4 dec 2015
Palestinian medical sources in occupied Jerusalem have reported, Friday, that Israeli soldiers shot and injured seven Palestinians, while dozens suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation, in Jabal al-Mokabber town, in the city. The army also kidnapped one child in Silwan, and handed five demolition orders of residential and commercial structures.
The soldiers used excessive force against dozens of Palestinians, holding a nonviolent protest, demanding the Israeli authorities to transfer the bodies of Palestinians, who were killed by the military, back to their families for proper burial ceremonies.
The protesters marched carrying Palestinian flags and pictures of the slain Palestinians, and chanted against the ongoing illegal Israeli occupation of Palestine, and the escalating violations against the Palestinians, their property and lands.
The soldiers fired several gas bombs and rubber-coated steel bullets when the protesters reached the Schools Neighborhood in the town.
Medical sources said seven Palestinians were shot with rubber-coated steel bullets, and many others suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The Palestinians in Jerusalem are demanding Israel to transfer the remains of more than 40 slain Palestinians, 14 of them from Jerusalem, and the rest are from different parts of the occupied territories.
The protesters said that, by holding the bodies of the slain Palestinians, Israel is practicing a criminal act in direct violation of International Law, and all related conventions, especially since such punitive measures are collective punishment, adding that the ongoing violations will only push the Palestinians to remain steadfast in their country.
In addition, soldiers and personnel of the Jerusalem City Council, invaded Silwan town, south of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, and delivered demolition orders targeted five commercial and residential structures.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) said the soldiers invaded al-Bustan, Ein al-Louza, and Be’er Ayyoub neighborhoods, before taking pictures of several buildings, and delivered demolition notices targeting five of them.
Resident Mohammad Odah, from al-Bustan, said the soldiers handed him a demolition order of his home, and that the soldiers handed him similar orders between 2012 and 2014, targeting his building that was constructed in 1998 where he lives with nine family members, including children.
On Friday evening, the soldiers kidnapped a child, identified as Mohammad Sufian al-Atrash, 15, after repeatedly beating and kicking him, in the Central Neighborhood in Silwan.
The soldiers, and military police, also installed a roadblock in Ein al-Louza neighborhood, stopped and searched dozens of cars, and ticketed several drivers.
The soldiers used excessive force against dozens of Palestinians, holding a nonviolent protest, demanding the Israeli authorities to transfer the bodies of Palestinians, who were killed by the military, back to their families for proper burial ceremonies.
The protesters marched carrying Palestinian flags and pictures of the slain Palestinians, and chanted against the ongoing illegal Israeli occupation of Palestine, and the escalating violations against the Palestinians, their property and lands.
The soldiers fired several gas bombs and rubber-coated steel bullets when the protesters reached the Schools Neighborhood in the town.
Medical sources said seven Palestinians were shot with rubber-coated steel bullets, and many others suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The Palestinians in Jerusalem are demanding Israel to transfer the remains of more than 40 slain Palestinians, 14 of them from Jerusalem, and the rest are from different parts of the occupied territories.
The protesters said that, by holding the bodies of the slain Palestinians, Israel is practicing a criminal act in direct violation of International Law, and all related conventions, especially since such punitive measures are collective punishment, adding that the ongoing violations will only push the Palestinians to remain steadfast in their country.
In addition, soldiers and personnel of the Jerusalem City Council, invaded Silwan town, south of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, and delivered demolition orders targeted five commercial and residential structures.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) said the soldiers invaded al-Bustan, Ein al-Louza, and Be’er Ayyoub neighborhoods, before taking pictures of several buildings, and delivered demolition notices targeting five of them.
Resident Mohammad Odah, from al-Bustan, said the soldiers handed him a demolition order of his home, and that the soldiers handed him similar orders between 2012 and 2014, targeting his building that was constructed in 1998 where he lives with nine family members, including children.
On Friday evening, the soldiers kidnapped a child, identified as Mohammad Sufian al-Atrash, 15, after repeatedly beating and kicking him, in the Central Neighborhood in Silwan.
The soldiers, and military police, also installed a roadblock in Ein al-Louza neighborhood, stopped and searched dozens of cars, and ticketed several drivers.
Israeli soldiers shot and injured, on Friday, a Palestinian child, with a live round in the neck, on the Halhoul Bridge, north of the southern West Bank city of Hebron. Two Palestinians were kidnapped by soldiers invading Nablus and Jenin. Clashes also took place in Bethlehem.
The WAFA Palestinian News Agency said clashes took place after the soldiers invaded the Halhoul Bridge area, in Hebron, and fired live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs on Palestinian protesters.
One child, 15 years of age, was shot with a live round in his neck, and suffered a moderate injury; he was moved to surgery in the al-Ahli hospital in Hebron city.
In addition, several Israeli military vehicles invaded Kafr Dan village, west of the northern West Bank city of Jenin, and kidnapped a young man, identified as Ahmad Adnan, after violently searching his home.
Another Palestinian, identified as Mahmoud Mohammad, 22, from the northern West Bank city of Nablus, was taken prisoner on the Huwwara Israeli military roadblock.
In related news, clashes took place near the northern entrance of Bethlehem city, and in the Aida refugee camp.
In Bethlehem city, the soldiers invaded the area of Bilal Bin Rabah Mosque, and clashed with local youths; no injuries were reported.
The army also invaded the al-Moftah area, at the eastern entrance of ‘Aida refugee camp, in Bethlehem, and fired gas bombs.
The WAFA Palestinian News Agency said clashes took place after the soldiers invaded the Halhoul Bridge area, in Hebron, and fired live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs on Palestinian protesters.
One child, 15 years of age, was shot with a live round in his neck, and suffered a moderate injury; he was moved to surgery in the al-Ahli hospital in Hebron city.
In addition, several Israeli military vehicles invaded Kafr Dan village, west of the northern West Bank city of Jenin, and kidnapped a young man, identified as Ahmad Adnan, after violently searching his home.
Another Palestinian, identified as Mahmoud Mohammad, 22, from the northern West Bank city of Nablus, was taken prisoner on the Huwwara Israeli military roadblock.
In related news, clashes took place near the northern entrance of Bethlehem city, and in the Aida refugee camp.
In Bethlehem city, the soldiers invaded the area of Bilal Bin Rabah Mosque, and clashed with local youths; no injuries were reported.
The army also invaded the al-Moftah area, at the eastern entrance of ‘Aida refugee camp, in Bethlehem, and fired gas bombs.
Mansour Mouqadeh 43
While the world celebrates the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) on the 3rd of December each year, 40 Palestinian disabled prisoners suffer in the prisons of the Israeli occupation.
They are exposed to various types of torture at the hands of the prison authorities that also deliberately ignore their health conditions and violate all international conventions and agreements on human rights.
Prisoners with disabilities suffer more than the other prisoners psychologically and physically.
Beside their physical disabilities and the pain in their bodies they also suffer from psychological stress and nervousness because of the poor medical treatment provided to them in light of the deliberate medical negligence policy followed by the Israeli prison service (IPS), as well as the arbitrary and repressive abuses against the prisoners, with absolute disregard to their health conditions, making their lives in constant danger.
The crippled captive Mansour Mouqadeh, 43, a resident of Azzawyeh near Salfit, who has been detained for 13 years since July 2002 and sentenced to life imprisonment, is serving his sentence in the Israeli prison hospital Ramle.
He said on the 3rd of December: "Death is much easier than my suffering, as my kinetic disability has doubled the misery of prison," he continues: "Our demands are totally different from the demands of persons with disabilities around the world; we are looking for freedom from the Israeli occupation prisons".
Mouqadeh had been injured during his arrest when he clashed with the Israeli army, so they shot him with three bullets in the abdomen, the back and the pelvis. His injury led to paraplegia.
Different disabilities
There are various forms of disabilities inside the Israeli occupation prisons; for example, the Jerusalemite captive Alaa al-Bazyan, 35, is blind. He was among the Palestinian prisoners released in the Wafa al-Ahrar prisoner swap deal, but the Israeli occupation authorities (IOA) re-arrested him and re-imposed his previous life imprisonment sentence.
Al-Bazyan's visual disability did not prevent him from being active and well- known in all the detention centers and among all the detainees, despite the severe violations he suffered from with disregard to his disability, in a flagrant violation of the international Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
The head of the Palestinian General Union of People with Disability (GUPWD), Rafiq Abu Seifen, told our correspondent that the number of prisoners with disabilities in the Israeli occupation prisons increases and decreases, but prisoners with severe disabilities are more than 40. However, he clarified, if we take into consideration the international classification of disability, the number of prisoners with disabilities will be much larger.
He stressed that the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) do not take into account the person’s disability when they want to arrest him, despite the fact that the international convention identified standards of the arrest of persons with disabilities, and required that the facilities in the prison be consistent with the way they use them, especially since people with motor disabilities, for example, need a special design of the toilets so as to be able to use it, and so on.
Abu Seifen called for taking advantage of Palestine's accession to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities to raise the case of the Palestinian disabled prisoners, considering it a crime against the rights of humans.
The researcher in the affairs of prisoners, Fuad Khafsh, opined in an interview with our correspondent, that there are various causes of disability of prisoners in the Israeli jails, some of them were already suffering physical disability when arrested, while others who were arrested during an armed clash with the IOF and had been shot suffered a disability as a result.
Khafsh noted that the more serious is that of those who became disabled during their arrest, as a result of not receiving the appropriate treatment when they were injured during their arrest, or as a result of cumulative medical negligence, which led to kidney failure or loss of vision or loss of movement.
He pointed out that the IOF shortly before the World Day for Disability had arrested an activist in the prisoners' affairs, Adnan Hamarsheh, who suffers from motor impairment due to a stroke, without taking into account his health condition, which indicates that the Israeli occupation disregards any human rights standards.
While the world celebrates the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD) on the 3rd of December each year, 40 Palestinian disabled prisoners suffer in the prisons of the Israeli occupation.
They are exposed to various types of torture at the hands of the prison authorities that also deliberately ignore their health conditions and violate all international conventions and agreements on human rights.
Prisoners with disabilities suffer more than the other prisoners psychologically and physically.
Beside their physical disabilities and the pain in their bodies they also suffer from psychological stress and nervousness because of the poor medical treatment provided to them in light of the deliberate medical negligence policy followed by the Israeli prison service (IPS), as well as the arbitrary and repressive abuses against the prisoners, with absolute disregard to their health conditions, making their lives in constant danger.
The crippled captive Mansour Mouqadeh, 43, a resident of Azzawyeh near Salfit, who has been detained for 13 years since July 2002 and sentenced to life imprisonment, is serving his sentence in the Israeli prison hospital Ramle.
He said on the 3rd of December: "Death is much easier than my suffering, as my kinetic disability has doubled the misery of prison," he continues: "Our demands are totally different from the demands of persons with disabilities around the world; we are looking for freedom from the Israeli occupation prisons".
Mouqadeh had been injured during his arrest when he clashed with the Israeli army, so they shot him with three bullets in the abdomen, the back and the pelvis. His injury led to paraplegia.
Different disabilities
There are various forms of disabilities inside the Israeli occupation prisons; for example, the Jerusalemite captive Alaa al-Bazyan, 35, is blind. He was among the Palestinian prisoners released in the Wafa al-Ahrar prisoner swap deal, but the Israeli occupation authorities (IOA) re-arrested him and re-imposed his previous life imprisonment sentence.
Al-Bazyan's visual disability did not prevent him from being active and well- known in all the detention centers and among all the detainees, despite the severe violations he suffered from with disregard to his disability, in a flagrant violation of the international Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
The head of the Palestinian General Union of People with Disability (GUPWD), Rafiq Abu Seifen, told our correspondent that the number of prisoners with disabilities in the Israeli occupation prisons increases and decreases, but prisoners with severe disabilities are more than 40. However, he clarified, if we take into consideration the international classification of disability, the number of prisoners with disabilities will be much larger.
He stressed that the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) do not take into account the person’s disability when they want to arrest him, despite the fact that the international convention identified standards of the arrest of persons with disabilities, and required that the facilities in the prison be consistent with the way they use them, especially since people with motor disabilities, for example, need a special design of the toilets so as to be able to use it, and so on.
Abu Seifen called for taking advantage of Palestine's accession to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities to raise the case of the Palestinian disabled prisoners, considering it a crime against the rights of humans.
The researcher in the affairs of prisoners, Fuad Khafsh, opined in an interview with our correspondent, that there are various causes of disability of prisoners in the Israeli jails, some of them were already suffering physical disability when arrested, while others who were arrested during an armed clash with the IOF and had been shot suffered a disability as a result.
Khafsh noted that the more serious is that of those who became disabled during their arrest, as a result of not receiving the appropriate treatment when they were injured during their arrest, or as a result of cumulative medical negligence, which led to kidney failure or loss of vision or loss of movement.
He pointed out that the IOF shortly before the World Day for Disability had arrested an activist in the prisoners' affairs, Adnan Hamarsheh, who suffers from motor impairment due to a stroke, without taking into account his health condition, which indicates that the Israeli occupation disregards any human rights standards.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Friday kidnapped 14 Palestinians from their homes in different West Bank areas.
According to the Hebrew radio, the Israeli army arrested 11 Palestinians classified as wanted during West Bank raids.
Six of the detainees are believed to be affiliated with Hamas, the radio claimed.
Local sources, in turn, said that the IOF stormed and ransacked the house of 20-year-old Ahmed al-Amour in Rummanah town west of Jenin before taking him to an undeclared place.
The IOF also kidnapped 23-year-old As'aad Hamran from his home in al-Hashimiya village west of Jenin city.
Two other young men from Jenin were also taken prisoners during similar raids in the towns of Burqin and Kafr Dan.
10 others were rounded up during home raids in different areas of Occupied Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
According to the Hebrew radio, the Israeli army arrested 11 Palestinians classified as wanted during West Bank raids.
Six of the detainees are believed to be affiliated with Hamas, the radio claimed.
Local sources, in turn, said that the IOF stormed and ransacked the house of 20-year-old Ahmed al-Amour in Rummanah town west of Jenin before taking him to an undeclared place.
The IOF also kidnapped 23-year-old As'aad Hamran from his home in al-Hashimiya village west of Jenin city.
Two other young men from Jenin were also taken prisoners during similar raids in the towns of Burqin and Kafr Dan.
10 others were rounded up during home raids in different areas of Occupied Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
A Palestinian youngster was aggressively attacked and injured by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at a military checkpoint near Occupied Jerusalem and another was arrested in Jenin at the crack of dawn on Friday.
According to security sources, the Israeli occupation patrols deployed at the Za’im military checkpoint in northern Occupied Jerusalem stopped 21-year-old Haitham Yassin Radeideh and heavily beat him.
The casualty was rushed to the Arab Society Hospital in Beit Jala to be urgently treated for the inflicted injuries.
The IOF soldiers further rolled into Jenin’s western town of Rumana and kidnapped the 20-year-old Palestinian youth Sa’id Ahmad al-Amour after they wreaked havoc on his family home.
According to security sources, the Israeli occupation patrols deployed at the Za’im military checkpoint in northern Occupied Jerusalem stopped 21-year-old Haitham Yassin Radeideh and heavily beat him.
The casualty was rushed to the Arab Society Hospital in Beit Jala to be urgently treated for the inflicted injuries.
The IOF soldiers further rolled into Jenin’s western town of Rumana and kidnapped the 20-year-old Palestinian youth Sa’id Ahmad al-Amour after they wreaked havoc on his family home.
Israel's supreme court on Thursday turned down an appeal against life sentences filed by seven ex-detainees, who were rejailed last year after their release as part of the 2011 Palestinian-Israeli swap deal.
The court rejected the prisoners' appeal against their detention and the reactivation of their previous life sentences, and confirmed the renewed prison orders issued against them, Amjad Abu Asab, head of the family committee for Jerusalemite detainees, stated.
Abu Asab said the prisoners, six from Jerusalem and one from Ramallah, were ex-detainees and rejailed in 2014 after the Israeli occupation army and police launched a mass arrest campaign in the West Bank and Jerusalem in reaction to the kidnapping and killing of three young settlers near al-Khalil city.
The prisoners are Aladdin Bazaan, Jamal Abu Saleh, Adnan Maragha, Naser Abed Rabbo, Rajab Tahhan, Ismail Hijazi and Nidal Zalloum.
The court rejected the prisoners' appeal against their detention and the reactivation of their previous life sentences, and confirmed the renewed prison orders issued against them, Amjad Abu Asab, head of the family committee for Jerusalemite detainees, stated.
Abu Asab said the prisoners, six from Jerusalem and one from Ramallah, were ex-detainees and rejailed in 2014 after the Israeli occupation army and police launched a mass arrest campaign in the West Bank and Jerusalem in reaction to the kidnapping and killing of three young settlers near al-Khalil city.
The prisoners are Aladdin Bazaan, Jamal Abu Saleh, Adnan Maragha, Naser Abed Rabbo, Rajab Tahhan, Ismail Hijazi and Nidal Zalloum.
3 dec 2015
A number of Palestinian protesters sustained injuries and others were arrested at dawn Thursday after the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) rolled into various West Bank provinces, triggering clashes.
A PIC news reporter said four Palestinian youths sustained rubber bullet wounds and two others were arrested in the clashes that rocked Jenin’s eastern town of Qabatiya at the crack of dawn.
Local sources said the IOF soldiers broke into civilian homes amid random firing of gunshots.
IOF units further stormed the northern West Bank city of Nablus and kidnapped four Palestinian youths following a round of arbitrary home break-ins across the city.
Al-Khalil province, in the southern occupied West Bank, was also the scene of similar assaults.
The IOF soldiers raked through al-Khalil and kidnapped the 27-year-old ex-prisoner Su’ad Abdul Kareem Erzikat from Tafouh after they wreaked havoc on her family home.
Another youth, identified as Muntasar al-Terda, was also kidnapped by the IOF from the area.
The campaign culminated in the abduction of several Palestinian youths from al-Khalil’s northern town of Beit Ummar and another from Beit Awa, to the west.
A number of Palestinians were reportedly summoned for interrogation in the process.
The Israeli occupation troops further broke into the home of the slain Palestinian girl Tharwat Sha’rawi in al-Rama and rummaged into the building.
Eyewitnesses said the IOF troops had sealed off all the main entrances to the city and pitched a military checkpoint in the Hawawer area, where Palestinian vehicles and passers-by have been subjected to exhaustive inspection.
A PIC news reporter said four Palestinian youths sustained rubber bullet wounds and two others were arrested in the clashes that rocked Jenin’s eastern town of Qabatiya at the crack of dawn.
Local sources said the IOF soldiers broke into civilian homes amid random firing of gunshots.
IOF units further stormed the northern West Bank city of Nablus and kidnapped four Palestinian youths following a round of arbitrary home break-ins across the city.
Al-Khalil province, in the southern occupied West Bank, was also the scene of similar assaults.
The IOF soldiers raked through al-Khalil and kidnapped the 27-year-old ex-prisoner Su’ad Abdul Kareem Erzikat from Tafouh after they wreaked havoc on her family home.
Another youth, identified as Muntasar al-Terda, was also kidnapped by the IOF from the area.
The campaign culminated in the abduction of several Palestinian youths from al-Khalil’s northern town of Beit Ummar and another from Beit Awa, to the west.
A number of Palestinians were reportedly summoned for interrogation in the process.
The Israeli occupation troops further broke into the home of the slain Palestinian girl Tharwat Sha’rawi in al-Rama and rummaged into the building.
Eyewitnesses said the IOF troops had sealed off all the main entrances to the city and pitched a military checkpoint in the Hawawer area, where Palestinian vehicles and passers-by have been subjected to exhaustive inspection.
The Israeli Occupation Authorities (IOA) extended on Wednesday the arrest of the Palestinian woman Abir Hmeidat, 45, for eight days pending further investigation.
Abir has been subjected to tough investigation since her arrest from her house on 17 November.
During her detention, Israeli forces brutally stormed and searched her house before confiscating an amount of money.
Meanwhile, a court session is scheduled to be held for Abir’s son Mahmoud Hmeidat in the PA court in Halhul town, in al-Khalil province, on Thursday.
Abir has been subjected to tough investigation since her arrest from her house on 17 November.
During her detention, Israeli forces brutally stormed and searched her house before confiscating an amount of money.
Meanwhile, a court session is scheduled to be held for Abir’s son Mahmoud Hmeidat in the PA court in Halhul town, in al-Khalil province, on Thursday.
At least eight Palestinians, including two 11 years of age children, have been kidnapped, on Thursday at dawn and on Wednesday at night, during Israeli military invasions into Palestinian homes, in different parts of occupied East Jerusalem.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic), said the soldiers have kidnapped Mohammad Nadi Hashlamoun and Ziad Ayyoub Abu Hadwan, from their homes in Ras al-'Amoud neighborhood, and took them to the al-Maskobiyya interrogation center, west of Jerusalem.
It added that this is the ninth abduction and detention of al-Hashlamoun in the last two years.
The soldiers also invaded Abu Dis town, southeast of Jerusalem, and kidnapped Mohammad Ziad Abu Hilal, after breaking into his home and searching it.
The soldiers also summoned a young man, identified as Mahmoud Jaffal, for interrogation in the Ma'ale Adumim colony, near al-‘Ezariyya town.
On Wednesday at night, the soldiers kidnapped Mohammad Halayqa, near the main entrance of Jerusalem’s al-‘Eesawiyya town, and released him several hours later.
Furthermore, the soldiers invaded the home of former political prisoner Ziad Abu Hadwan, in Ras al-'Amoud, violently searched it causing property damage, and tore a copy of the holy Quran, Silwanic said.
The soldiers also kidnapped two children, identified as Azzam Ahmad al-Abbassi, 11, and Adnan Ahmad Sa’id al-Abbassi, 11, from Silwan town, and invaded a bakery before kidnapping its owner and one of the workers.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic), said the soldiers have kidnapped Mohammad Nadi Hashlamoun and Ziad Ayyoub Abu Hadwan, from their homes in Ras al-'Amoud neighborhood, and took them to the al-Maskobiyya interrogation center, west of Jerusalem.
It added that this is the ninth abduction and detention of al-Hashlamoun in the last two years.
The soldiers also invaded Abu Dis town, southeast of Jerusalem, and kidnapped Mohammad Ziad Abu Hilal, after breaking into his home and searching it.
The soldiers also summoned a young man, identified as Mahmoud Jaffal, for interrogation in the Ma'ale Adumim colony, near al-‘Ezariyya town.
On Wednesday at night, the soldiers kidnapped Mohammad Halayqa, near the main entrance of Jerusalem’s al-‘Eesawiyya town, and released him several hours later.
Furthermore, the soldiers invaded the home of former political prisoner Ziad Abu Hadwan, in Ras al-'Amoud, violently searched it causing property damage, and tore a copy of the holy Quran, Silwanic said.
The soldiers also kidnapped two children, identified as Azzam Ahmad al-Abbassi, 11, and Adnan Ahmad Sa’id al-Abbassi, 11, from Silwan town, and invaded a bakery before kidnapping its owner and one of the workers.
Medical sources have reported that eight Palestinians, including two children and a teacher, were injured, Thursday, after Israeli soldiers invaded Qabatia town, south of the northern West Bank city of Jenin. The army also kidnapped two Palestinians.
The Jenin office of the Red Crescent has reported that eight Palestinians, including two children, were shot with live Israeli army rounds, in the lower parts of their bodies, after the soldiers clashed with several local youths.
The wounded has been identified as Ahmad Mahmoud Nazzal, Ahmad Khalil Nazzal, Qais Saed Zakarna, Tareq Ziad Saba'na, 11, Bilal Usama Abu Zeid, 10, Firas Abu Odeh, Ala' Abdullah Hathnawi, while a teacher, identified as Hala Nassr Khanfar, 22, was shot in the head with a rubber-coated steel bullet. Zakarna works for an UNRWA-run school in Qabatia.
It is worth mentioning that the invasion into Qabatia was carried out after dozens of military vehicles surrounded it.
The soldiers then invaded the town, and kidnapped two Palestinians, identified as Mohammad Mofeed Tubasi, 28, and Mohammad Tawfiq Nazzal, 30.
The soldiers also installed roadblocks near on the Jenin-Nablus road, and near the towns of 'Arraba and Marka.
It is worth mentioning that the Israeli army said it arrested 19 Palestinians, overnight, in different parts of the West Bank, and located an M-16 rifle in Tulkarem.
The army said it arrested two Palestinians in Nour Shams refugee camp in Hebron, two in Tulkarem, one of Beta town south of Nablus, one in al-Biereh city in the Ramallah district, one in Abu Dis east of Jerusalem, one in Bethlehem and four in the Rashayda town, east of the city.
On Wednesday at night, one Palestinian was injured in the face with a live Israeli army bullet, and was moved to a hospital suffering a moderate wound.
The Jenin office of the Red Crescent has reported that eight Palestinians, including two children, were shot with live Israeli army rounds, in the lower parts of their bodies, after the soldiers clashed with several local youths.
The wounded has been identified as Ahmad Mahmoud Nazzal, Ahmad Khalil Nazzal, Qais Saed Zakarna, Tareq Ziad Saba'na, 11, Bilal Usama Abu Zeid, 10, Firas Abu Odeh, Ala' Abdullah Hathnawi, while a teacher, identified as Hala Nassr Khanfar, 22, was shot in the head with a rubber-coated steel bullet. Zakarna works for an UNRWA-run school in Qabatia.
It is worth mentioning that the invasion into Qabatia was carried out after dozens of military vehicles surrounded it.
The soldiers then invaded the town, and kidnapped two Palestinians, identified as Mohammad Mofeed Tubasi, 28, and Mohammad Tawfiq Nazzal, 30.
The soldiers also installed roadblocks near on the Jenin-Nablus road, and near the towns of 'Arraba and Marka.
It is worth mentioning that the Israeli army said it arrested 19 Palestinians, overnight, in different parts of the West Bank, and located an M-16 rifle in Tulkarem.
The army said it arrested two Palestinians in Nour Shams refugee camp in Hebron, two in Tulkarem, one of Beta town south of Nablus, one in al-Biereh city in the Ramallah district, one in Abu Dis east of Jerusalem, one in Bethlehem and four in the Rashayda town, east of the city.
On Wednesday at night, one Palestinian was injured in the face with a live Israeli army bullet, and was moved to a hospital suffering a moderate wound.
Israeli soldiers have kidnapped three Palestinians in the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem, and two Palestinians, including a child, in the West Bank district of Bethlehem.
Dozens of Israeli military vehicles invaded, on Thursday at dawn, Tulkarem city, searched and ransacked many homes, and kidnapped three Palestinians, identified as Issa Omar Odah, 24, Omar Mustafa Odah, and Waseem Mahmoud Abdul-Karim, 21.
The army conducted searches of various homes, and property, and interrogated many Palestinians.
In Bethlehem, the soldiers kidnapped Issa Nasser Shouka, 19, from the Saff Street, in the center of the city, after breaking into his family’s home and searching it.
Late on Wednesday at night, the soldiers kidnapped a child, identified as Mohammad Raed Hamamra, from Husan town west of Bethlehem, while walking near Nahhalin nearby village.
Dozens of Israeli military vehicles invaded, on Thursday at dawn, Tulkarem city, searched and ransacked many homes, and kidnapped three Palestinians, identified as Issa Omar Odah, 24, Omar Mustafa Odah, and Waseem Mahmoud Abdul-Karim, 21.
The army conducted searches of various homes, and property, and interrogated many Palestinians.
In Bethlehem, the soldiers kidnapped Issa Nasser Shouka, 19, from the Saff Street, in the center of the city, after breaking into his family’s home and searching it.
Late on Wednesday at night, the soldiers kidnapped a child, identified as Mohammad Raed Hamamra, from Husan town west of Bethlehem, while walking near Nahhalin nearby village.
Israeli soldiers invaded, earlier on Thursday, Hebron city in the southern part of the occupied West Bank, and several nearby towns, searched many homes and kidnapped ten Palestinians, including one woman.
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers invaded Hebron city, and the towns of Beit 'Awwa, Beit Ummar, Taffouh and ath-Thaheriyya.
The sources said the soldiers have kidnapped Su'ad Abdul-Karim Erzeiqat, 23, after storming and violently searching her home in Taffouh town, northern of Hebron.
The soldiers also kidnapped Mohammad Yosri al-'Oweiwy, 30, from his home in Hebron city, and Mahmoud 'Atef Shallash, 20, from Beit 'Awwa town, southwest of Hebron.
The soldiers also invaded various areas in Beit Ummar town, north of Hebron, and kidnapped four Palestinians identified as Ma’zouz Ibrahim Awad, 22, Malek Ibrahim Sabri Awad, 25, Ra’fat Mustafa Mohammad Awad, 17, and Shehda Yousef ‘Aadi, 22.
Ma'zouz, who deaf and mute, is the brother of Ja'far Awad, 22, who died on Friday April 10, 2015, shortly after his release from an Israeli prison, after the Prison Authority denied him access to specialized and adequate medical attention while in prison.
His cousin Ziad ‘Omar 'Awad, 28, was shot and killed by Israeli army fire, after the soldiers attacked Ja'far’s funeral procession.
In addition, the soldiers summoned Moayyad Bahjat al-'Allami, 23, for interrogation in the Etzion military base, and searched the home of Emad Ekhdeir Awad, after smashing the front door of his property.
It is worth mentioning that the army has kidnapped 87 Palestinians, including 40 children, in Beit Ummar alone, this past month.
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers invaded Hebron city, and the towns of Beit 'Awwa, Beit Ummar, Taffouh and ath-Thaheriyya.
The sources said the soldiers have kidnapped Su'ad Abdul-Karim Erzeiqat, 23, after storming and violently searching her home in Taffouh town, northern of Hebron.
The soldiers also kidnapped Mohammad Yosri al-'Oweiwy, 30, from his home in Hebron city, and Mahmoud 'Atef Shallash, 20, from Beit 'Awwa town, southwest of Hebron.
The soldiers also invaded various areas in Beit Ummar town, north of Hebron, and kidnapped four Palestinians identified as Ma’zouz Ibrahim Awad, 22, Malek Ibrahim Sabri Awad, 25, Ra’fat Mustafa Mohammad Awad, 17, and Shehda Yousef ‘Aadi, 22.
Ma'zouz, who deaf and mute, is the brother of Ja'far Awad, 22, who died on Friday April 10, 2015, shortly after his release from an Israeli prison, after the Prison Authority denied him access to specialized and adequate medical attention while in prison.
His cousin Ziad ‘Omar 'Awad, 28, was shot and killed by Israeli army fire, after the soldiers attacked Ja'far’s funeral procession.
In addition, the soldiers summoned Moayyad Bahjat al-'Allami, 23, for interrogation in the Etzion military base, and searched the home of Emad Ekhdeir Awad, after smashing the front door of his property.
It is worth mentioning that the army has kidnapped 87 Palestinians, including 40 children, in Beit Ummar alone, this past month.