[Music] An elderly Palestinian man has been filmed confronting a group of armed Israeli soldiers amid clashes between

the troops and Palestinian youths in Hebron. The footage, which was filmed by a Palestinian man, shows 65-year-old Zad

Abu Halel walking up to the soldiers and shouting at them that they should be ashamed of themselves.

Despite one raising his gun, the elderly man continues shouting, asking them how they can shoot at kids and telling them

that's not okay, and to take their soldiers away and not fire their weapons. [Music]

[Applause] Determined to get his point across, he shows no fear as he continues

to approach the soldiers, saying he'll not move and that they are not human if they want to kill more people, adding

once again that they should be ashamed. The Israeli troops are heard telling the man to leave and go back, or

he would be arrested. Then the elderly man puts his hand on his chest and collapses to the

ground. Other footage of the same incident shows that immediately after he collapses, a group of journalists come to

his assistance and carry him away. The 65-year-old has since been released from hospital after suffering

from minor bruises from falling to the ground. [Music]

Elderly Palestinian Man Confronts Armed Israeli Soldiers Before Collapsing

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Elderly Palestinian Man Confronts Israeli Soldiers

65-year-old Zad Abu Halel confronts armed Israeli soldiers during clashes in Hebron.

He shouts at the soldiers, accusing them of shameful actions.

He questions their actions, specifically the shooting of children, and demands an end to the violence.

He fearlessly continues to approach the soldiers, refusing to move and criticizing their humanity.

Soldiers' Response and the Man's Collapse

Soldiers order the man to leave, threatening arrest.

Journalists assist the man after his collapse.

He is released from hospital with minor injuries.