Jerusalem (CNN) -- A video released by an Israeli human rights organization shows what the group describes as a 9-year-old Palestinian boy being assaulted by two border police officers in the West Bank city of Hebron. The footage, released by B'tselem, the Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories, shows the boy walking on pavement outside a building when a uniformed police officer runs up to him and grabs him by an arm, causing him to lose his balance and pulling him along the ground for a few feet. The police officer, who is holding a rifle in one hand, asks the boy, "Why are you making trouble?" according to B'tselem. Seconds later, a second police officer, also carrying a rifle, walks up to the boy, kicks him, turns around and walks off without speaking. At that, the first policeman releases the boy, who runs out of the frame.
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Video: "Why are you making trouble?" border officer asks wailing boy
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Second border officer kicks the child, turns around and walks off
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The Israeli border police denounce the incident
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"This is a rare incident which does not represent the actions of the Border Police in Israel," they say
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Israeli children generally have a legal right to have their parents present during questioning; @placeholder do not, it says.
An @placeholder child can be held no more than two days without being granted access to a lawyer; a Palestinian child can be held 90 days, it says.