Case against Breaking the Silence spokesman closed: No indication he beat up Palestinian
The State Attorney's Office has decided to close the case against Breaking the Silence spokesman Dean Issacharoff, who claimed he assaulted a Palestinian during his IDF service, citing lack of guilt.
The investigation into the incident found that Issacharoff's claims "did not happen at all."
"There was no indication of the use of force, and the Palestinian claimed he was not beaten, not bruised, did not bleed, did not feel dizzy and did not pass out," the State Attorney's Office said.
