Israeli arrests haunt Palestinian kids families

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(13 Jan 2023) • RESTRICTION SUMMARY: • ASSOCIATED PRESS • Balata refugee camp, West Bank - 10 January 2023 • 1. Wide of Yousef Mesheh, 15, holding a photo of his detained brother Wael in the room he was woken in three months ago in a night time arrest raid by Israeli forces • 2. Pan up close of the photo of Wael to Yousef • 3. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Yousef Mesheh, 15-year old from Balata refugee camp: • “I was sleeping, and I woke to a soldier beating me.” • 4. Close of Yousef upsound in Arabic: The beatings were very hard, sometimes with the gun barrel.” • 5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Yousef Mesheh, 15-year old from Balata refugee camp: • “I am scared and I think about it a lot, it is just so difficult. Scared, upset, contemplative…” • 6. Tracking mid of Yousef showing where he was sleeping when he awoke to being beaten by Israeli soldiers • 7. Various of Yousef showing how his hands were zip-tied behind his back and then taken out into the living room • 8. Mid of Yousef showing where soldiers broke his bedroom door • 9. Wide of the Mesheh family home door, now broken • 10. Mid of the broken door • • ASSOCIATED PRESS • Bethlehem, West Bank - 11 January 2023 • 11. Wide of Amer Shehadeh, psychologist • 12. Mid of Shehadeh’s hands • 13. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Amer Shehadeh, psychologist: • “As soon as the child watches the arrest process, he becomes susceptible to symptoms of PTSD, symptoms of psychological trauma, such as nightmares, such as nocturnal urination, such as academic regression, such as hyper….many, many symptoms appear on the child, and thus the normal growth and development of the child is exposed to a defect. If the child is not dealt with properly through the Palestinian society, we will have a child suffering from mental illnesses and psychological complexes.” • • ASSOCIATED PRESS • Balata refugee camp, West Bank - 10 January 203 • 14. Wide of Hanadi Mehseh, 39, and her daughter Ghazal, 6 • 15. Mid of Ghazal, left, Mohammed and Rama reciting the Quran together • 16. Various of Hanadi showing what the soldiers did that night from her perspective • 17. Wide of Hanadi sitting next to a photo of Wael • 18. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hanadi Mehseh, mother of five: • “I’ll tell you what I think is really going on. When the kids grow up, they will not think they can do anything against the occupation, the pressure is there, they are scared of them, terrified, scared from the moment they are snatched, they are terrified in that moment. It’s so they are too scared to do anything against them.” • 19. Various of Balata refugee camp with bullet holes scarring buildings next to martyr posters • • ASSOCIATED PRESS • Jerusalem - 12 January 2023 • 20. Mid of Jessica Montell, director of the rights group HaMoked • 21. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Montell, director of the rights group HaMoked: • “That is a trauma not only for individual families, but for the whole community. And I would add, that the fact that the military is making no effort to reduce these traumatic night arrests indicates to us that the trauma is part of the point. This intimidation and terrorizing of communities it seems is actually part of the policy.” • • ASSOCIATED PRESS • Balata refugee camp, West Bank - 10 January 2023 • 22. Wide of a street in Balata • 23. Various of Balata refugee camp from a nearby hill • 24. Mid of Hanadi • 25. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hanadi Mehseh, mother of five: • “So, so many. We are not he first people, nor will be the last to suffer from this is the occupation.” • 26. Various of Yousef walking outside and standing in front of Arabic graffiti reading: “Freedom for family, freedom for the fighters, and eternity for the martyrs and martyrdom for the wounded.” • • • • Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork • Twitter: / ap_archive • Facebook: / aparchives • Instagram: / apnews • • • You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...

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