video : settler attacca con il suo fucile un'attivista di sinistra e gli spezza un braccio
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who was detained and taken in for questioning. By Yael Marom An Israeli
settler attacked a left-wing activist in a settlement in the south
Hebron Hills…
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Sabato mattina gli attivisti di Ta'ayush sono arrivati
per una visita di solidarietà ai palestinesi di Umm al-Kheir, dopo
che i coloni del vicino insediamento del Carmelo hanno lanciato pietre
contro di loro .
Alcuni degli attivisti si sono diretti verso il Carmelo per protestare
contro il lancio di pietre, ma i soldati israeliani hanno impedito loro di
avvicinarsi, sostenendo che ciò non era consentita dal momento
che l'insediamento rispetta il sabato e che l'area era considerata una
zona militare chiusa, eccetto per i residenti di Carmelo.
Improvvisamente dal Carmelo è uscita una squadra organizzata contro gli attacchi terroristici . Uno dei coloni ha attaccato l'attivista di Ta'ayush Guy Butavia, colpendolo in petto con la sua arma e spingendolo a terra. Butuvia è stato curato da un medico dell' IDF prima di essere portato in un ospedale.
Due attivisti di Ta'ayush sono stati arrestati per "comportamenti che potrebbero disturbare la pace" e sono stati successivamente
liberati nella stazione di polizia di Kiryat Arba nei pressi di Hebron.
An Israeli settler attacked a left-wing activist in a settlement in the south Hebron Hills Saturday, breaking his arm. The activist was transferred to Soroka Hospital in Be’er Sheva, where his left arm was put in a cast.
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Suddenly, Carmel’s rapid response team, made up of who are meant to be the first line of defense against terrorist attacks until security forces can arrive, came rushing to the scene. One of them attacked Ta’ayush activist Guy Butavia, hitting him in his chest with his weapon and pushing him to the ground. Butuvia was treated by an IDF medic on the scene before being taken to a hospital.
“I went to Carmel after more than two weeks of endless stone throwing on a nightly basis at Umm al-Kheir,” Butavia says. “Right after we entered the settlement the soldiers arrived and tried to block us. They did not present us with a closed military zone order, so we continued walking. Suddenly the armed settlers from Carmel appeared. They treated us as if we were ‘terrorists.’ One of them, a big, strong man, ran over to me with his weapon and knocked me over.”
Two Ta’ayush activists were detained for “behavior that may lead to disturbing the peace,” and were later released from the Kiryat Arba police station near Hebron.
Yael Marom is Just Vision’s public engagement manager in Israel and a co-editor of Local Call, where this article was originally published in Hebrew.
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