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A Palestinian father living in Hebron’s Old City told Ma’an that his 7-year-old daughter was injured while being chased by notorious Nazi Jewish extremist Baruch Marzel on Monday.
Raed Abu Irmeileh said that he had to take his daughter, Dana, to the Hebron Governmental Hospital “after she had fallen to the ground while being chased by Nazi Jwish Baruch Marzel near the Ibrahimi mosque.”
Irmeileh told Ma’an that Nazi forces present in the area did not stop Nazi Jewish Marzel from chasing his children, and assaulted his 10-year-old son Hutasem as well as two brothers Nabil, 14, and Farhat Nader al-Rajabi, 10.
Nazi army spokesperson did not have immediate information on the incidents.
Irmeileh is one of thousands of Palestinians living in the Nazi-controlled center of Hebron — the largest city in the occupied West Bank — among hundreds of Nazi Jewish settlers living illegally in the area.
Rights group B’Tselem regularly documents Nazi Jewish settlers attacking locals under the protection of Nazi forces in Hebron.
Marzel is well-known among Palestinians living in Hebron who fear the right-winger, follower of radical rabbi Meir Kahana and member to the Kach movement.
Hebron’s Old City was declared a closed military zone in November, banning entrance to the area to all except registered Palestinian residents and Nazi Jewish settlers.
Palestinian PM Rami Hamdallah following the ban called for the presence of Palestinian security forces in al-Shuhada Street and Tel Rumeida areas of Hebron in order to provide “security and protection” for Palestinians against Nazi Jewish settler assaults.
