Overview
- CCTV and resident videos published in new reports show 14-year-old Jad Jadallah shot during an al-Far'a camp raid and lying wounded as soldiers stood nearby for roughly 45 minutes.
- Ambulance call logs and paramedic testimony indicate the first crew arrived in about eight minutes but was blocked at gunpoint from reaching the boy, with a second ambulance also turned back.
- Footage appears to show a soldier placing an object beside the teenager and photographing it, prompting allegations from the family and rights advocates that evidence was being staged.
- The Israeli military says the teen threw a rock, asserts troops checked for explosives and provided initial treatment, and notes he was placed in a military vehicle, while denying it prevented medics from accessing him.
- Months after the November shooting, the boy’s body remains in Israeli custody and no public accounting of autopsy findings or an independent resolution has been reported.