A Palestinian activist said an IDF officer stole his security cameras. What followed was a familiar choreography of denial, deflection and institutional indifference
A Palestinian activist said an IDF officer stole his security cameras. What followed was a familiar choreography of denial, deflection and institutional indifference
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08:57 AM • April 25 2026 IDT
Two stubborn men forced the reopening of an investigation, two and a half years after a complaint was filed against an IDF officer who allegedly stole security cameras from a house in the Old City of Hebron.
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