17 aug 2019
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On Saturday evening, the Israeli occupation forces arrested a young man after injuring him with a rubber-coated metal bullet in the village of Issawiya.
Mohammed Abu Hummos, member of the follow-up committee in Issawiya, said that the Israeli occupation forces arrested Alaa’ Ahmad Mansour, after he was hit with a rubber bullet. According to available information, Mansour was injured in the head and no further information regarding his medical condition were available. He added that the Israeli occupation forces prevented him from approaching the young man, and they carried him without providing him with first aid. He was screaming from the pain while being carried by the soldiers. video |
Islam Obeid
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) last night and at dawn Saturday kidnaped eight Palestinian citizens, including a child and journalist, in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
According to local sources, the IOF kidnaped journalist Abdul-Muhsen Shalaldeh and two young men called Jihad Shalaldeh and Qassam al-Halayka after ransacking their homes in Sa’ir town, north of al-Khalil in the West Bank.
Two brothers from the family of al-Qahoush were also taken prisoners during an IOF campaign from Beit Awwa town in al-Khalil.
In Bethlehem, a teenager identified as Yousef ash-Shuweiki was kidnaped at a makeshift checkpoint on a road near the Gush Etzion settlement bloc.
In Jerusalem, Israeli police forces kidnaped 16-year-old Islam Obeid from a shop in Issawiya district.
Last night, the IOF kidnaped a young man at Huwara checkpoint, south of Nablus. He was identified as Imad Kalbouna.
Israeli Troops Abduct Five Palestinians Overnight in Several Incidents
Israeli troops abducted a total of five Palestinians overnight on Friday, from various parts of the West Bank. These included a 16-year old teen from al-‘Issawiya in East Jerusalem, a teen from Hebron, a young man from Jenin who was abducted from a checkpoint near Jericho, and two brothers abducted while asleep in their beds in Hebron.
In Jerusalem, Israeli occupation forces abducted 16-year-old Islam Yousef Obeid from al-‘Issawiya village east of occupied Jerusalem on Friday evening while he was inside a shop in the town.
Also on Friday evening, Israeli forces abducted Mo’taz Jaradat from Jenin refugee camp as he was passing through Al-Hamra checkpoint near Jericho .
Israeli forces abducted on Friday evening a young man at a military checkpoint set up north of Hebron.
According to the Palestinian news agency Wafa, Israeli forces abducted the boy Yousef Diab Abdel Rahim Shweiki from the city of Hebron while he was crossing the checkpoint.
The troops also conducted extensive searches in the vicinity of houses in the valley of honor in the town of Seir, northeast of Hebron.
Also in the Hebron area, Israeli forces abducted on Saturday before dawn two Palestinians from Beit Awwa village, southwest of Hebron.
Local security sources told Wafa that the Israeli forces raided the town and arrested the brothers Alaa and Islam Yousef Mohammad al-Sweiti .
Israeli forces also raided several neighborhoods in Hebron, set up military checkpoints at the entrances to Sa’ir and Halhoul towns, and at the northern entrance of Hebron, Jouret Helles.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) last night and at dawn Saturday kidnaped eight Palestinian citizens, including a child and journalist, in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
According to local sources, the IOF kidnaped journalist Abdul-Muhsen Shalaldeh and two young men called Jihad Shalaldeh and Qassam al-Halayka after ransacking their homes in Sa’ir town, north of al-Khalil in the West Bank.
Two brothers from the family of al-Qahoush were also taken prisoners during an IOF campaign from Beit Awwa town in al-Khalil.
In Bethlehem, a teenager identified as Yousef ash-Shuweiki was kidnaped at a makeshift checkpoint on a road near the Gush Etzion settlement bloc.
In Jerusalem, Israeli police forces kidnaped 16-year-old Islam Obeid from a shop in Issawiya district.
Last night, the IOF kidnaped a young man at Huwara checkpoint, south of Nablus. He was identified as Imad Kalbouna.
Israeli Troops Abduct Five Palestinians Overnight in Several Incidents
Israeli troops abducted a total of five Palestinians overnight on Friday, from various parts of the West Bank. These included a 16-year old teen from al-‘Issawiya in East Jerusalem, a teen from Hebron, a young man from Jenin who was abducted from a checkpoint near Jericho, and two brothers abducted while asleep in their beds in Hebron.
In Jerusalem, Israeli occupation forces abducted 16-year-old Islam Yousef Obeid from al-‘Issawiya village east of occupied Jerusalem on Friday evening while he was inside a shop in the town.
Also on Friday evening, Israeli forces abducted Mo’taz Jaradat from Jenin refugee camp as he was passing through Al-Hamra checkpoint near Jericho .
Israeli forces abducted on Friday evening a young man at a military checkpoint set up north of Hebron.
According to the Palestinian news agency Wafa, Israeli forces abducted the boy Yousef Diab Abdel Rahim Shweiki from the city of Hebron while he was crossing the checkpoint.
The troops also conducted extensive searches in the vicinity of houses in the valley of honor in the town of Seir, northeast of Hebron.
Also in the Hebron area, Israeli forces abducted on Saturday before dawn two Palestinians from Beit Awwa village, southwest of Hebron.
Local security sources told Wafa that the Israeli forces raided the town and arrested the brothers Alaa and Islam Yousef Mohammad al-Sweiti .
Israeli forces also raided several neighborhoods in Hebron, set up military checkpoints at the entrances to Sa’ir and Halhoul towns, and at the northern entrance of Hebron, Jouret Helles.
Hudaifa Halabiya
Six Palestinian prisoners are still on hunger strike in Israeli jails, and the health of two of them are rapidly deteriorating, according to the Palestinian Prisoner Center for Studies.
Prisoner Hudaifa Halabiya, a 33-year-old from Occupied Jerusalem, has been on hunger strike for over 47 days in protest at his detention administratively, with no indictment or trial.
Halabiya has been in detention since June 2018, and he has health problems and needs medical follow-up as a result of his prolonged hunger strike, especially since he previously suffered blood cancer.
The prisoner administration recently transferred Halabiya to hospital following a sharp decline in his health.
Six Palestinian prisoners are still on hunger strike in Israeli jails, and the health of two of them are rapidly deteriorating, according to the Palestinian Prisoner Center for Studies.
Prisoner Hudaifa Halabiya, a 33-year-old from Occupied Jerusalem, has been on hunger strike for over 47 days in protest at his detention administratively, with no indictment or trial.
Halabiya has been in detention since June 2018, and he has health problems and needs medical follow-up as a result of his prolonged hunger strike, especially since he previously suffered blood cancer.
The prisoner administration recently transferred Halabiya to hospital following a sharp decline in his health.
Ahmed Ghannam
Another prisoner called Ahmed Ghannam, who still suffers from blood cancer, has been on hunger for over 34 days in protest at an Israeli decision to detain him administratively for six months. He was arrested on June 28, 2019.
As a result of his serious condition and hunger strike, his health reached a life-threatening stage and he started to have other complications.
Ghannam, a father of two kids, had already served a total of nine years in Israeli jails.
The other administrative detainees, Tareq Qa’adan, Ismail Ali, Sultan Khalaf and Wajdi Awawdeh, have been on hunger strike for 17, 24, 30, 19 days respectively. All of them also suffer from different health problems.
Another prisoner called Ahmed Ghannam, who still suffers from blood cancer, has been on hunger for over 34 days in protest at an Israeli decision to detain him administratively for six months. He was arrested on June 28, 2019.
As a result of his serious condition and hunger strike, his health reached a life-threatening stage and he started to have other complications.
Ghannam, a father of two kids, had already served a total of nine years in Israeli jails.
The other administrative detainees, Tareq Qa’adan, Ismail Ali, Sultan Khalaf and Wajdi Awawdeh, have been on hunger strike for 17, 24, 30, 19 days respectively. All of them also suffer from different health problems.
A 60-year-old Palestinian man completed today 17 years behind bars in Israeli jails for his resistance of the Israeli occupation, according to a family member.
Ikram Tamimi said her brother, Sidqi Hamed Tamimi, from the southern West Bank city of Hebron, has served half of his 35-year prison sentence and that he suffers several illnesses including diabetes, colon problems and allergies.
She said her brother cannot walk without crutches or assistance from fellow inmates due to serious disk problem and that he is weak and has lost weight.
Sidqi Tamimi is married and has a family composed of 18 individuals.
He was detained on August 16, 2002 when Israeli army units raided his home.
Ikram Tamimi said her brother, Sidqi Hamed Tamimi, from the southern West Bank city of Hebron, has served half of his 35-year prison sentence and that he suffers several illnesses including diabetes, colon problems and allergies.
She said her brother cannot walk without crutches or assistance from fellow inmates due to serious disk problem and that he is weak and has lost weight.
Sidqi Tamimi is married and has a family composed of 18 individuals.
He was detained on August 16, 2002 when Israeli army units raided his home.
Alaa Yousef Swaiti and his brother Islam
Israeli forces detained this morning two brothers during a raid at their home in the southern West Bank town of Beit Awwa, southeast of Hebron, according to Palestinian security sources.
They said an Israeli army force raided Beit Awwa and detained Alaa Yousef Swaiti and his brother Islam after raiding their home.
Soldiers also raided several areas in Hebron city and set up checkpoints on roads leading to a number of towns in the Hebron area, stopping cars and checking identity papers of their occupants.
In the Jordan Valley area of the occupied West Bank, a Palestinian was detained late last night at an Israeli army checkpoint near the ancient city of Jericho, according to sources.
They said the army detained Mutaz Jaradat, from Jenin refugee camp, as he passed al-Hamra checkpoint near Jericho.
Israeli forces detained this morning two brothers during a raid at their home in the southern West Bank town of Beit Awwa, southeast of Hebron, according to Palestinian security sources.
They said an Israeli army force raided Beit Awwa and detained Alaa Yousef Swaiti and his brother Islam after raiding their home.
Soldiers also raided several areas in Hebron city and set up checkpoints on roads leading to a number of towns in the Hebron area, stopping cars and checking identity papers of their occupants.
In the Jordan Valley area of the occupied West Bank, a Palestinian was detained late last night at an Israeli army checkpoint near the ancient city of Jericho, according to sources.
They said the army detained Mutaz Jaradat, from Jenin refugee camp, as he passed al-Hamra checkpoint near Jericho.
16 aug 2019
The Israeli occupation police on Thursday stormed different neighborhoods of Jerusalem and kidnaped several Palestinian young men from their homes.
According to local sources, police forces raided homes in Jerusalem neighborhoods and rounded up many young men.
Some of the detainees were identified as Ahmed ash-Shawish, Areen az-Za’aneen, Awad Salaymeh, and Yaser Derwish (senior Fatah official).
Earlier at dawn, the Israeli police kidnaped three young men from their homes in Issawiya district of Jerusalem. They were identified as Adam Mahmoud, Mahmoud Awni, Adham Sibta.
Later, the police released Mahmoud and Awni and extended the detention of Sibta until next Sunday.
Meanwhile, clashes broke out on the same day between local youths and police forces in Obeid neighborhood in Issawiya, where the latter closed the main road with their vehicles and embarked on harassing passersby.
According to local sources, police forces raided homes in Jerusalem neighborhoods and rounded up many young men.
Some of the detainees were identified as Ahmed ash-Shawish, Areen az-Za’aneen, Awad Salaymeh, and Yaser Derwish (senior Fatah official).
Earlier at dawn, the Israeli police kidnaped three young men from their homes in Issawiya district of Jerusalem. They were identified as Adam Mahmoud, Mahmoud Awni, Adham Sibta.
Later, the police released Mahmoud and Awni and extended the detention of Sibta until next Sunday.
Meanwhile, clashes broke out on the same day between local youths and police forces in Obeid neighborhood in Issawiya, where the latter closed the main road with their vehicles and embarked on harassing passersby.
15 aug 2019
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Thursday kidnaped at least 10 Palestinian citizens during campaigns in different areas of the West Bank and Jerusalem.
According to local sources, the IOF kidnaped two young men in different areas of Bethlehem, one of them from aboard a vehicle at the entrance to Nahalin town.
In Qalqilya, two citizens were kidnaped from their homes in the city and another one at the entrance to Izbat at-Tabib. They were identified as Mohamed Dawoud, Mohamed al-Turkey and Hamad Tabib.
In Nablus, the IOF kidnaped Sheikh Abdul-Kareem Azem, an ex-detainee, at a checkpoint near Sebastia town before transferring him later to Soroka Hospital.
The IOF also kidnaped an ex-detainee called Mahmoud al-Madani near Ramallah. He is a resident of the new Askar refugee camp in Nablus.
In Jerusalem, the IOF stormed the house of a wheelchaired prisoner called Jarrah Naser and rounded up his 20-year-old son Khalil after assaulting other family members. Two days ago, his brother Isam was kidnaped along with his father from their home.
The IOF also raided homes in Baten al-Hawa neighborhood in Silwan district and kidnaped two Palestinians identified as Yazan and Louay al-Rajbi.
Israeli Forces Abduct Six Palestinians in Pre-Dawn Raids Thursday
Israeli forces invaded three different parts of the West Bank on Thursday before dawn, abducting six young men who were asleep in their beds.
According to the Palestinian Wafa News Agency, before dawn on Thursday, Israeli occupation forces invaded the Aida refugee camp north of Bethlehem, located next to the Israeli Annexation Wall around Bethlehem.
Local sources report that the occupation forces abducted Faris Khader Zarina (22 years), after ransacking his parents’ home.
In the area of Beit Ta’mer, east of Bethlehem, the Israeli army raided an apartment owned by Khaled Ahmed Hamri, breaking down the doors using explosives.
In the northern West Bank, Israeli occupation forces invaded Qalqilia at dawn on Thursday, and abducted two young men.
Witnesses told the Wafa News Agency that the occupation forces abducted two young men: Mohammad Abdul Rahim Dawood (24 years), and Mohammad Afif Turkish (23 years), after raiding and searching their family homes.
And in the central West Bank, Israeli occupation forces on Thursday abducted three citizens of occupied Jerusalem.
Local sources said that the Israeli special forces raided the house of political prisoner Jaram Nasser and abducted his son Khalil (20 years), after invading his family home, attacking and beating members of his family, and searching the house.
Two Palestinians were abducted from the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan, when Israeli forces invaded before dawn and began harassing local residents and ransacking homes.
According to local sources, the IOF kidnaped two young men in different areas of Bethlehem, one of them from aboard a vehicle at the entrance to Nahalin town.
In Qalqilya, two citizens were kidnaped from their homes in the city and another one at the entrance to Izbat at-Tabib. They were identified as Mohamed Dawoud, Mohamed al-Turkey and Hamad Tabib.
In Nablus, the IOF kidnaped Sheikh Abdul-Kareem Azem, an ex-detainee, at a checkpoint near Sebastia town before transferring him later to Soroka Hospital.
The IOF also kidnaped an ex-detainee called Mahmoud al-Madani near Ramallah. He is a resident of the new Askar refugee camp in Nablus.
In Jerusalem, the IOF stormed the house of a wheelchaired prisoner called Jarrah Naser and rounded up his 20-year-old son Khalil after assaulting other family members. Two days ago, his brother Isam was kidnaped along with his father from their home.
The IOF also raided homes in Baten al-Hawa neighborhood in Silwan district and kidnaped two Palestinians identified as Yazan and Louay al-Rajbi.
Israeli Forces Abduct Six Palestinians in Pre-Dawn Raids Thursday
Israeli forces invaded three different parts of the West Bank on Thursday before dawn, abducting six young men who were asleep in their beds.
According to the Palestinian Wafa News Agency, before dawn on Thursday, Israeli occupation forces invaded the Aida refugee camp north of Bethlehem, located next to the Israeli Annexation Wall around Bethlehem.
Local sources report that the occupation forces abducted Faris Khader Zarina (22 years), after ransacking his parents’ home.
In the area of Beit Ta’mer, east of Bethlehem, the Israeli army raided an apartment owned by Khaled Ahmed Hamri, breaking down the doors using explosives.
In the northern West Bank, Israeli occupation forces invaded Qalqilia at dawn on Thursday, and abducted two young men.
Witnesses told the Wafa News Agency that the occupation forces abducted two young men: Mohammad Abdul Rahim Dawood (24 years), and Mohammad Afif Turkish (23 years), after raiding and searching their family homes.
And in the central West Bank, Israeli occupation forces on Thursday abducted three citizens of occupied Jerusalem.
Local sources said that the Israeli special forces raided the house of political prisoner Jaram Nasser and abducted his son Khalil (20 years), after invading his family home, attacking and beating members of his family, and searching the house.
Two Palestinians were abducted from the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan, when Israeli forces invaded before dawn and began harassing local residents and ransacking homes.
14 aug 2019
The Israeli occupation forces on Wednesday arrested three Palestinian citizens in Jerusalem.
Local sources said that the Israeli forces stormed the home of the Palestinian prisoner Jarrah Naser, kidnapped his son Khalil, 20, assaulted the family, and wreaked havoc on the house.
Meanwhile in Silwan town, the Israeli forces arrested Yazan al-Rajabi and Luay al-Rajabi from their homes in Batn al-Hawa neighborhood.
Local sources said that the Israeli forces stormed the home of the Palestinian prisoner Jarrah Naser, kidnapped his son Khalil, 20, assaulted the family, and wreaked havoc on the house.
Meanwhile in Silwan town, the Israeli forces arrested Yazan al-Rajabi and Luay al-Rajabi from their homes in Batn al-Hawa neighborhood.
13 aug 2019
Israeli soldiers abducted, Tuesday, a Palestinian teenage boy in the town of al-‘Isawiya, in occupied East Jerusalem.
Media sources said the soldiers abducted Odia Ayman ‘Obeid, 17, after invading his family’s home and violently searching it.
They added that the soldiers cuffed and blindfolded the Palestinian teen, and took him to an interrogation facility in Jerusalem.
On Monday, the soldiers abducted four Palestinians, including a paralyzed man and his son, in two separate incidents in al-‘Isawiya.
Media sources said the soldiers abducted Odia Ayman ‘Obeid, 17, after invading his family’s home and violently searching it.
They added that the soldiers cuffed and blindfolded the Palestinian teen, and took him to an interrogation facility in Jerusalem.
On Monday, the soldiers abducted four Palestinians, including a paralyzed man and his son, in two separate incidents in al-‘Isawiya.
Israeli soldiers shot, Tuesday, a young Palestinian man and his wife, near the Annexation Wall, west of Zeita village, north of the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers, stationed at the gate of the Annexation Wall in that area, opened fire at Yahia Abu Khater, 25, and his wife, while they were walking near it.
The Palestinian couple were both injured, before the soldiers abducted the husband and took him in an Israeli ambulance, while his wife was transferred by Palestinian medics to a governmental hospital in Tulkarem. video
There were no protests or incidents taking place when the soldiers opened fire at the Palestinian husband and his wife, and it remains unclear why the soldiers opened fire in the first place.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers, stationed at the gate of the Annexation Wall in that area, opened fire at Yahia Abu Khater, 25, and his wife, while they were walking near it.
The Palestinian couple were both injured, before the soldiers abducted the husband and took him in an Israeli ambulance, while his wife was transferred by Palestinian medics to a governmental hospital in Tulkarem. video
There were no protests or incidents taking place when the soldiers opened fire at the Palestinian husband and his wife, and it remains unclear why the soldiers opened fire in the first place.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Monday evening kidnaped a Palestinian young man and opened fire at others in different border areas of the Gaza Strip.
According to Hebrew websites, Israeli forces arrested a Palestinian after he allegedly infiltrated the security fence in southern Gaza and took him in for interrogation, adding that he was not carrying any weapon.
The IOF also opened fire at a group of Palestinian young men as they were trying to infiltrate into the Israeli side of the border in the east of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza.
Meanwhile, the IOF also opened fire at an observation post in the east of Deir al-Balah, with no reported casualties.
According to Hebrew websites, Israeli forces arrested a Palestinian after he allegedly infiltrated the security fence in southern Gaza and took him in for interrogation, adding that he was not carrying any weapon.
The IOF also opened fire at a group of Palestinian young men as they were trying to infiltrate into the Israeli side of the border in the east of Deir al-Balah in central Gaza.
Meanwhile, the IOF also opened fire at an observation post in the east of Deir al-Balah, with no reported casualties.
Thirty Palestinians in Israeli jails have joined a hunger strike in solidarity with six detainees who have themselves been refusing to eat or drink to protest their illegal detention without charge or trial.
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine said on Monday that another group comprising 30 prisoners had joined the open-ended hunger strike to protest against the practice of so-called administrative detention.
The prisoners reject the intake of any food or water to step up pressure on the Israeli authorities to meet the demands of the six detainees who have been on hunger strike, particularly Huthaifa Halabiya, whose health condition is deteriorating.
The latest group brings to 49 the number of prisoners who have joined the protest action in solidarity with the six detainees.
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine said on Monday that another group comprising 30 prisoners had joined the open-ended hunger strike to protest against the practice of so-called administrative detention.
The prisoners reject the intake of any food or water to step up pressure on the Israeli authorities to meet the demands of the six detainees who have been on hunger strike, particularly Huthaifa Halabiya, whose health condition is deteriorating.
The latest group brings to 49 the number of prisoners who have joined the protest action in solidarity with the six detainees.
