Israeli police crack down on Arab cultural event

A group of independent human rights experts is calling for accountability in Israel's recent attack on Gaza - which killed nearly 1500 people, wounded some 6,000 and made an estimated 80,000 homeless. The group released a 43-page report today outlining atrocities committed during the 3-week long conflict. The UN's Olivier De Schutter, one of the report’s authors, suggests that major human rights violations may have occurred. In one incident documented in the report, an 11-year old boy was used as a human shield by Israeli soldiers. Meanwhile, in the West Bank, Israeli police forces cracked down on an Arab cultural event. Several were arrested. FSRN's Ghassan Bannoura reports.