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Soldiers Abuse Palestinian Youth While Kidnapping Him

author Monday July 16, 2012 08:34author by Saed Bannoura - IMEMC & Agencies Report post

Israeli soldiers assaulted and abused Mahmoud Al-Badan, 17, after breaking into his home, Sunday, in Tiqua’ town, near the West Bank city of Bethlehem, and kidnapped him before driving away to an undisclosed location.

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Mohammad, the father of the youth, stated the soldiers, accompanied by an Israeli security officer, broke into their home, around 1:30 after midnight, violently searched the property before taking Mahmoud outside, forcing his family to remain inside under gunpoint, and started punching, kicking and hitting him in front of their home.

Al-Badan said that next door neighbors witnessed the soldiers kicking and hitting Mahmoud with rifle butts and batons, in addition to repeatedly punching him before they cuffed and blindfolded him, and threw him in one of the jeeps and sped away.

Once the soldiers left, the family rushed out to find their son's blood on the ground.
Al-Badan headed to the Israeli District Coordination Office to file a complaint against the soldiers; officers at the Coordination Office refused to grant him any information about his son.

Israeli soldiers carry out daily invasions and attacks in the occupied territories, including attacks in occupied East Jerusalem. Last week, Israeli soldiers shot and wounded five Palestinian civilians, and kidnapped 33 residents.

category bethlehem | israeli attacks | news report author email saed at imemc dot org
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