Leaked jail video did ‘severe’ harm to Israel’s picture

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu mentioned the leak of a video from a detention facility exhibiting the alleged abuse of a Palestinian detainee was maybe probably the most “extreme public relations assault” on Israel since its founding.

Netanyahu made the remarks throughout his weekly Cupboard assembly on Sunday, referring to the clip that sparked outrage after it was aired by Israel’s Channel 12 tv in August final 12 months.

Israel’s prime army prosecutor, Main Common Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, resigned on Friday in reference to the affair on the Sde Teiman detention camp.

Israeli media reported that she took duty for releasing the footage, saying it was performed to counter “false propaganda directed in opposition to the army regulation enforcement authorities.”

The remark apparently alludes to makes an attempt by some in Israel to painting the video and experiences of detainee abuse as fabricated.

The video reportedly exhibits the extreme mistreatment of a Hamas militant. 5 reservists have been indicted in February over the incident. Attorneys for the accused have strongly denied allegations of sexual assault.

Media experiences mentioned the detainee was injured so badly that he required hospital therapy, although this isn’t clearly seen on the safety footage, as troopers partially obscure the view with their shields.

The human rights group Amnesty Worldwide has accused Israel of mistreating and torturing Palestinian prisoners from the Gaza Strip at Sde Teiman. Varied media shops have additionally reported allegations of abuse on the website.

She supplied her resignation after an investigation was launched final week into whether or not members of the Navy Advocate Common’s workplace have been concerned in releasing the footage.

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