A camel was allegedly force-fed energy drinks and beaten by wedding guests in shocking footage filmed during a celebration.
The disturbing clips, which have been circulating on social media, show a group of men surrounding the animal at a wedding in Hebron, in the West Bank.
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One guest appears to forcibly prise open the camel’s mouth as he and another man pour the contents of energy drink cans down its throat.
Meanwhile, two boys sit on the animal’s back, throwing their arms in the air to the music.
Seconds later, one of the men appears to grab a stick from another guest before whacking the camel on the side of its body.
The footage is understood to have been filmed during wedding celebrations on Sunday (8 November), before being widely shared online the following day, as reported by Need To Know.
In another clip, several camels can be seen being mobbed and sat on by laughing revellers.
One animal is forced to bounce up and down to the music as a guest grabs it by the throat.
Israeli reporter Hillel Biton Rosen shared the footage on social media and called for the authorities to intervene.
He wrote: “IDF, police and the Civil Administration must deal with these terrorists.”
Under the 1997 Hebron Protocol, Hebron was divided into two zones: H1 (80%), under Palestinian Authority civil and security control, and H2 (20%), under Israeli security control.
The vast majority of Palestinians live in H1, while H2 is home to both Palestinian residents and a small Jewish settler community.
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