'Israeli' soldiers who executed surrendered Palestinians released, returned to duty
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The two 'Israeli' soldiers involved in the outrageous execution in Jenin were interrogated under warning for five hours on suspicion of manslaughter, 'Israeli' journalist Yinon Magal reported on X.
Following the investigation, the soldiers were released without conditions, their weapons were not confiscated, and they returned to their unit.
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שני המסתערבים שחיסלו את שני המחבלים בג'נין נחקרו אתמול באזהרה במשך 5 שעות בחשד להריגה. בסיום החקירה הם שוחררו ללא תנאים, הנשק לא נלקח מהם והם חזרו ליחידה.
The incident, captured on live video, appeared to show 'Israeli' soldiers executing two Palestinians after they had clearly surrendered.
The Palestinian Authority identified the men as 26-year-old Mahmoud Qassem Abdallah and 37-year-old Youssef Asasa, whose bodies were taken by Israeli security forces.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) described the event as an “incident” under review. In a joint statement, the military and police said their forces had entered the area, encircled a structure where the suspects were located, and conducted a surrender procedure that lasted several hours.
After using heavy machinery on the building, the suspects emerged, at which point shots were fired.
“The incident is under review by the commanders on the ground, and will be transferred to the relevant authorities for examination,” the IOF and police added.
The episode has sparked international criticism, with human rights groups condemning the apparent extrajudicial killings and calling for a transparent investigation.
