Bedouin from the West Bank claims: Rioters invaded my home and attacked my children with soldiers' backing
Muhammad Ka'abneh, a Bedouin living beyond the Green Line, claims that Jewish rioters invaded his home, which was declared a closed military zone, and attacked his family members with the backing of IDF soldiers. According to him, the rioters sprayed pepper spray at one of his children, and another son was beaten and had his phone taken. The family reports theft of devices and money. The IDF stated it is examining the report.
Muhammad Ka'abneh, a Bedouin citizen living with his family beyond the Green Line, claims that Jewish rioters invaded his home, which was declared a closed military zone, and attacked his family members with the backing of IDF soldiers. The details were published this evening (Thursday) on Kan News. Initially, according to him, three or four rioters sprayed pepper spray at one of his children, forcing him to take the child to the hospital. Later, while Ka'abneh was with his son at the hospital, eight soldiers arrived at the family home, located near Taybeh, and allowed the rioters to enter, despite children being present. Another son, aged 23, was beaten by the rioters, who took his mobile phone and filmed him being attacked. According to the father, the rioters sent him a video in which a soldier leans over his son and demands that he come home immediately. Afterwards, the rioters sent him a threat: "If the video is published, they will kill him." The family says the rioters stole devices from the home, including two saws, a tool box, a tablet, a phone, and about 500 dinars. Ka'abneh claims this is not the first time his family has faced threats. The IDF stated they are examining the report.