21-month-old Jawad Abu Nassar was detained alongside his father by Israeli forces in central Gaza — and returned to his family ten hours later, alone.
Doctors found wounds on his legs consistent with cigarette burns and signs of torture.
The Israeli military denies abusing the child, and says his father — who remains missing — was a Hamas member who used him as a human shield. It has not publicly provided evidence to support that claim.
Watch the full report from @sparkomat ⬇️. Warning: contains some distressing images.
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What kind of human does it take to do this to a child? But then again we have seen the IDF sniper children for fun! They must be put in The Hague and locked away for the rest of their lives.
They stole the baby. Tortured him with cigarettes and metal nails—in front of his father—to force a confession.
Ten hours later, they handed him to the Red Cross. Said he was 'walking, talking, happy'. Walked off.
This is life under jewish occupation.
These small children are illegally held prisoners- hostages- kidnapped by Israel held without charge. Thousands of them. God knows what is happening to them…
Worst crime in the human history 💔
Israeli soldiers torture a one-year-old child in Gaza, including burning his leg with a cigarette and inserting a nail into his leg, according to a TRT report, to pressure his father to make confessions.
These are the pants of the child, Jawad Abu Nasser, who was totured in Gaza by Israeli soldiers, a small piece of fabric that stands as powerful evidence of the crime.
They bear traces of his blood, reflecting the abuse he endured. A visible hole can also be seen, indicating the insertion of a sharp object, resembling a metal rod, into his foot, with a clear exit point through both the foot and the fabric.
The evidence does not end there; there are also marks that appear to be burns, likely caused by cigarettes being extinguished on them.
A 17 year old boy was tortured in prison by Israel for 6 months without ever being charged.
“Walid’s autopsy indicates that Israeli prison guards systematically starved and abused him for months until he finally collapsed, struck his head, and died”
Like many prisoners, he also had signs of dysentery, scabies, and other diseases that contributed to his death. Israel has held his body for a year and has not given his family an explanation for why.
The judge wrote his decision on this last year, but it was barred from publication until now after petitions from Haaretz.
Outrage is growing worldwide after reports of a Palestinian toddler’s torture by Israeli soldiers in Gaza, with activists, lawmakers and UN experts warning of systematic violations with no accountability in sight
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