Human Rights Group Condemns Zionist Slaughterer Israeli Use of Police Dogs

The Euro-Mediterranean Observatory for Human Rights (EMOHR) Sunday strongly condemned in a statement the Israeli soldiers’ use of police dogs against peaceful protesters in the Palestinian Territory, considering it a blatant violation of the international and humanitarian law.

EMOHR said the Israeli army unleashed a dog to attack protesters, during the weekly anti-settlements protest in the Qalqilya area village of Kufr Qaddoum on Friday, biting one protester who was arrested.

The statement considered the Israeli actions as an act of torture and an inhuman degrading treatment, which constitutes a crime under international law.

EMOHR documented the Israeli soldier giving a signal to one of the dogs to attack 24 year-old Ahmad Ishtewi, which caused severe bleeding in his thigh and hands

Ishtewi’s father said that his son was a victim of an intentional attack that happened right in front of the Zionist Israeli soldiers, who just stood there despite Ahmad’s cries for help.