Israeli Soldier Sentenced for Abuse of Palestinian Detainees
An Israeli reservist soldier has been sentenced to seven months in jail after admitting to abusing Palestinian detainees at the Sde Teiman military detention center near Gaza. The court found that the soldier struck detainees while they were bound and blindfolded. The case is part of ongoing investigations into military abuses.
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An Israeli military court has sentenced a reservist soldier to seven months in jail for abusing Palestinian detainees at the Sde Teiman military detention center near the Gaza border.
The soldier admitted to several incidents where he struck detainees, who were restrained and blindfolded, with his fists and a weapon. He also received a suspended sentence and was demoted to private.
Investigations into similar abuses continue, with the military acknowledging that other masked soldiers were involved, although their identities remain unknown.
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