The article has several sources including Sky News and the Red Cross, the IDF confirmed the arrest and the father is still missing even though nothing happened. Protesting actions like these is not anti-semitism.

The article is essentially just the Sky News video in print. The parts that aren't are like "we couldn't verify this", like this quote:

"I observed multiple deep, uniform lesions on his lower body, which are clinically consistent with deliberate cigarette burns used as a form of physical torture," she told Sky News. The Independent could not verify the report.

It does not use the Red Cross as a source.

Did you read the article? The kid's father carried him into the yellow zone and the IDF had to shoot the ground to get him to stop approaching. Did you watch the video? The kid's injuries are consistent with shrapnel from that, including "a wound caused by a sharp object", described in more detail later on by his mother as "entry and exit wounds... [i]t seems like they used a metal tool to pierce him." Weird, that's exactly what shrapnel is....

> Protesting actions like these is not anti-semitism

Parroting garbage like this, being a useful idiot for anti-semites, is anti-semitic. People walking on to this issue in the last year or so thinking they have moral clarity on it while knowing literally nothing about the history or all the groups involved are only making a bad situation worse.