Mujahid Abadi, 24, was shot by Israeli Occupation forces, beaten, tied to a military jeep, and used as a human shield in Jenin. Speaking from his hospital bed, Abadi detailed his harrowing experience during the occupation forces' raid in the West Bank.

Abadi recalled being shot in the arm and leg while trying to return home, causing him to fall behind a military jeep. After falling, he was beaten, noting that the soldiers "laughed and played while hitting him."

He described how they broke the bones in his hand and leg. "Two soldiers grabbed my arms and two others my legs, lifting me up and dropping me in front of the military vehicle," Abadi said.

Orthopedic doctor Baha Abu Hamad from Ibn Sina Hospital stated that Abadi suffers from open, fragmented fractures in his right thigh, along with the loss of some tissues, muscles, and skin.