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Video: Israeli Soldier Threatens to Shoot Unarmed Palestinians

This has received attention because it was videotaped and uploaded to YouTube. But as Amira Hass points out in Haaretz, it is not an isolated incident.

by Jeremy R. Hammond

May 14, 2014

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An Israeli soldier named David Adamov  is seen shoving an unarmed Palestinian teenager and then cocking his gun and pointing it at the teen and his companion, threatening to kill the second youth for videotaping the incident.

This incident has received attention because it was videotaped and uploaded to YouTube. But as Amira Hass points out in Haaretz, it is not an isolated incident. On the contrary, "Violence and bullying are what the Israel Defense Forces’ presence in Hebron and the West Bank is really all about.... Humiliation of the Palestinians by every level of the civilian and military apparatus is an inseparable part of building a nation of overlords."

About Jeremy R. Hammond

About Jeremy R. Hammond

I’m an independent journalist exposing the state propaganda that manufactures public consent for criminal government policies.

My work examines US foreign policy, market interventionism, and so-called "public health" policy through one consistent lens: an uncompromising application of the non-aggression principle that transcends the narrow linear spectrum of "left" vs. "right".

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