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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken told Congress he has determined punishments for the soldiers and officers in all four cases to be adequate.
Some experts disagreed with that decision, saying that the punishment Israel meted out in the 2019 case was not adequate.
They said the decision to continue the support was another example of special treatment for Israel .
Blinken is required to inform Congress about any State Department findings of gross human rights violations that he considered to be remediated.
His memo on Friday detailed four cases he apparently decided met that standard.
In one case, a medic in the Israel Defense Forces’ 92nd Shimshon Battalion killed a 20-year-old Palestinian , Abed al-Fatah al Sharif .
Another officer serving in the West Bank’s COGAT unit forced at least two Palestinian women to have sex with him.
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