Israeli forces used gunshot-wounded person as a human shield to exit the area without being exposed to explosives or gunfire from resistance fighters, eyewitnesses say.
At least 553 Palestinians have since been killed including 133 children and nearly 5,200 injured by Israeli army fire in the West Bank, according to the Health Ministry. / Photo: AA
In the video, Israeli military vehicles can be seen in a street in Jenin, with a hapless wounded individual tied to the bonnet with a rope in a lying position, with bloodstains from army gunfire visible all over his body. Palestinian ambulances drive past without being allowed to reach him. According to witnesses, the army later handed over the wounded person to Palestinian Red Crescent Society teams, who transported him to a nearby hospital for treatment.Israeli forces drive around occupied West Bank with an injured Palestinian strapped to an armoured vehicle.
Tensions have been high across the occupied West Bank since Israel launched a deadly military offensive against Gaza, which has killed more than 37,500 victims since October 7.
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