by Israeli forces, in St. John s Hospital of the Eye in Jerusalem (screenshot)
A 14-year-old Palestinian bystander lost his eye on Friday afternoon in the West Bank city of Hebron after apparently being hit by a rubber-tipped steel bullet fired by an Israeli soldier, although the Israeli army said it could neither confirm nor deny the matter.
A spokesperson for the IDF did not deny the possibility and acknowledged that Israeli soldiers had fired rubber bullets at a crowd of Palestinians nearby.
“There was a violent protest, including stone-throwing and stone-slinging, and the military responded with riot dispersal mechanisms, including rubber bullets,” the Israeli military’s spokesperson said.