Israeli forces beat, arrest Palestinian woman over alleged stabbing attempt
Israeli forces have violently kicked and arrested a Palestinian woman in al-Quds over an alleged stabbing attempt against the regime’s soldiers.
According to reports, in a statement, the regime forces alleged that the stabbing attempt occurred on Monday night in the Bab Hutta neighborhood, near the Lion’s Gate entrance to the Old City, as the woman from the Jenin area in the northern West Bank pulled out a knife and tried to stab an officer guarding the area.
The officer was unharmed, as the knife did not penetrate the protective vest he was wearing.
Resistance vows revenge for assault on Palestinian women
Meanwhile, Palestinian resistance groups vowed revenge after news broke that two masked female Israeli soldiers, armed and accompanied by an attack-trained dog, had compelled five Palestinian women in the southern occupied West Bank city of al-Khalil to undress completely inside their home.
Tariq Salmi, a spokesperson for the Gaza-based Islamic Jihad movement, stated that the aggression against Palestinian women constitutes an affront against the entire Palestinian nation.
“The crime of assaulting our women charges all Palestinian fighters with the duty to aim their rifles at the enemy and take revenge for the insult that the Palestinian women have endured,” he said in a statement.
Salmi called on all Palestinians across the occupied territories to ramp up their retaliatory operations against Israeli forces in response to the Tel Aviv regime’s criminal activities and defend the honor and sanctities of the Palestinian people.
The Palestinian resistance group Lions’ Den also pledged revenge.
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