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Saturday Oct. 6, 2012 7:56 AM (EST+7)
VIDEO: Policeman punches head of Palestinian boy into ground during arrest
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RAMALLAH, October 6 (JMCC) - A video by cameraman Amjad Arafa, distributed by the QNN news center and reported by the Electronic Intifada, shows Israeli forces detaining a boy identified as Hasan al-Afifi in the old city of Jerusalem Friday.
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 A still from video shot of an Israeli security officer beating a Palestinian boy in Jerusalem. October 5, 2012 (Amjad Arafa/QNN)
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Multimedia
 Aljazeera Witness: Mother Courage
Feb. 26, 2010 9:06 PM (EST+7)
WATCH: Israeli soldier dancing around blindfolded Palestinian woman
Oct. 6, 2010 12:25 PM (EST+7)
Police beat Palestinian during Jaffa eviction
Oct. 8, 2011 12:10 PM (EST+7)
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 Documents
 A Wall on the Green Line?
Accountability Denied: The Absence of Investigation and Punishment of Torture in Israel
Arab Initiative, 2002
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Publications
Poll No. 14, March 1996 - On Attitudes of East Jerusalemites on the Recent Hamas Bombings
Poll No. 17, October 1996 - On Palestinian Attitudes Towards Current Issues
Poll No. 24, December 1997 - On Palestinian and Israeli Attitudes Towards the Peace Process
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Background
Checkpoints
Security (Palestinian)
Bilin
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Resources
"Frequently asked questions on the anti terrorism fence" Israel ministry of foreign affairs, April 2009
"The West Bank Barrier" OCHA, April 2009
“Percentage of Israelis in Military Drops,” AP, August 2007
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A uniformed man then punches the teenager, who is on the ground with one hand behind his back, in the head so that it strikes the hard floor.
Clashes broke out on the grounds of the al-Aqsa Mosque Friday when police stormed the area to break up a demonstration. Israeli right-wing groups sought to enter the mosque area to pray this week, raising tensions.
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A still from video shot of an Israeli security officer beating a Palestinian boy in Jerusalem. October 5, 2012 (Amjad Arafa/QNN)
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