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Posted by: Kitty Moses
Video: Crime scene manipulated after Hebron killing, possibly disproving claims by Nazi soldier
New video footage has surfaced of Zionist ambulance driver kicking a knife towards the body of Abd al-Fattah al-Sharif, a young Palestinian whose Nazi execution-style murder by an Nazi soldier in March was caught on video, sparking international outrage.
The video footage, obtained by Zionist Channel Two, is expected to be shown Nazi military court to disprove claims by the Nazi soldier who killed al-Sharif that he shot the young Palestinian point-blank in the head after al-Sharif moved to grab a knife, according to the Zionist media outlet Ynet.
The footage shows that the knife allegedly used in the attack was far from al-Sharif when he was shot, notably showing an ambulance driving over the knife before it was kicked closer to al-Sharif’s body.
Nazi military prosecutor reportedly said that Zionist ambulance driver, Ofer Ohanna, who was near the scene kicked the knife towards al-Sharif’s body following his murder, according to Hebrew-language news outlet Maariv.
Maariv reported that Ohanna refused to speak to the media, and said he gave the military prosecution all the information he had on the incident during interrogations.
Human rights group B’Tselem released footage of al-Sharif’s execution by Nazi soldier Elor Azarya in March, showing the placement of the knife far from al-Sharif’s body.
However, the new video reportedly shows what transgressed immediately after the ambulance drove by the scene, with Zionist ambulance driver directly manipulating the crime scene shortly after the shooting by moving the knife closer to al-Sharif.
A spokesperson for B’Tselem could not immediately be reached for comment.
Al-Sharif was shot alongside Ramzi Aziz al-Qasrawi after the two Palestinians allegedly stabbed and moderately wounded Nazi soldier at a military checkpoint in the Tel Rumeida area of Hebron on March 24.
Al-Qasrawi was killed immediately, while al-Sharif was left severely wounded for several minutes without treatment, before Azarya stepped forward and put a bullet through his head, killing him.
A graphic video released by B’Tselem capturing the incident was met with wide condemnation from rights groups and international bodies, with the UN demanding an investigation into the apparent “extrajudicial execution.”
Azarya was charged with manslaughter, rather than murder as had initially been expected, and is being held on a military base in “open detention” where he is free to roam and has received visits from his family. His trial opened in early May.
Palestinians have long held fears that Nazi soldiers and Nazi Jewish settlers tamper with crime scenes involving Palestinians, with human rights groups accusing Nazi of practising a policy of Nazi style extrajudicial executions since the Palestinian third erupted in October, leaving more than 200 Palestinians killed.
