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9 January 2025

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Israeli forces assault, strip Palestinian woman

Newly-surfaced footage shows Israeli forces assaulting and stripping a Palestinian woman in the occupied West Bank.

AhlulBayt News Agency: Newly-surfaced footage shows Israeli forces assaulting and stripping a Palestinian woman in the occupied West Bank.

The video was circulated across multiple social media platforms, including X, former Twitter, on Wednesday, showing two male and one female Israeli trooper attacking the woman in question.

An activist, who had posted the footage on X, described the development as “Beyond Disgusting,” saying the forces had “stripped off the woman’s shirt and hijab” during the raid.

“If this was in Ukraine, America would nuke Russia,” he said.

The development came amid the Israeli regime’s widespread campaign of abduction and torture against Palestinians across the occupied territories and its war of genocide against the Gaza Strip that has so far claimed the lives of more than 45,900 Palestinians, mostly women and children.

Last November, an Israeli military doctor presented a horrendous testimony on the appalling and inhumane conditions of sick Palestinian prisoners being held at a detention center in the Negev Desert.

The unnamed doctor revealed in his testimony, published in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, that he found nearly 20 patients in one tent shackled to old steel beds and blindfolded all the time when he stepped into the notorious Sde Teiman Prison last winter.

He said many of the detainees had already undergone major surgeries or had suffered gunshot wounds, some occurring just hours before their arrival at the detention center, which he described as a stockade.

Earlier that month, Israeli rights group B’Tselem said thousands of Palestinian prisoners were facing systematic abuse and torture in Israeli jails and detention centers ever since the Tel Aviv regime unleashed its brutal Gaza onslaught in early October last year.

B’Tselem said in a report on August 6 that testimonies from 55 former Palestinian detainees revealed “inhuman conditions,” and that more than a dozen prison facilities were being used as “de facto torture camps.”


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