'I broke down the door': Brother of wounded soldier reveals harsh hospital claims

The brother of a soldier seriously wounded in Lebanon published a harrowing testimony about his hospitalization, claiming that during the night the shift in the ward was replaced by an Arabic-speaking team, families were removed, and doors were locked. He said he broke down the door and found his brother in need of water, after being turned in bed brutally. He demands to know who is responsible for the failure.

The brother of a soldier seriously wounded in an incident in Lebanon published a difficult testimony about the hospital's conduct. According to him, during the night the shift in the ward changed, and families were asked to leave. The new team, which spoke Arabic, locked the doors, leaving four seriously wounded soldiers alone without response. The brother said he tried to enter to check on his brother but was repeatedly turned away, until he broke down the door. In the room he found his brother begging for water, and claimed he was turned in bed brutally, "like a sardine," and his head was slammed into the bed. He demanded to know who is responsible for the failure. The hospital has not yet responded.