Palestinian teen attacker was released in Israeli prison 9 years later

Lawyer Khalid Zabarga told the BBC after his sentence was released.

The Israelites saw the young age of Manasra and his cousin during the attack as evidence that they celebrated the young age.

After stabbing, Manasra fled the scene and hit a car. The widespread shared graphic video in social media has hecked it on the street and as a bleeding in Hecklede.

These images were angry in the Arab world, and many believed that the child was dead. However, the days later, Israeli officials published a photo treated in the hospital.

Then he tried to kill Manasra and sentenced to nine and a half years in prison.

Doctors say that he has prepared schizophrenia behind the sticks and trying to harm others and self.

Repeated legal appeals for the early launch were rejected for the reasons to be charged with a terrorist crime.

Because he was released, his family refused to talk to journalists.

“So far, Ahmad’s health care situation is unknown and the family’s priority is to diagnose and treat his healthy condition to reduce the side effects faced by Ahmad.”

Amnesty International and Israel accuse the NGO, Adalah, Israeli authorities in the work of Manasra to international law.

13 years old denoting the interrogation – without a guardian or a lawyer.

The leaking video showed that Israel’s security officers insulted and insulted.

“Manasra’s rights have been systematically peeled. He was immediately allowed to see his family through a glass wall,” he said. Adalah said in a statement.

“He was completely deprived of the right to avoid education and other basic rights.

Prisons service says that all prisoners are held in accordance with international law and exploration claims are being investigated.

Palestinian prisoners recently said that the conditions in Israeli prison, in October 2023, since the Leading Hamas leadership of South Israel, has become more rigid since the leadership of South Israel.

Most of those released during the last ceasefire in Gaza appeared thin and ill and some hospital treatment.

They described the battles, fierce overlooks, insufficient medical care, and poor sanitary conditions.

Israel’s remote civilian security was crammed by an ITamar Ben-GVIR, ordering harsh restrictions on security prisoners.

Last month, a 17-year-old Palestinian boy on the occupied West coast held in a six-month Israeli prison died after falling in unknown cases without whims.

Walid Khalid Ahmed became the first Palestinian child to die in the arrest of Israel.

An Israeli doctor observing the post-death examiner found that he suffered from excessive nutrition.