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The Palestinian child who stood up to Israeli police



The vided in which a five-year Palestinian boy cries as his father is arrested for Israeli Border Police in Hebron this week gained international attention. In the footage, Khaled Jaber, faces Hebrew agents screaming "baba, baba" (daddy, daddy). His father was arrested for allegedly diverting water from an aqueduct that supplies a Jewish settlement. In the video can be viewed as an agent of the Border Police is on the child and takes him by the shoulder to separlo of his father, who is introduced in a patrol car.

According to Israeli daily Haaretz, the Border Police says the family "orchestrated" the stage and instructed the child to run after her father in front of the cameras.

Father the child, Fadel Jaber, was arrested along with other family members Monday on suspicion of assaulting and interfering in police work. The Border Police ensures that members of this family threw stones and Israeli agents attacked in Hebron, a Palestinian town in the center of some 800 Israeli settlers live heavily guarded by the army of Israel.

Jaber Fadel's brother in law says she saw police in the early morning destroyed the irrigation system of his own. "I told my family to remain at home, but police came and attacked my children and the rest of the family," he told Haaretz. My brother and I tried protect my son, age 16, "he added.

Israel has confiscated many of the aquifers Palestinians in the Occupied Territories. To irrigate their orchards, Palestinians rely on wells that are sometimes blinded by the Israeli army. When they have no other option, go to the settlements to buy water from aquifers Palestinians to settlers. And when they deny it, they often deviate from the ditches that the source themselves directly.

http://www.xornal
.com/artigo/2010/08/05/mundo/nino-palestino-planto-cara-policia-israeli/2010080511020000269.html
Amnesty International Report: DENIAL OF RIGHT OF ACCESS PALESTINIAN WATER

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