Israeli soldier accused of smearing faeces on Palestinian detainee’s face
Israeli soldier accused of smearing faeces on Palestinian detainee’s face An Israeli soldier has been accused of abusing a Palestinian detainee at a military outpost in the occupied West Bank, including beating him, urinating on him and smearing faeces on his face. According to Israel’s Channel 12 News , the abuse took place last month at the Jalameh military outpost, after Israeli soldiers…
An Israeli soldier stationed at a military outpost near Nablus in the West Bank is accused of brutally assaulting a Palestinian detainee. According to Channel 12 News, the abuse included beating the detainee, urinating on him, and covering his face with his own feces. The incident allegedly occurred after the soldier arrested a Palestinian man at a nearby crossing and found a small knife in his vehicle.
The Palestinian was handcuffed, blindfolded, and transferred to the Jalameh military outpost. Military police investigators suspect the soldier began abusing the detainee, who was later released without charge. The case has sparked outrage and criticism, with Israeli human rights groups alleging that soldiers enjoy "broad impunity" for violence against Palestinians.
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