Crazy: The wounded soldier and the terrorist were evacuated together by helicopter - with the terrorist not handcuffed

January 12, 2022   

The soldier who was injured yesterday (Tuesday) in the car bombing at the Neve Tzuf intersection and the injured terrorist were evacuated together in the same helicopter, with the soldier tied to a restraint board and the terrorist uncuffed. This was reported this evening (Wednesday) by Moshe Steinmetz and Carmel Dangor of Kan News. Where are the coronavirus tests performed? What test is done and when? All the information 7 million American children who were vaccinated are not wrong: We got vaccinated and you should get vaccinated too Has it been three months since your second vaccination? This is how you will protect yourself from the virus According to the report, the Unit 669 doctor who evacuated the two clashed with other medical personnel at the scene, and according to sources present at the scene, he was the one who decided to put the terrorist on the helicopter even though his condition was mild. The army said his condition was serious, but Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital, where he was taken, also assessed his condition as mild to moderate. According to the same sources, before the evacuation, the terrorist had already received medical treatment, and was in the hands of a Shin Bet coordinator who began questioning him. At this point, the military doctor arrived, "took control of the incident" - and a confrontation developed between him and other medical personnel at the scene. Before he was put on the helicopter, the handcuffs were removed from the terrorist's hands, it is not clear at what stage and by whom. An IDF spokesperson stated in response to 'Kan News': "The medical decision to treat the terrorist was made based on clinical parameters only, any attempt to present the incident in a different light is unrealistic. It should be emphasized that there was no delay in the soldier's treatment or risk to him. Prior to the evacuation, a check was conducted according to procedures to ensure that the terrorist was not carrying weapons, and he was treated without handcuffs, regardless of the doctor who admitted him for treatment in this way. "Furthermore, according to the procedures used in these cases, a security guard was attached to the flight to the hospital. As with any evacuation incident, a routine professional investigation is currently taking place with the aim of learning from the incident.".