B’T Selem Video Reveals Israeli Soldier Executing Wounded Palestinian

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WARNING: This video contains content of an extremely graphic nature.

Video has emerged this morning of an Israeli soldier executing a wounded Palestinian man in the streets of Hebron.

The video has been revealed by Israeli human rights organisation, B’T Selem. You can read the original report here.

The man was one of two accused of stabbing an Israeli soldier.

An extended video shows the soldier being loaded into an ambulance while more than a dozen soldiers and officials look on.

An Israeli soldier cocks his rifle, shortly before shooting dead an injured Palestinian man lying wounded in the streets of Hebron.
An Israeli soldier (standing in the background in front of the open door of an ambulance) cocks his rifle, shortly before shooting dead an injured Palestinian man lying wounded in the streets of Hebron.

B’T Selem reports: “Palestinians Ramzi al-Qasrawi and ‘Abd al-Fatah a-Sharif were shot after stabbing a soldier in Tel Rumeida, Hebron. The soldier sustained medium-level injuries. While al-Qasrawi died on the spot, a-Sharif was injured and fell to the ground.

“In video footage captured by Hebron resident ‘Emad abu-Shamsiyah, who sent it to B’Tselem, he is seen lying on the road injured, with none of the soldiers or medics present giving him first aid or paying him any attention at all.

“At a certain point, a soldier is seen aiming his weapon at a-Sharif and shooting him in the head from close range, killing him. Although this occurs in the plain view of other soldiers and officers, they do not seem to take any notice.”

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Chris Graham is the publisher and editor of New Matilda. He is the former founding managing editor of the National Indigenous Times and Tracker magazine. In more than three decades of journalism he's had his home and office raided by the Australian Federal Police; he's been arrested and briefly jailed in Israel; he's reported from a swag in Outback Australia on and off for years. Chris has worked across multiple mediums including print, radio and film. His proudest achievement is serving as an Associate producer on John Pilger's 2013 film Utopia. He's also won a few journalism awards along the way in both the US and Australia, including a Walkley Award, a Walkley High Commendation and two Human Rights Awards. Since late 2021, Chris has been battling various serious heart and lung conditions. He's begun the process of quietly planning a "gentle exit" after "tying up a few loose ends" in 2024 and 2025. So watch this space.

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