http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3899015.stm
just to get more insight to the conflict
It was an unforgettable image. A teenager standing alone at a checkpoint, explosives strapped to his chest, confused, trying to follow Israeli orders to get him to dismantle his bomb.
That afternoon, in March 2004, 15-year-old Hussam Abdo took up his own small place in the imagery of this conflict.
Since his arrest he has been in an Israeli prison.
We were let inside a high security jail in the north of the country and told to wait in a meeting room.
Minutes later, Hussam Abdo was brought in to see us.
He was wearing a brown prison uniform and handcuffs. He was tiny - he didn't even reach my shoulder.
He sat down, smiled and talked readily. A prison guard sat at the end of the room watching our conversation.
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