ISRAELI FORCES RUN OVER PALESTINIAN TEEN BIKER IN AL-QUDS FOR CARRYING PALESTINE FLAG

ISRAELI FORCES RUN OVER PALESTINIAN TEEN BIKER IN AL-QUDS FOR CARRYING PALESTINE FLAG

Israeli forces have run over a Palestinian child in the occupied East Jerusalem al-Quds as he was carrying a Palestinian flag on his bike before detaining the wounded minor.

The Palestinian Shehab news agency reported that the occupation forces chased 15-year-old Jawad Abbasi with their vehicle in Ras al-Amud neighborhood in Silwan, south of the holy al-Aqsa Mosque, on Sunday afternoon before running over him and wounding his legs.

The news agency posted footage of the heart-wrenching incident on its Twitter. 
https://twitter.com/ShehabAgency/status/1399011553647775748

The brutal attack on the Palestinian minor was carried out under the pretext of raising the Palestinian flag on his bicycle, it added.

Silwan, home to about 33,000 Palestinians, is located outside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem al-Quds and its sacred sites. Israeli officials have been moving Jewish extremists to the neighborhood since the 1980s, and currently, several hundred settlers live there in heavily protected settlement compounds.

This has resulted in numerous human rights violations, including the forced eviction and displacement of Palestinian residents. The Silwan properties are claimed by extremists backed by Ateret Cohanim, a right-wing foundation that works to strengthen the Jewish presence in East Jerusalem al-Quds.
 

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