31 may 2018
Israeli plain-clothes officers on Thursday kidnapped a West Bank young man during his presence in the Arab city of Tamra in the Lower Galilee (north of the 1948 occupied territories).
Informed sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that police officers in civilian attire kidnapped a Palestinian young man called Khalil al-Qarem in Tamra city.
Qarem is from the West Bank town of Jalqamus and he was kidnapped from his workplace in the city.
Informed sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that police officers in civilian attire kidnapped a Palestinian young man called Khalil al-Qarem in Tamra city.
Qarem is from the West Bank town of Jalqamus and he was kidnapped from his workplace in the city.
Israeli authorities decided Thursday to release a Palestinian female prisoner, who was shot and injured in the leg several days ago for allegedly planning an attack in occupied Jerusalem.
Khawla Shahatit was shot and injured by Israeli police on Sunday evening after they suspected her of planning an attack.
She was taken to an Israeli hospital, where she was held in custody. Police later said that she was not carrying any weapon.
Attorney Mufeed al-Haj of the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society affirmed that Israeli authorities informed him of their decision to release her, days before her court hearing.
Khawla is still in hospital where she underwent surgery in her right leg and her condition is reported stable, said al-Haj.
Khawla Shahatit was shot and injured by Israeli police on Sunday evening after they suspected her of planning an attack.
She was taken to an Israeli hospital, where she was held in custody. Police later said that she was not carrying any weapon.
Attorney Mufeed al-Haj of the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society affirmed that Israeli authorities informed him of their decision to release her, days before her court hearing.
Khawla is still in hospital where she underwent surgery in her right leg and her condition is reported stable, said al-Haj.
Ahmad Jamal Ghanayem
Dozens of Israeli soldiers invaded, early on Friday morning, the Deheishe refugee camp, south of the West Bank city of Bethlehem, injured five Palestinians and abducted one.
The soldiers invaded the refugee camp through its main entrance, and fired many live rounds, including expanding bullets, and gas bombs, at many youngsters, who hurled stones the armored military jeeps.
Medical sources said the soldiers shot five Palestinians with live fire and the Toto expanding bullets, before they were rushed to a local hospital.
The Deheishe News said undercover soldiers also infiltrated into the refugee camp, using a car with Palestinian license plates, especially in Martyr Saed Eid neighborhood, before storming and searching homes, and abducted Ahmad Jamal Ghanayem.
Regular army units then invaded many other areas in the refugee camp, and attacked protesters, especially in al-Basha area, and the al-‘Asleeni neighborhood. video
Dozens of Israeli soldiers invaded, early on Friday morning, the Deheishe refugee camp, south of the West Bank city of Bethlehem, injured five Palestinians and abducted one.
The soldiers invaded the refugee camp through its main entrance, and fired many live rounds, including expanding bullets, and gas bombs, at many youngsters, who hurled stones the armored military jeeps.
Medical sources said the soldiers shot five Palestinians with live fire and the Toto expanding bullets, before they were rushed to a local hospital.
The Deheishe News said undercover soldiers also infiltrated into the refugee camp, using a car with Palestinian license plates, especially in Martyr Saed Eid neighborhood, before storming and searching homes, and abducted Ahmad Jamal Ghanayem.
Regular army units then invaded many other areas in the refugee camp, and attacked protesters, especially in al-Basha area, and the al-‘Asleeni neighborhood. video
Several Palestinians, among them ex-prisoners, were kidnapped by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) in a predawn sweep rocking West Bank provinces.
Reporting from al-Khalil province, a PIC news correspondent said the Israeli military rolled into al-Seir area and kidnapped the two ex-prisoners Zaid al-Qawasmi and Malek Abu Eisheh.
Ex-prisoner and political analyst Hesham al-Sharbati was kidnapped by the IOF from his family home in Qarn al-Thawr, in al-Khalil.
The occupation forces further stormed residential neighborhoods in al-Khalil before they kidnapped at least nine Palestinian ex-prisoners, among them the head of the Palestine Prisoners Center for Studies, Osama Shaheen.
Journalist Mus’ab Qufeisheh was kidnapped by the IOF from his family home southwest of al-Khalil province.
Overnight, a flock of Israeli warplanes kept hovering over al-Khalil’s eastern villages, sparking panic in the area.
At the same time, clashes burst out in Nablus province after the IOF broke into the “popular housing” neighborhood and ravaged a Palestinian’s family home.
The campaign culminated in the abduction of two Palestinians from Jenin, where civilians have also had their homes ransacked by the Israeli military.
Israeli Soldiers Abduct Eight Palestinians In Hebron
The Hebron office of the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS), in the southern part of the occupied West Bank, has reported that Israeli soldiers abducted, on Thursday at dawn, at least eight Palestinians in Hebron governorate.
The PPS said the soldiers stormed and violently searched dozens of homes, and interrogated many Palestinians, before abducting at least eight.
Among the abducted Palestinians is a journalist, identified as Mos’ab Khamis Qfeisha, former political prisoner and political analysts Hisham Sharabati, from Hebron city, and detainees’ rights advocate and activist Osama Shahin from Doura town, south of Hebron.
The abducted Palestinians have been identified as:
It is worth mentioning that Nidal was taken prisoner after the soldiers stopped him at a roadblock near the permanent Abu ar-Reesh military post, in Hebron.
On Wednesday at night, the soldiers abducted a former political prisoner, identified as Haitham al-Jo’ba, in front of one of the gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, in occupied Jerusalem.
Israeli Soldiers Abducts Five Palestinians In Jenin
Israeli soldiers invaded, on Thursday at dawn, several areas in the northern West Bank governorate of Jenin, broke into and ransacked many homes, and abducted five young Palestinian men, the Jenin office of the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has reported.
The PPS said many army jeeps invaded Ya’bad town, west of Jenin, searched several homes and abducted Rabea’ Luay Hamarsha, Yacoub Yousef Abu Bakr and Firas Hamza Herzallah.
It added that the soldiers also searched homes in Kafr Dan village, west of Jenin, before abducting Mohammad Ibrahim ‘Aabed and Mohammad Marwan Mer’ey, from their homes.
The soldiers also invaded the home of Mohammad Mer’ey, and interrogated him and his family while searching their property.
It is worth mentioning that Jenin office of the PPS has reported that the soldiers abducted 33 Palestinians, including five patients, this month in Jenin.
Reporting from al-Khalil province, a PIC news correspondent said the Israeli military rolled into al-Seir area and kidnapped the two ex-prisoners Zaid al-Qawasmi and Malek Abu Eisheh.
Ex-prisoner and political analyst Hesham al-Sharbati was kidnapped by the IOF from his family home in Qarn al-Thawr, in al-Khalil.
The occupation forces further stormed residential neighborhoods in al-Khalil before they kidnapped at least nine Palestinian ex-prisoners, among them the head of the Palestine Prisoners Center for Studies, Osama Shaheen.
Journalist Mus’ab Qufeisheh was kidnapped by the IOF from his family home southwest of al-Khalil province.
Overnight, a flock of Israeli warplanes kept hovering over al-Khalil’s eastern villages, sparking panic in the area.
At the same time, clashes burst out in Nablus province after the IOF broke into the “popular housing” neighborhood and ravaged a Palestinian’s family home.
The campaign culminated in the abduction of two Palestinians from Jenin, where civilians have also had their homes ransacked by the Israeli military.
Israeli Soldiers Abduct Eight Palestinians In Hebron
The Hebron office of the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS), in the southern part of the occupied West Bank, has reported that Israeli soldiers abducted, on Thursday at dawn, at least eight Palestinians in Hebron governorate.
The PPS said the soldiers stormed and violently searched dozens of homes, and interrogated many Palestinians, before abducting at least eight.
Among the abducted Palestinians is a journalist, identified as Mos’ab Khamis Qfeisha, former political prisoner and political analysts Hisham Sharabati, from Hebron city, and detainees’ rights advocate and activist Osama Shahin from Doura town, south of Hebron.
The abducted Palestinians have been identified as:
- Osama Hussein Shahin, from Doura, south of Hebron.
- Hisham Sharabati, Hebron.
- Mos’ab Qfeisha, Hebron.
- Monjid al-Jondi, Hebron.
- Malek Abu Aisha, Hebron.
- Ziad Akram Qawasmi, Hebron.
- Ziad Ali Qawasmi, Hebron.
- Nidal Talhami, 41, Hebron.
It is worth mentioning that Nidal was taken prisoner after the soldiers stopped him at a roadblock near the permanent Abu ar-Reesh military post, in Hebron.
On Wednesday at night, the soldiers abducted a former political prisoner, identified as Haitham al-Jo’ba, in front of one of the gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, in occupied Jerusalem.
Israeli Soldiers Abducts Five Palestinians In Jenin
Israeli soldiers invaded, on Thursday at dawn, several areas in the northern West Bank governorate of Jenin, broke into and ransacked many homes, and abducted five young Palestinian men, the Jenin office of the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has reported.
The PPS said many army jeeps invaded Ya’bad town, west of Jenin, searched several homes and abducted Rabea’ Luay Hamarsha, Yacoub Yousef Abu Bakr and Firas Hamza Herzallah.
It added that the soldiers also searched homes in Kafr Dan village, west of Jenin, before abducting Mohammad Ibrahim ‘Aabed and Mohammad Marwan Mer’ey, from their homes.
The soldiers also invaded the home of Mohammad Mer’ey, and interrogated him and his family while searching their property.
It is worth mentioning that Jenin office of the PPS has reported that the soldiers abducted 33 Palestinians, including five patients, this month in Jenin.
The Israeli occupation forces at daybreak Thursday kidnapped the Palestinian activist Osama Shaheen, 35, from his home in al-Khalil’s southern town of Dura, in the southern occupied West Bank.
According to the Palestine Prisoners Center for Studies, Israeli forces broke into the home of journalist Osama Shaheen, also the center’s head, and wreaked havoc on the building before they kidnapped him.
Shaheen was released from Israeli jails just nine months ago after he had served a one-year administrative detention sentence, issued with neither charge nor trial.
The center condemned Israel’s abduction of Saheen without explicable reasons, attributing it to the man’s activism in favor of the prisoners’ cause.
Shaheen has been diagnosed with critical health problems and suffers severe backaches as a result of a cartilage infecting his body. He was expected to undergo a surgery prior to his abduction.
Shaheen had been subjected to arrest and detention by the occupation forces on seven occasions and spent a total of nine years in Israeli jails.
The Palestine Prisoners Center for Studies appealed to all human rights institutions to take urgent action so as to release Shaheen, along with other Palestinian activists and journalists, held arbitrarily in Israeli dungeons.
According to the Palestine Prisoners Center for Studies, Israeli forces broke into the home of journalist Osama Shaheen, also the center’s head, and wreaked havoc on the building before they kidnapped him.
Shaheen was released from Israeli jails just nine months ago after he had served a one-year administrative detention sentence, issued with neither charge nor trial.
The center condemned Israel’s abduction of Saheen without explicable reasons, attributing it to the man’s activism in favor of the prisoners’ cause.
Shaheen has been diagnosed with critical health problems and suffers severe backaches as a result of a cartilage infecting his body. He was expected to undergo a surgery prior to his abduction.
Shaheen had been subjected to arrest and detention by the occupation forces on seven occasions and spent a total of nine years in Israeli jails.
The Palestine Prisoners Center for Studies appealed to all human rights institutions to take urgent action so as to release Shaheen, along with other Palestinian activists and journalists, held arbitrarily in Israeli dungeons.
30 may 2018
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Head of the Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs Commission Issa Qaraqe on Wednesday said that the Palestinian administrative detainees in Israeli jails are planning to start a hunger strike in June.
Qaraqe in press statements said that the administrative detainees' boycott of Israeli courts is still ongoing.
The detainees on 15th February started an open-ended boycott of Israeli military courts in protest at their detention without charge or trial and at the increasing number of administrative detention orders issued by the Israeli occupation authorities.
According to Palestinian human rights organizations, there are 500 administrative detainees locked up in Israeli jails.
The detainees called in an earlier statement for bringing their cases to the International Criminal Court and making every possible effort at all levels to put an end to the injustice they are exposed to.
In another context, Qaraqe expressed concern over the health condition of the Palestinian prisoner Hassan al-Tamimi who is being held in the intensive care unit at Shaare Zedek hospital after his health deteriorated two days ago in Ofer prison.
He pointed out that a petition had been filed for the release of al-Tamimi before his health deteriorated, but the Israeli court decided to release him on the day he was taken to hospital.
Head of the Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs Commission Issa Qaraqe on Wednesday said that the Palestinian administrative detainees in Israeli jails are planning to start a hunger strike in June.
Qaraqe in press statements said that the administrative detainees' boycott of Israeli courts is still ongoing.
The detainees on 15th February started an open-ended boycott of Israeli military courts in protest at their detention without charge or trial and at the increasing number of administrative detention orders issued by the Israeli occupation authorities.
According to Palestinian human rights organizations, there are 500 administrative detainees locked up in Israeli jails.
The detainees called in an earlier statement for bringing their cases to the International Criminal Court and making every possible effort at all levels to put an end to the injustice they are exposed to.
In another context, Qaraqe expressed concern over the health condition of the Palestinian prisoner Hassan al-Tamimi who is being held in the intensive care unit at Shaare Zedek hospital after his health deteriorated two days ago in Ofer prison.
He pointed out that a petition had been filed for the release of al-Tamimi before his health deteriorated, but the Israeli court decided to release him on the day he was taken to hospital.
Several Israeli military ships attacked, Wednesday, Palestinian fishing boats, near the shore in Gaza city.
Media sources said the fishermen were taken prisoner while fishing in Palestinian territorial waters, in front of the Shati’ refugee camp, west of Gaza city.
They two were placed in a navy ship, before they were moved to an unknown destination.
Media sources said the fishermen were taken prisoner while fishing in Palestinian territorial waters, in front of the Shati’ refugee camp, west of Gaza city.
They two were placed in a navy ship, before they were moved to an unknown destination.
Israeli soldiers invaded, on Wednesday at dawn, six Palestinians, including a father and his son, in the West Bank governorates of Ramallah and Hebron, during extensive military searches of homes.
Several armored Israeli military jeeps invaded Bil’in village, west of the central West Bank city of Ramallah, before the soldiers stormed homes, violently searched them and interrogated many Palestinians prior to abducting three of them.
Photojournalist Haitham Khatib, from Bil’in, said the soldiers abducted Khader Abu Rahma, 47, his son Issa Abu Rahma, 15, in addition to Mohammad Hamad, 25.
He added that the soldiers parked their military jeeps in front of his home and prevented him from documenting the ongoing invasion while threatening to shoot him when he approaches them during the invasion.
Furthermore, dozens of soldiers invaded Roq’a area, north of Yatta town, south of the southern West Bank city of Hebron, searched many homes and abducted Qussai Khaled al-‘Amour, 25, Shadi Na’im al-‘Amour, 27, and Ibrahim Okasha Makhamra, 24.
The soldiers also attacked and injured Amjad Makhamra, 27, before abducting his brother, Ibrahim.
The Palestinians, who were abducted in Hebron, were taken during and extensive Israeli military campaign, targeting dozens of homes and buildings, in several parts of Hebron governorate, in which the soldiers also confiscated a car and a mobile phone.
Several armored Israeli military jeeps invaded Bil’in village, west of the central West Bank city of Ramallah, before the soldiers stormed homes, violently searched them and interrogated many Palestinians prior to abducting three of them.
Photojournalist Haitham Khatib, from Bil’in, said the soldiers abducted Khader Abu Rahma, 47, his son Issa Abu Rahma, 15, in addition to Mohammad Hamad, 25.
He added that the soldiers parked their military jeeps in front of his home and prevented him from documenting the ongoing invasion while threatening to shoot him when he approaches them during the invasion.
Furthermore, dozens of soldiers invaded Roq’a area, north of Yatta town, south of the southern West Bank city of Hebron, searched many homes and abducted Qussai Khaled al-‘Amour, 25, Shadi Na’im al-‘Amour, 27, and Ibrahim Okasha Makhamra, 24.
The soldiers also attacked and injured Amjad Makhamra, 27, before abducting his brother, Ibrahim.
The Palestinians, who were abducted in Hebron, were taken during and extensive Israeli military campaign, targeting dozens of homes and buildings, in several parts of Hebron governorate, in which the soldiers also confiscated a car and a mobile phone.
Dozens of Israeli soldiers conducted, on Wednesday at dawn, extensive and violent searches of homes in the al-‘Isawiya town, in occupied Jerusalem, and abducted eleven Palestinians.
The soldiers interrogated many Palestinians, while searching their homes, and abducted eleven of them, the Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported.
Silwanic identified the abducted Palestinians as:
The soldiers interrogated many Palestinians, while searching their homes, and abducted eleven of them, the Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported.
Silwanic identified the abducted Palestinians as:
- Adam Fadi Mustafa, 17.
- Bashar Nasser Mahmoud.
- Mohammad Abed Mahmoud.
- Rami Nasser Mheisin.
- Tha’er Mohammad Mheisin.
- Saleh Abu ‘Assab.
- Mohammad Abu Ta’a.
- Mohammad ‘Oleyyan.
- Wadea’ Oleyyan.
- Mohammad Younis Abu Sayma.
- Mohamad Aladdin Mahmoud.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested late Tuesday two Palestinians, from Burqin town, west of the northern West Bank province of Jenin.
Local sources told PIC reporter that the two young men Mohamed Khalouf, 27, and Ibrahim Hamad, 23, were detained after Israeli forces stopped and searched their car at a military checkpoint.
The two detainees were taken to unrevealed detention center.
Local sources told PIC reporter that the two young men Mohamed Khalouf, 27, and Ibrahim Hamad, 23, were detained after Israeli forces stopped and searched their car at a military checkpoint.
The two detainees were taken to unrevealed detention center.
Spokesman for the National Committee for Breaking Gaza’s Siege Adham Abu Silmiyya affirmed in a statement issued Tuesday evening that Israeli authorities released all passengers of Freedom Boat except three.
The anti-siege vessel’s captain, his deputy, and one of the injured persons seeking treatment abroad remained held in Israeli custody, Abu Silmiyya added.
Contacts are made with the International Committee of the Red Cross to inspect their conditions, according to his statements.
Earlier Tuesday, Israeli naval forces intercepted a boat that set out from Gaza shores in hopes of breaking Israel’s decade-long blockade of the Gaza Strip.
The boat was carrying 20 Palestinian passengers, including university students, patients seeking treatment abroad, and Palestinians injured by recent Israeli violence near the Gaza-Israel borders.
The anti-siege vessel’s captain, his deputy, and one of the injured persons seeking treatment abroad remained held in Israeli custody, Abu Silmiyya added.
Contacts are made with the International Committee of the Red Cross to inspect their conditions, according to his statements.
Earlier Tuesday, Israeli naval forces intercepted a boat that set out from Gaza shores in hopes of breaking Israel’s decade-long blockade of the Gaza Strip.
The boat was carrying 20 Palestinian passengers, including university students, patients seeking treatment abroad, and Palestinians injured by recent Israeli violence near the Gaza-Israel borders.
29 may 2018
Israeli naval forces intercepted a boat that set out from Gaza shores on Tuesday in hopes of breaking Israel’s decade-long blockade of the Gaza Strip.
In a statement, National Committee for Breaking Gaza’s Siege said Israeli naval vessels had surrounded the boat nearly four hours after sailing into Gaza’s sea.
The PIC reporter, who was escorting the voyage in another boat till it reached the end of the fishing zone allowed by Israel, said that the boat was surrounded roughly 11 nautical miles off Gaza’s coast.
However, spokesperson for the committee Adham Abu Silmiyya affirmed that the boat was attacked by four Israeli war vessels 14 nautical miles off Gaza’s coast before being towed to Israel’s port of Ashdod.
He held Israel “fully responsible” for the safety of everyone aboard the boat, going on to urge the international community to extend protection to the beleaguered Palestinian people.
The boat set out from Gaza on Tuesday carrying 20 Palestinian passengers, including university students, patients seeking treatment abroad, and Palestinians injured by recent Israeli violence near the Gaza-Israel borders.
According to organizers, Tuesday's bid to break the blockade roughly coincides with the eighth anniversary of the Mavi Marmara incident (May 31, 2010), in which nine Turkish activists were killed by Israeli forces in international waters (with a tenth activist later succumbing to injuries).
In a statement, National Committee for Breaking Gaza’s Siege said Israeli naval vessels had surrounded the boat nearly four hours after sailing into Gaza’s sea.
The PIC reporter, who was escorting the voyage in another boat till it reached the end of the fishing zone allowed by Israel, said that the boat was surrounded roughly 11 nautical miles off Gaza’s coast.
However, spokesperson for the committee Adham Abu Silmiyya affirmed that the boat was attacked by four Israeli war vessels 14 nautical miles off Gaza’s coast before being towed to Israel’s port of Ashdod.
He held Israel “fully responsible” for the safety of everyone aboard the boat, going on to urge the international community to extend protection to the beleaguered Palestinian people.
The boat set out from Gaza on Tuesday carrying 20 Palestinian passengers, including university students, patients seeking treatment abroad, and Palestinians injured by recent Israeli violence near the Gaza-Israel borders.
According to organizers, Tuesday's bid to break the blockade roughly coincides with the eighth anniversary of the Mavi Marmara incident (May 31, 2010), in which nine Turkish activists were killed by Israeli forces in international waters (with a tenth activist later succumbing to injuries).
Several Palestinians were kidnapped by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at daybreak Tuesday in an abduction sweep rocking the West Bank.
The Israeli army claimed responsibility for the abduction of 11 Palestinians at predawn time on allegations of their involvement in anti-occupation activities and protests.
The IOF stormed Kafr al-Lubad town, in Tulkarem, and kidnapped the girl Alaa Fukaha from her family’s home.
The campaign also targeted a Palestinian civilian from Nahaleen town, west of Bethlehem, a young man from Salfit, two young men from Qalqilya’s eastern town of Azzoun, and another from al-Dhahriya town, south of al-Khalil.
Ex-prisoner Saleh Shakarna was kidnapped by the IOF from his family home in Nahaleen.
14-year-old Palestinian child Khalaf Najajra was kidnapped by Israeli soldiers from the town shortly after they broke into his family home.
Female ex-prisoner Fidaa Ikhleil, 23, was also kidnapped from al-Khalil’s northern town of Beit Ummar.
Fierce clashes flared up in the area between Palestinian anti-occupation youth and Israeli patrols.
At the same time, violent clashes rocked Salfit’s Old City after 12 heavily-armed Israeli patrols rolled into the area via its northern entrance and kidnapped the father of the Palestinian young man Muhanad al-Zeir, who has refused to turn himself in for the second day.
The occupation forces attacked the locals with randomly-fired spates of rubber bullets.
Meanwhile, the IOF stormed the home of the wheel-chaired Palestinian prisoner Adnan Hamarsha, in Jenin’s southwestern town of Yabad, and subjected the family to intensive physical search.
The Israeli army claimed responsibility for the abduction of 11 Palestinians at predawn time on allegations of their involvement in anti-occupation activities and protests.
The IOF stormed Kafr al-Lubad town, in Tulkarem, and kidnapped the girl Alaa Fukaha from her family’s home.
The campaign also targeted a Palestinian civilian from Nahaleen town, west of Bethlehem, a young man from Salfit, two young men from Qalqilya’s eastern town of Azzoun, and another from al-Dhahriya town, south of al-Khalil.
Ex-prisoner Saleh Shakarna was kidnapped by the IOF from his family home in Nahaleen.
14-year-old Palestinian child Khalaf Najajra was kidnapped by Israeli soldiers from the town shortly after they broke into his family home.
Female ex-prisoner Fidaa Ikhleil, 23, was also kidnapped from al-Khalil’s northern town of Beit Ummar.
Fierce clashes flared up in the area between Palestinian anti-occupation youth and Israeli patrols.
At the same time, violent clashes rocked Salfit’s Old City after 12 heavily-armed Israeli patrols rolled into the area via its northern entrance and kidnapped the father of the Palestinian young man Muhanad al-Zeir, who has refused to turn himself in for the second day.
The occupation forces attacked the locals with randomly-fired spates of rubber bullets.
Meanwhile, the IOF stormed the home of the wheel-chaired Palestinian prisoner Adnan Hamarsha, in Jenin’s southwestern town of Yabad, and subjected the family to intensive physical search.
The Israeli occupation forces on Tuesday morning stormed the home of the wheel-chaired Palestinian prisoner Adnan Hamarsha, in Jenin’s southwestern town of Yabad, and subjected the family to intensive search.
Journalist Layla Hamarsha, the prisoner’s daughter, said Israeli soldiers broke into the family home at 05:00 a.m. and ransacked all the rooms.
Israeli officers intensively searched the female family members.
Adnan Hamarsha was kidnapped by the Israeli occupation forces in early May, just a few months after they had detained his two sons.
Journalist Layla Hamarsha, the prisoner’s daughter, said Israeli soldiers broke into the family home at 05:00 a.m. and ransacked all the rooms.
Israeli officers intensively searched the female family members.
Adnan Hamarsha was kidnapped by the Israeli occupation forces in early May, just a few months after they had detained his two sons.
The Israeli army on Tuesday morning kidnapped a Palestinian young man and injured another allegedly after they tried to creep into an Israeli settlement south of Nablus province.
Hebrew-speaking news outlets said the occupation army opened fire at the two young men, before they kidnapped one of them and left the other injured.
The occupation army claimed the two Palestinians attempted to infiltrate the illegal Israeli settlement of Har Brakha, built on Palestinian lands south of Nablus, in the northern occupied West Bank.
Hebrew-speaking news outlets said the occupation army opened fire at the two young men, before they kidnapped one of them and left the other injured.
The occupation army claimed the two Palestinians attempted to infiltrate the illegal Israeli settlement of Har Brakha, built on Palestinian lands south of Nablus, in the northern occupied West Bank.
