Bound, blindfolded and beaten - by Israeli troops:
source: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/bound-blindfolded-and-beaten-ndash-by-is...
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Children among Palestinian detainees abused during West Bank operation, according to soldiers' confessions
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Bren589
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You know what really gets me highroller is the fact that even the soldiers have come out and told their stories of how the children were abused. many murdered . and yet nothing has been done to bring these cold Blooded MURDERS to justice.. The image will stay in these childrens minds for ever. Its just not fair to let Israel get away with these war crimes
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Two Israeli officers have testified that troops in the West Bank beat, bound and blindfolded Palestinian civilians as young as 14. The damaging disclosures by two sergeants of the Kfir Brigade include descriptions of abuses they say they witnessed during a search-and-detain operation involving hundreds of troops in Hares village on 26 March. The testimonies have been seen by The Independent and are expected to add fuel to the controversy over recent remarks by Colonel Itai Virob, commander of Kfir Brigade, in which he said violence against detained Palestinians was justified in order to accomplish missions.
Both the soldiers, from the Harub battalion, highlighted the tight tying of the plastic hand restraints placed on detainees. "There are people who think you need to tighten the restraints all the way, until no drop of blood will pass from here to there," one soldier said. "It doesn't take much time until the hands turn blue. There were a lot of people that you know weren't feeling anything."
He said about 150 Palestinians, some as young as 14, were bound, blindfolded and detained at the village school during the operation, which lasted from 3am to 3pm. He was told it was aimed at preventing village youths throwing stones against nearby settler roads. It was clear many of the people detained had done nothing wrong, but they were held to gather intelligence, he said.
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