Israeli soldiers force paramedic to stop treating wounded man, then attack the injured – SKWAWKBOX


Yet more brutality by occupation forces against unarmed Palestinians

A video from the Occupied Palestinian Territories shows what appear to be Israeli occupation troops forcibly stopping a Palestinian ambulance as it tried to take a wounded man – believed to have been shot by occupation forces – for treatment and then forcing the paramedic to stop treating him, before they attack the injured patient:

The brutality of the settler-colonial, apartheid regime toward even the most defenceless Palestinians is appalling, but after months of outright genocide of 200,000 people, mostly women and children along with paramedics and journalists, it is tragically unsurprising. Israel is a terror state run and ‘defended’ by war criminals.

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