Report: Israeli police officer witnessed Zion Square ‘lynching’ and chose not to intervene

Israeli press first reported a patrol officer was called to the scene of the lynching in Zion Square as the attackers were screaming 'Death to Arabs' and chasing Palestinian the youths.

Google Translate: He chose not to intervene and left without calling additional forces. "It did not affect him, he chose not to intervene," said the eyewitness.

New evidence interprets the young Arab attack in Zion Square indicate poor conduct of the Israel Police: newspaper "Ma'ariv" post this morning that the focus of police reports of events came about 40 minutes before the violent event. According to an eyewitness at the scene, a patrolman who was called to the scene watched young wild square, but left the place minute by beating young.

Muhammad, one of employee witnesses near the square cats, suggesting that the 100 center called the police and reported the event. A few minutes later a policeman arrived on a motorcycle tour of watching young people chasing Arabs but the officer chose not to intervene.

"The policeman arrived just as the boys began to shout 'Death to Arabs', he was right in the mess, he heard the curses, saw chase Arabs and beat them, but it did not affect him., He decided not to intervene and did not ask to send other teams to place," said witness.

Jerusalem Police sources told the newspaper "Ma'ariv that the place did come Explorer police after receiving the complaint center. According scout scan performed and explained that some of the boys dispersed, and some came to Zion Square.

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