The victim of the lynching in Bat Yam tried to end his life: "The injury did not go away"
Said Musa's suicide attempt took place nine months after the incident in which dozens of Jewish rioters beat him hard with objects and an electric scooter.
MK Musi Raz from Meretz told Walla!
Yoav Itiel
08/02/2022
Tuesday, 08 February 2022, 13:00 Updated: 13:04
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Documentation of lynching in Bat Yam: Jews attacked a young Arab (documentation on social networks according to section 27A of the Copyright Law)
Said Musa, the victim of the lynching in Bat Yam during Operation The Guardian of the Walls, tried tonight (Tuesday) to end his life, nine months after the incident.
"The burning insult he felt is etched in me," said MK Musi Raz (Meretz).
MK Raz told Walla !: "In May I was with him and many casualties, Jews and Arabs. ' in Bat Yam.
It hurts, he is a young man, who has not yet tasted life, and I remember he was very much in the market for being attacked so violently by surprise and really engraved in me the stinging insult he felt, the shame and the mental injury to him, and I felt the same in other wounded, and apparently the injury It did not go away with him even after nine months, and unfortunately it may have even deepened. "
"The first thing this morning, I felt the need to write about it. The war is over and there is a feeling that everything is over but it is important for all of us to remember that there are physically and mentally wounded still living the injury daily and there are bereaved families who will always live with it and we should all remember to keep ".
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Event documentation.
May, 2021 (Photo: Reuven Castro)
The incident occurred during the operation in May when dozens of rioters forcibly removed the muse from the vehicle and beat him together.
They electrocuted him with a shocker, knocked him to the floor and hit him with punches, kicks, telescopic batons and even slapped him in the face with an electric scooter.
When Musa tried to get up, he was knocked down again, while the rioters attacked him and beat him violently.
Benjamin attacked the complainant with about ten punches in the face while lying on the ground, and also kicked him in the neck with force.
The attackers left the complainant only after passers-by separated and defended him.
He was left lying on the ground, badly bruised.
Benjamin, who had moved away from the scene, returned there again, kicked the complainant in the head and threw a bottle over his face until he was forcibly removed by one of those present at the scene.
Following the incident, the Tel Aviv District Attorney's Office filed an indictment in the city district court against Nathaniel Benjamin, 25, Lahav Ohanina, 18, and a 16-year-old boy, for an act of terrorism and attempted murder that led to the lynching.
The three were also charged with aggravated act of aggravated sabotage, intentional sabotage of a racially motivated vehicle, racially motivated theft, a riot that resulted in racist motive and incitement to terrorism, and incitement to racism.
Ohanina and Benjamin's detention was extended by 18 days.
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