Assaults by Israeli soldiers become a daily reality in West Bank’s Sebastia | Occupied West Bank News

On July 2, Khaled Azem was pulled from his car at a checkpoint in the northern occupied West Bank, he tells Al Jazeera.

Israeli soldiers beat and humiliated him, forcing him to say: “I love Israel”, while filming him on his phone, then posting it to his social media.

Azem, 25, and his brother-in-law had just left the Azem home in Sebastia, a village to the northwest of Nablus, to work on a construction site.

That’s when he fell victim to one of the increasing attacks that villagers say…