It shows the methods of Israel's gentle policemen in dealing with demonstrators, in this case, students near the Knesset:
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And in case you missed the irony of my "gentle" remark, here's a close-up:
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By the way, that's a strangle hold. Very effective way to cut off air supply to a person and in a situation like this, a possible break of the larynx is also a possibility.
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