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Citizen and his son seriously injured after being beaten by occupation soldiers in Bani Naim

Hebron - Afaq News - A citizen and his son were admitted to Hebron Government Hospital this evening for treatment after being brutally beaten by Israeli occupation soldiers during the raid on the town of Bani Naim east of Hebron. Sources in the Palestinian Red Crescent indicated that ambulance crews transported the citizens to the hospital, noting that...

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Citizen and his son seriously injured after being beaten by occupation soldiers in Bani Naim

Hebron - Afaq News - A citizen and his son were admitted to the Hebron government hospital this evening for treatment after being brutally beaten by Israeli occupation soldiers during the raid on the town of Bani Naim east of Hebron.

Sources in the Palestinian Red Crescent stated that ambulance crews transported the citizens to the hospital, noting that one of them was reported to be in serious condition, while both suffered multiple fractures and bruises as a result of the assault on them.

The occupation forces had assaulted three citizens during the raid on the town, resulting in their injuries and subsequent transfer for treatment.

Red Crescent teams also dealt with a two-and-a-half-year-old girl who suffered from suffocation due to inhaling tear gas fired by the occupation forces during the raid, raising the number of those severely beaten by the occupation soldiers to five citizens.

Source: Ma'an News Agency

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