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Israeli Soldiers Write ID Numbers on Palestinians' Foreheads in 'Dehumanising' West Bank Raid

The military said the markings were used to identify suspects for interrogation after troops rounded up dozens of residents during the raid.

Summary by IBTimes UK
Israeli soldiers wrote identification numbers on Palestinian men during a military raid in Qabatiya, fuelling anger over what critics called a 'dehumanising' practice. Footage shared online by Palestinian human rights advocate Ihab Hassan showed a man with the number '44' written in black marker across his forehead and arms. The man was identified in translated text accompanying the video as freed Palestinian detainee Ahmad Hethnawi. In the foot…

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A military operation in the West Bank makes headlines: soldiers write Palestinian numbers on the body. Such images remind us of dark times, says an opponent. The army speaks of a serious incident and draws consequences according to its own statements.

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Israeli soldiers marked Palestinian detainees with numbers during their latest operations in the northern West Bank town of Qabtiya, Israeli media reported. According to the reports cited, several detainees were marked with numbers on their foreheads or bodies with a felt-tip pen before being released. The army said two Palestinians suspected of planning terror attacks were detained in the past 24 hours as part of an operation, but Palestinian s…

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Israeli soldiers who raided Qabatayya in the West Bank placed numbers on the foreheads of Palestinians they detained. The IDF confirmed the incident. This is the latest such incident involving the Israeli military.

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Middle East Eye broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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