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Press TV
New video has emerged showing Israeli soldiers beating a handcuffed Palestinian teenage boy, threatening to break his legs and arms during interrogation, Press TV reports.
Reports say that the teenager who has been identified as Mohammed might be one of the 22 people arrested near Jerusalem al-Quds, Press TV reported on Friday.
On Thursday, an Israeli military spokeswoman said 22 people were rounded up for interrogation last night across West Bank, including 10 in the northern West Bank city of Jenin.
There were reportedly nine members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) among the detainees.
Witnesses said that Israeli soldiers stormed Palestinian houses inconsiderate of the presence of women and children. They said one of those arrested was sick while another was disabled.
The raid was the second operation targeting the Palestine (PFLP) in the last month, following a November raid, where 13 leaders of the faction were detained in Ramallah and Jenin.
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Press TV
New video has emerged showing Israeli soldiers beating a handcuffed Palestinian teenage boy, threatening to break his legs and arms during interrogation, Press TV reports.
Reports say that the teenager who has been identified as Mohammed might be one of the 22 people arrested near Jerusalem al-Quds, Press TV reported on Friday.
On Thursday, an Israeli military spokeswoman said 22 people were rounded up for interrogation last night across West Bank, including 10 in the northern West Bank city of Jenin.
There were reportedly nine members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) among the detainees.
Witnesses said that Israeli soldiers stormed Palestinian houses inconsiderate of the presence of women and children. They said one of those arrested was sick while another was disabled.
The raid was the second operation targeting the Palestine (PFLP) in the last month, following a November raid, where 13 leaders of the faction were detained in Ramallah and Jenin.
PG/AZ/JR
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