you would make a horrible one at that. I'd like to kick you in the 'tussy' (lol) this is child abuse and a violation of international law. Funny how such treatment is tolerated by the international audience. Dont be that gullible-when you have footage, there are only so many ways for one to go wrong.

Indigenous? There was never a Palestinian race and if you wish to argue that point why is there Jewish artifacts I.e the Dead Sea scrolls that go back further then Islam? You believe your greater informed when in all honesty your more brainwashed. You only have to look a few kms East to see what Syria and the rest of the middle east does to children!

This organization has been caught lying so many times that nobody in a right mind would believe anything coming from them. This was obviously staged, the boy was enticed (candy ?) to throw stones and the border guards got caught in the trap. They are actually doing a great disservice to the Arab population as no one pays attention except the Israel haters.

Firstly where was the person filming this, that they managed to get this footage in that tiny visible space. Secondly, B'tselem claims that they only started filming once the child was in custody - not so - he waited patently for something to happen. Thirdly - how do they know it was a kick - the other soldier is totally in the way of the camera. For all we know the 2nd soldier could have kicked the ground, not the child. While Magav has a bad rep, so does B'tselem and their photographers.

I'm against abuse of power, especially against children. However, there are some things about this video that just don't make sense: Why film at that particular location, at that exact time? It's like the videographer was waiting for (knew?) something to happen. There's an extremely narrow field of view, yet all the action took place right there. Coincidence? Officer #1 seems to be stalking the child. Why? Once he grabs the child he moves into a better filming position. Officer #2 runs to the scene, kicks the child and walks away. Quite odd. This clip needs to be investigated. If anyone can find what really happened, the offending party must be severely punished.

Aren't Palestinians supposed to be oppressed and starving? Seems like a set-up to further demonize the state of Israel.

This was mild. Remember the good old days when the IDF had the “break the bone” policy?

Well, since Jewish kids do not hurl boulders at ersatz "Palestinian" police, or otherwise interfere with them, the answer is simply that your question is puerile and entirely irrelevant. Next stupid query? Do you have one?

Hamas or Fatah would have used him for a human shield, he got off easy

the rest of his carcass can stay outside until the head finishes its sentence

is too big to be thrown. Rocks...yes....boulders no! Please use proper English Sally. Do you have another stupid response?

Another lie from thé Palestinians! After all they do to us, this incident if true should not even be reported

"this little boy'' is 14 years of age. Not so little in my book!

The article did not disappear. Go to ''culture & leisure'' scroll down to ''sports'' where you will see the article.

that the child walked around with a homicide bomb under his clothing, ready to detonate, as others have these children have already done They received their training in Kindegarten, Hamas is so proud of it they made several videos of the little tyke all dressed in Shahid clotihing, it's on Yourube, replete with mock bomb belts

There are Palestinian camera man who are on the look out for what Israeli guards might do, and they send the footage to Israeli human rights groups. The camera man knows his city and what could happen. It's interesting to see the conspiracy theories, and the guards are not Palestinian. They're Sephardic, clearly. I understand how they reacted, but it's very unprofessional and very bad conduct.

You have said something I disagree with. Its time to give you a light tap!!

Here you walk up a street, let me boot you in the ass, and have no cameras rolling. It will be no set up.