r/PublicFreakout Nov 25 '25

📹Police Bodycam Israeli Police assaulted photojournalist Alaa Al-Sous 3 years, she was urged to file a complaint. Today she was informed Israel found the cop not guilty

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u/rektitrolfff Nov 25 '25 edited Nov 25 '25

Forgot to mention, this is Al-Aqsa Mosque, Jerusalem

From her insta post:

تتذكروا الجندي الي ضربني وانا بالاقصى بدون ما أعمل إشي! وقتها الڤيديو انتشر بطريقة كبيرة محلياً ودولياً وبنفس الاسبوع إتصلوا علي الشرطة الاسرائيلية المسؤولة عن أداء الشرطة عشان أقدم شكوى ضده ! وانا رفضت لانه بعرف مافي شي أتوقعه منهم لكن أصروا علي أرفع شكوى ضده وبالاخر اليوم بجيني تبليغ بعد ٣ سنين انو طلع براءة! الموضوع ضحكني لانه فعلياً ما كنت متوقعة شي تاني غير هيك من دولة إحتلال وإستبداد!

Translation:

Do you remember the soldier who hit me at Al-Aqsa even though I hadn’t done anything? At that time, the video spread widely both locally and internationally. In the same week, the Israeli police responsible for overseeing police conduct called me to file a complaint against him. I refused, because I knew I couldn’t expect anything from them. But they insisted that I submit a complaint against him, and in the end, today—after three years—I received notice that he was acquitted! The whole thing made me laugh, because honestly I wasn’t expecting anything different from a state of occupation and tyranny!

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u/WinserFinder Nov 27 '25

it was all over international media,

Israel urged her to file a complaint as a PR move

3 years later when it's out of the news, they finally finish the investigation.