11 dec 2015
The Palestinian female prisoner Suad Rizeigat, 28, has gone on hunger strike since her arrest on Dec. 3 protesting the Israeli jailers’ ill-treatment against her, family sources said.
Suad, from Tafuh town in al-Khalil, is currently held in solitary confinement in Ramle prison in spite of her difficult heath situation due to her hunger strike declared nine days ago, her brother underlined.
The hunger striker’s brother called on human rights institutions and international women’s groups to immediately intervene for his sister’s release before it is too late, especially that she is held administratively in Israeli jails without charge or trial.
Suad was arrested from her family home in al-Khalil then held in administrative detention for four months.
She was arrested in 2008 and sentenced for one year and a half for being allegedly involved in attacks against Israelis. Her husband died after an Israeli settler deliberately ran over him only six months after their marriage.
Suad, from Tafuh town in al-Khalil, is currently held in solitary confinement in Ramle prison in spite of her difficult heath situation due to her hunger strike declared nine days ago, her brother underlined.
The hunger striker’s brother called on human rights institutions and international women’s groups to immediately intervene for his sister’s release before it is too late, especially that she is held administratively in Israeli jails without charge or trial.
Suad was arrested from her family home in al-Khalil then held in administrative detention for four months.
She was arrested in 2008 and sentenced for one year and a half for being allegedly involved in attacks against Israelis. Her husband died after an Israeli settler deliberately ran over him only six months after their marriage.
The lawyer of 62-year-old Zeenat al-Jallad (Umm Ihab) said she would be released on Friday after the Israeli prosecutor agreed to give her a conditional release.
The lawyer explained that the Israeli terms of release stipulated that Umm Ihab, an elderly woman from Occupied Jerusalem, would spend five days under house arrest and 15 days away from the Old City, and pay a financial penalty of 2,000 Shekels.
Umm Ihab was arrested last Tuesday on allegations of her involvement in providing services to a banned group.
The lawyer explained that the Israeli terms of release stipulated that Umm Ihab, an elderly woman from Occupied Jerusalem, would spend five days under house arrest and 15 days away from the Old City, and pay a financial penalty of 2,000 Shekels.
Umm Ihab was arrested last Tuesday on allegations of her involvement in providing services to a banned group.
The Israeli army invaded, on Friday at dawn, the northern West Bank city of Jenin, searched homes and the Political Bureau of the Popular Front for the Liberation in Palestine (PFLP), and kidnapped four Palestinians.
Local sources in Jenin said the soldiers searched several homes, belonging to PFLP members and supporters, and kidnapped Abdullah 'Afeef Zakarna, Jom'a Bassam Ba'jawi, Selah Abdullah Zoghbi and Abdul-Halim Nayef Ezzeddin.
The kidnapped Palestinians are former political prisoners, and were taken from their homes in the al-Marah and Az-Zahra' areas, in addition to the Eastern Neighborhood and Abu Bakr Street.
The sources added that the soldiers also invaded and search many homes in Jenin, and interrogated dozens of residents.
The soldiers also invaded the PFLP Office in the city after smashing its doors, and violently searched it, causing excessive property damage.
It is worth mentioning that today, December 11, marks the 48th anniversary of the establishment of the leftist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
Local sources in Jenin said the soldiers searched several homes, belonging to PFLP members and supporters, and kidnapped Abdullah 'Afeef Zakarna, Jom'a Bassam Ba'jawi, Selah Abdullah Zoghbi and Abdul-Halim Nayef Ezzeddin.
The kidnapped Palestinians are former political prisoners, and were taken from their homes in the al-Marah and Az-Zahra' areas, in addition to the Eastern Neighborhood and Abu Bakr Street.
The sources added that the soldiers also invaded and search many homes in Jenin, and interrogated dozens of residents.
The soldiers also invaded the PFLP Office in the city after smashing its doors, and violently searched it, causing excessive property damage.
It is worth mentioning that today, December 11, marks the 48th anniversary of the establishment of the leftist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
At least five Palestinians have been injured, on Friday at dawn, and one was kidnapped, after dozens of Israeli soldiers invaded the central West Bank city of Ramallah, and cashed with local youths. The soldiers also kidnapped one Palestinian in Bethlehem.
The invasion led to clashes with dozens of local youths, who hurled stones and empty bottles on the soldiers, while the army fired live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs.
Medical sources said the wounded Palestinians suffered mild-to-moderate injuries; one of them was shot with a live round in his arm, and four others were shot with rubber-coated steel bullets, in various parts of their bodies.
The wounded residents were transferred to the Palestine Medical Center in Ramallah, and received the needed medical treatment.
In addition, the soldiers kidnapped Mo’taz Abu Kweik, from the Qalandia refugee camo, while walking in the center of Ramallah city.
The clashes took place mainly in Rokkeb and Al-Manara streets. in the center of Ramallah city.
The soldiers also smashed the door of a science library owned by resident Walid Abu Rahma, before confiscating surveillance tapes.
In related news, several military vehicles invaded the ‘Aida refugee camp, north of Bethlehem, and kidnapped Hamza Ibrahim al-‘Ak, 27, after searching his home.
The invasion led to clashes with dozens of local youths, who hurled stones and empty bottles on the soldiers, while the army fired live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs.
Medical sources said the wounded Palestinians suffered mild-to-moderate injuries; one of them was shot with a live round in his arm, and four others were shot with rubber-coated steel bullets, in various parts of their bodies.
The wounded residents were transferred to the Palestine Medical Center in Ramallah, and received the needed medical treatment.
In addition, the soldiers kidnapped Mo’taz Abu Kweik, from the Qalandia refugee camo, while walking in the center of Ramallah city.
The clashes took place mainly in Rokkeb and Al-Manara streets. in the center of Ramallah city.
The soldiers also smashed the door of a science library owned by resident Walid Abu Rahma, before confiscating surveillance tapes.
In related news, several military vehicles invaded the ‘Aida refugee camp, north of Bethlehem, and kidnapped Hamza Ibrahim al-‘Ak, 27, after searching his home.
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Israeli soldiers kidnapped, on Thursday evening, two young Palestinian men, after stopping them on a sudden military roadblock, northwest of the central West Bank city of Ramallah.
Three Palestinians were injured by Israeli troops in Beit Rima, near Ramallah. The kidnapped residents have been identified as Ali Hussein Rimawi and Satty Khalil Rimawi, from Beit Rima town, northwest of Ramallah, the Ramallah News Agency has reported. Eyewitnesses said the soldiers stopped a car transporting the two |
Palestinians, forced them onto the ground and abducted them, after cuffing and blindfolding them.
In related news, more than ten Israeli military vehicles invaded Ramallah city, and clashed with dozens of residents. Medical sources said three Palestinians were shot with live rounds; the soldiers also invaded the Science Library, in the center of the city.
More than 30 military vehicles also invaded the northern West Bank city of Jenin, and the Jenin refugee camp, and kidnapped a number of members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). The army fired gas bombs and concussion grenades.
In related news, more than ten Israeli military vehicles invaded Ramallah city, and clashed with dozens of residents. Medical sources said three Palestinians were shot with live rounds; the soldiers also invaded the Science Library, in the center of the city.
More than 30 military vehicles also invaded the northern West Bank city of Jenin, and the Jenin refugee camp, and kidnapped a number of members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). The army fired gas bombs and concussion grenades.
The Israeli occupation army claimed it had arrested last night the Palestinian who carried out a car-ramming attack earlier on the same day near Beit Aryeh settlement, west of Salfit city.
The Hebrew website Walla said the Israeli army with the help of the Shin Bet arrested on Thursday night 37-year-old Mohamed Abdul-Halim, a resident of al-Lubban al-Gharbi village, northwest of Ramallah.
According to Walla, the detainee is a Hamas-affiliated ex-detainee.
Four Israeli soldiers suffered different injuries when a Palestinian young man rammed his car into them on Thursday evening near the illegal settlement of Beit Aryeh.
The Hebrew website Walla said the Israeli army with the help of the Shin Bet arrested on Thursday night 37-year-old Mohamed Abdul-Halim, a resident of al-Lubban al-Gharbi village, northwest of Ramallah.
According to Walla, the detainee is a Hamas-affiliated ex-detainee.
Four Israeli soldiers suffered different injuries when a Palestinian young man rammed his car into them on Thursday evening near the illegal settlement of Beit Aryeh.
At least five Palestinians were injured and 12 others were kidnapped at dawn Friday in a wave of violent confrontations with the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) across the occupied West Bank.
Sources based in the northern West Bank province of Tulkarem said the occupation army rolled into different towns and villages across the city before they ravaged Palestinian family homes in Shufa area and subjected the locals to exhaustive questioning.
The IOF further raked through Tulkarem’s Thenaba area under the pretext of chasing down a vehicle that attacked Israeli settlers.
The break-in culminated in the abduction of a number of Palestinian youths, mostly in their 20’s of age, from Thenaba.
Violent clashes further rocked Tulkarem’s refugee camp and resulted in the abduction of six Palestinian young men.
Three Palestinian ex-prisoners were also kidnapped by the IOF following clashes in the northern West Bank city of Jenin.
Local sources said the IOF rolled into Jenin in over 40 army jeeps and attacked the Palestinian protesters with spates of bullet fire before they backtracked and headed to the Jalama crossing in the early morning hours.
Five Palestinian citizens sustained wounds in violent clashes that flared up after the IOF stormed Ramallah city.
The casualties were transferred to the Palestine Medical Complex in Ramllah for urgent treatment.
Eyewitnesses said the IOF arrested the Palestinian citizen Mootaz Abu Kweik, a resident of the Qalandia refugee camp.
The witnesses added that the occupation troops seized surveillance cameras from the Rakb Street before they withdrew from the area.
Sources based in the northern West Bank province of Tulkarem said the occupation army rolled into different towns and villages across the city before they ravaged Palestinian family homes in Shufa area and subjected the locals to exhaustive questioning.
The IOF further raked through Tulkarem’s Thenaba area under the pretext of chasing down a vehicle that attacked Israeli settlers.
The break-in culminated in the abduction of a number of Palestinian youths, mostly in their 20’s of age, from Thenaba.
Violent clashes further rocked Tulkarem’s refugee camp and resulted in the abduction of six Palestinian young men.
Three Palestinian ex-prisoners were also kidnapped by the IOF following clashes in the northern West Bank city of Jenin.
Local sources said the IOF rolled into Jenin in over 40 army jeeps and attacked the Palestinian protesters with spates of bullet fire before they backtracked and headed to the Jalama crossing in the early morning hours.
Five Palestinian citizens sustained wounds in violent clashes that flared up after the IOF stormed Ramallah city.
The casualties were transferred to the Palestine Medical Complex in Ramllah for urgent treatment.
Eyewitnesses said the IOF arrested the Palestinian citizen Mootaz Abu Kweik, a resident of the Qalandia refugee camp.
The witnesses added that the occupation troops seized surveillance cameras from the Rakb Street before they withdrew from the area.
The Israeli occupation police on Thursday evening kidnapped four Palestinians, including two children, in Occupied Jerusalem.
Media sources said that Israeli policemen kidnapped and physically assaulted two young men during a campaign in al-Issawiya district, east of Jerusalem.
The young men were identified as Alaa Mazraawi and Dawoud Muheisen.
The sources added that the police forces intensively fired tear gas during their presence in the area, which provoked violent clashes with local young men.
The Israeli police, for their part, said they arrested in the evening two Palestinian kids aged 13 and 14 near Bab al-Amoud area in the holy city. They accused the boys of throwing stones at an Israeli bus.
In a separate incident, young men hurled stones at the light train in Shuafat town, north of Jerusalem, which caused some damage to it.
Earlier on the same day, a female settler suffered an injury after her car was stoned by young men near Beitar Illit settlement, south of Jerusalem.
Media sources said that Israeli policemen kidnapped and physically assaulted two young men during a campaign in al-Issawiya district, east of Jerusalem.
The young men were identified as Alaa Mazraawi and Dawoud Muheisen.
The sources added that the police forces intensively fired tear gas during their presence in the area, which provoked violent clashes with local young men.
The Israeli police, for their part, said they arrested in the evening two Palestinian kids aged 13 and 14 near Bab al-Amoud area in the holy city. They accused the boys of throwing stones at an Israeli bus.
In a separate incident, young men hurled stones at the light train in Shuafat town, north of Jerusalem, which caused some damage to it.
Earlier on the same day, a female settler suffered an injury after her car was stoned by young men near Beitar Illit settlement, south of Jerusalem.
Israel’s Jerusalem Central Court turned down at noontime Thursday an appeal to release the elderly female Palestinian detainee Um Ihab al-Jalad.
65-year-old Um Ihab is to be brought before the Magistrate’s Court on Friday on charges of providing services to a banned organization.
Um Ihab is the mother of the Jerusalemite detainee Wassim Jalad, who has spent 12 years out of a 15-year-sentence at the Israeli Negev lock-up.
A number of Jerusalemite ladies rallied outside the court headquarters to push for the release of Um Ihab.
65-year-old Um Ihab is to be brought before the Magistrate’s Court on Friday on charges of providing services to a banned organization.
Um Ihab is the mother of the Jerusalemite detainee Wassim Jalad, who has spent 12 years out of a 15-year-sentence at the Israeli Negev lock-up.
A number of Jerusalemite ladies rallied outside the court headquarters to push for the release of Um Ihab.
10 dec 2015
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The 14-year old children Mustafa Abdeen from Al-Tur and Mohammad Abulhawa from Silwan were arrested on charges of throwing stones and spent several harsh hours at O’z interrogation center.
They were then transferred to Al-Maskobyeh detention center and then to Giv’on prison which has no mercy. Several sessions later, they were released on condition of house-arrest until completing the legal procedures against them. They are allowed to leave their homes only to attend court sessions. |
Undercover Israeli soldiers have kidnapped, Thursday, four Palestinian children as they were leaving their schools in the town of at-Tour, in occupied East Jerusalem, and two children in the Old City, and hurled a number of gas bombs. The soldiers also kidnapped two children in Jerusalem’s Old City, and two young men al-‘Eesawiyya.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that the undercover soldiers ambushed and attacked several students, and hurled gas bombs, causing many to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The undercover soldiers then kidnapped four children identified as Amir Sami Abu al-Hawa, 15, Khader Wael Abu Ghannam, 15, Haitham Nassim Khweiss, 13, and Ali Taha, 15.
They repeatedly attacked and beat the kidnapped children, and took them to an unknown destination.
In addition, the soldiers kidnapped two brothers, identified as Mohammad, 12, and ‘Ala Riyad al-'Ajlouni, 14, in Jerusalem's Old City, and took them to an unknown destination.
In related news, the soldiers kidnapped two young men, identified as Daoud Yousef Mheisin and ‘Ala Mohammad Diab, from the al-‘Eesawiyya town, in Jerusalem.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that the undercover soldiers ambushed and attacked several students, and hurled gas bombs, causing many to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The undercover soldiers then kidnapped four children identified as Amir Sami Abu al-Hawa, 15, Khader Wael Abu Ghannam, 15, Haitham Nassim Khweiss, 13, and Ali Taha, 15.
They repeatedly attacked and beat the kidnapped children, and took them to an unknown destination.
In addition, the soldiers kidnapped two brothers, identified as Mohammad, 12, and ‘Ala Riyad al-'Ajlouni, 14, in Jerusalem's Old City, and took them to an unknown destination.
In related news, the soldiers kidnapped two young men, identified as Daoud Yousef Mheisin and ‘Ala Mohammad Diab, from the al-‘Eesawiyya town, in Jerusalem.
An Israeli court has decided to retain the detention of 15-year-old Diana al-Rajbi, a Palestinian girl from al-Khalil, after receiving an appeal against her release, according to the Palestinian Prisoner Society (PPS).
The PPS said that the military court in Ofer had issued earlier a verdict giving Diana a conditional release.
However, the court changed its decision after it received an appeal filed by the Israeli prosecutor against the release of the child, the PPS added.
As a result, a court hearing is slated to be held to look into the prosecutor's objection to her release.
In a separate incident, an Israeli court issued an order to administratively jail 53-year-old detainee Nada Saqr, a mother of two prisoners from al-Doha town in Bethlehem.
Legal sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that the court rejected an appeal filed by the lawyer of Saqr to release her on bail and rather ordered her administrative detention.
The sources affirmed that the elderly woman lost her consciousness in the courtroom after hearing the prison order against her.
Nada Saqr was detained as she was visiting her sons, Abdullah and Walid Saqr, in prison on November 28, 2015 on allegations of finding nail scissors in her purse.
The PPS said that the military court in Ofer had issued earlier a verdict giving Diana a conditional release.
However, the court changed its decision after it received an appeal filed by the Israeli prosecutor against the release of the child, the PPS added.
As a result, a court hearing is slated to be held to look into the prosecutor's objection to her release.
In a separate incident, an Israeli court issued an order to administratively jail 53-year-old detainee Nada Saqr, a mother of two prisoners from al-Doha town in Bethlehem.
Legal sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that the court rejected an appeal filed by the lawyer of Saqr to release her on bail and rather ordered her administrative detention.
The sources affirmed that the elderly woman lost her consciousness in the courtroom after hearing the prison order against her.
Nada Saqr was detained as she was visiting her sons, Abdullah and Walid Saqr, in prison on November 28, 2015 on allegations of finding nail scissors in her purse.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested at dawn Thursday four Palestinian youths after breaking into their homes in Bethlehem, south of occupied West Bank.
Three University students were among the reported detainees, PIC reporter said.
Also in Bethlehem, Israeli forces stormed a number of local homes belonging to ex-prisoners who were earlier released from Israeli jails and exiled to Gaza.
The Israeli forces threatened the ex-detainees’ families to demolish their homes if they continue “their incitement activities” from Gaza.
More than 300,000 Palestinians have been detained in Israeli prisons since the outbreak of the first Intifada back on 9 December 1987.
Three University students were among the reported detainees, PIC reporter said.
Also in Bethlehem, Israeli forces stormed a number of local homes belonging to ex-prisoners who were earlier released from Israeli jails and exiled to Gaza.
The Israeli forces threatened the ex-detainees’ families to demolish their homes if they continue “their incitement activities” from Gaza.
More than 300,000 Palestinians have been detained in Israeli prisons since the outbreak of the first Intifada back on 9 December 1987.
Israeli Occupation Authority (IOA) Tuesday placed two administrative detention orders on the Hamas leader Adnan Hamarshe for six months and a female captive Suad Erzeiqat for four months.
Local sources told the PIC reporter Hamarsha, 50, from Yabad town in Jenin, is held in Megiddo jail suffering from disability. He is activist in Palestinian prisoners’ affairs and served over 10 years of imprisonment in Israeli jails.
Female captive Suad Abdulkarim Erzeiqat, 28, from Tafouh village to the north of al-Khalil, was arrested five days ago.
Riyad al-Ashqar, the spokesman of the Palestinian Prisoners’ Center for Studies said Erzeiqat was arrested in 2008 and served a year and a half in Israeli prisons. She was deprived of visitation throughout the period of her detention.
Ashqar pointed out that Ezreiqat’s husband was killed, just a few months after their wedding, by an Israeli settler who hit him by his car while he was working in 1948 Occupied Palestine.
Local sources told the PIC reporter Hamarsha, 50, from Yabad town in Jenin, is held in Megiddo jail suffering from disability. He is activist in Palestinian prisoners’ affairs and served over 10 years of imprisonment in Israeli jails.
Female captive Suad Abdulkarim Erzeiqat, 28, from Tafouh village to the north of al-Khalil, was arrested five days ago.
Riyad al-Ashqar, the spokesman of the Palestinian Prisoners’ Center for Studies said Erzeiqat was arrested in 2008 and served a year and a half in Israeli prisons. She was deprived of visitation throughout the period of her detention.
Ashqar pointed out that Ezreiqat’s husband was killed, just a few months after their wedding, by an Israeli settler who hit him by his car while he was working in 1948 Occupied Palestine.
Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested on Tuesday night and at dawn Wednesday 31 Palestinians including minors and a woman in different governorates of the occupied West Bank.
Israeli soldiers arrested six Palestinians in Qalqilya, seven in Occupied Jerusalem, four in Beit Ummar and Saeer towns in al-Khalil and four others in Bethlehem.
The IOF soldiers also rounded up three Palestinians in Ramallah and al-Bireh governorate, two in Balaa town in Tulkarem, three in Nablus, a minor in Jenin and an ex-detainee in Tubas.
UPDATE: 31 Palestinians Kidnapped from West Bank
Israeli forces abducted 31 Palestinians overnight, including four minors, from various occupied West Bank districts, said the Palestinian Prisoner's Society (PPS) and security sources.
Israeli forces detained 10 Palestinians from Tulkarem district, seven from Jerusalem district, seven from Hebron district, three from Jenin district, two from Ramallah district, one from Bethlehem district and another from Jericho district, according to WAFA.
Ten Palestinians were taken from the northern West Bank district of Tulkarem, and identified as Ibrahim, 20, and Muhammad ‘Amar, Nimer Ibrahim, 16, Ibrahim Youssef, 22, ‘Omar, 20, and ‘Amer al-Ashqar, Muhammad Saruji, Ahmad Hamed, 22, ‘Ala’ Khalid and Mahmoud Farajallah.
In the Jerusalem district, Israeli police kidnapped three Palestinians identified as, Fahmi and Ahmad Salymeh, 16, and Ashraf Burqan, 18, after breaking into and ransacking their families’ houses in the Jerusalem neighborhood of ath-Thuri, south of Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.
Police also raided Qalandia refugee camp, to the north of Jerusalem, where they abducted Ibrahim Zayed, after breaking into and ransacking his house.
This came several hours after undercover Israeli units took a Palestinian minor from the vicinity of Qalandia military checkpoint. The detainee was identified as 15-year-old Sayf Abu Ltifa.
Police also detained two other Palestinians, according to PPS. They were identified as Malik Naser, and Nasim Qleib (or Klieb), 17.
Meanwhile in the southern West Bank district of Hebron, forces kidnapped Ahmad Abu Sneineh, 16, at the military checkpoint of Abu al-Rish in the southern section of Hebron city.
This came several hours after forces took a Palestinian identified as Saleh al-Rajabi, 30, after storming and searching his house in Hebron city.
Another Palestinian identified as ‘Ubaida Abu Sbeiha, 21, was taken as forces stormed his house during a raid into Yatta town, south of Hebron.
Furthermore, another Palestinian identified as ‘Imad Abu al-Jadayel, 21, was abducted as forces raided As-Samou‘ town, south of Hebron.
The detention raid came several hours after forces took a Palestinian from al-Fawwar refugee camp, south of Hebron ,on Wednesday evening.
Soldiers stationed at al-Container military checkpoint took Muhammad Az-Zida, 20, while he was travelling to his hometown.
Two more Palestinians were kidnapped from the Hebron district. They were identified, in a press release issued by PPS, as Ahmad Badawi and Muhammad Adh-Dhiba.
In the meantime, three Palestinians were detained from the northern West Bank city of Jenin. Israeli police detained the three men, who were not identified, from the northern Israeli city of Afula.
Furthermore, two more Palestinians were taken from the central West Bank district of Ramallah. The detainees were identified as ‘Ala’ al-Tamimi, from Nabi Saleh village, and Muhammad Tafesh.
Furthermore, forces abducted a Palestinian identified as ‘Abed Masalmeh from the southern West Bank city of Bethlehem.
Another Palestinian identified as Ahmad Drai‘at was taken from Jericho.
Israeli soldiers arrested six Palestinians in Qalqilya, seven in Occupied Jerusalem, four in Beit Ummar and Saeer towns in al-Khalil and four others in Bethlehem.
The IOF soldiers also rounded up three Palestinians in Ramallah and al-Bireh governorate, two in Balaa town in Tulkarem, three in Nablus, a minor in Jenin and an ex-detainee in Tubas.
UPDATE: 31 Palestinians Kidnapped from West Bank
Israeli forces abducted 31 Palestinians overnight, including four minors, from various occupied West Bank districts, said the Palestinian Prisoner's Society (PPS) and security sources.
Israeli forces detained 10 Palestinians from Tulkarem district, seven from Jerusalem district, seven from Hebron district, three from Jenin district, two from Ramallah district, one from Bethlehem district and another from Jericho district, according to WAFA.
Ten Palestinians were taken from the northern West Bank district of Tulkarem, and identified as Ibrahim, 20, and Muhammad ‘Amar, Nimer Ibrahim, 16, Ibrahim Youssef, 22, ‘Omar, 20, and ‘Amer al-Ashqar, Muhammad Saruji, Ahmad Hamed, 22, ‘Ala’ Khalid and Mahmoud Farajallah.
In the Jerusalem district, Israeli police kidnapped three Palestinians identified as, Fahmi and Ahmad Salymeh, 16, and Ashraf Burqan, 18, after breaking into and ransacking their families’ houses in the Jerusalem neighborhood of ath-Thuri, south of Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.
Police also raided Qalandia refugee camp, to the north of Jerusalem, where they abducted Ibrahim Zayed, after breaking into and ransacking his house.
This came several hours after undercover Israeli units took a Palestinian minor from the vicinity of Qalandia military checkpoint. The detainee was identified as 15-year-old Sayf Abu Ltifa.
Police also detained two other Palestinians, according to PPS. They were identified as Malik Naser, and Nasim Qleib (or Klieb), 17.
Meanwhile in the southern West Bank district of Hebron, forces kidnapped Ahmad Abu Sneineh, 16, at the military checkpoint of Abu al-Rish in the southern section of Hebron city.
This came several hours after forces took a Palestinian identified as Saleh al-Rajabi, 30, after storming and searching his house in Hebron city.
Another Palestinian identified as ‘Ubaida Abu Sbeiha, 21, was taken as forces stormed his house during a raid into Yatta town, south of Hebron.
Furthermore, another Palestinian identified as ‘Imad Abu al-Jadayel, 21, was abducted as forces raided As-Samou‘ town, south of Hebron.
The detention raid came several hours after forces took a Palestinian from al-Fawwar refugee camp, south of Hebron ,on Wednesday evening.
Soldiers stationed at al-Container military checkpoint took Muhammad Az-Zida, 20, while he was travelling to his hometown.
Two more Palestinians were kidnapped from the Hebron district. They were identified, in a press release issued by PPS, as Ahmad Badawi and Muhammad Adh-Dhiba.
In the meantime, three Palestinians were detained from the northern West Bank city of Jenin. Israeli police detained the three men, who were not identified, from the northern Israeli city of Afula.
Furthermore, two more Palestinians were taken from the central West Bank district of Ramallah. The detainees were identified as ‘Ala’ al-Tamimi, from Nabi Saleh village, and Muhammad Tafesh.
Furthermore, forces abducted a Palestinian identified as ‘Abed Masalmeh from the southern West Bank city of Bethlehem.
Another Palestinian identified as Ahmad Drai‘at was taken from Jericho.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Thursday kidnapped five Palestinians from different areas of al-Khalil province.
The Palestinian Information Center (PIC) reporter in al-Khalil said that the IOF kidnapped three citizens from their homes in the southern area of al-Khalil, al-Aroub refugee camp, and Yatta city.
The detainees are Saleh al-Rajbi, Ahmed Badwi and Obeida Abu Sabha.
Two university students called Imad Abul-Jadayel and Mohamed Diyba were also taken prisoners by Israeli soldiers at a military checkpoint near al-Samua town, south of al-Khalil.
The Palestinian Information Center (PIC) reporter in al-Khalil said that the IOF kidnapped three citizens from their homes in the southern area of al-Khalil, al-Aroub refugee camp, and Yatta city.
The detainees are Saleh al-Rajbi, Ahmed Badwi and Obeida Abu Sabha.
Two university students called Imad Abul-Jadayel and Mohamed Diyba were also taken prisoners by Israeli soldiers at a military checkpoint near al-Samua town, south of al-Khalil.
Israeli soldiers kidnapped, earlier on Thursday, four Palestinians, including two children, in several neighborhoods in occupied East Jerusalem. Israeli extremist attack children in Hebron.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that the soldiers stormed homes in the Old City, searched them, and kidnapped a child, identified as Ahmad Salayma.
The soldiers also invaded homes in the ath-Thoury neighborhood, in Silwan town, and kidnapped Ashraf Haroun Borqan, 14.
Another Palestinian, identified as Ibrahim Zayed, was kidnapped from his home in the Qalandia refugee camp, north of Jerusalem.
In addition, undercover Israeli soldiers kidnapped Saif Mohammad Abu Latifa, 15, near the Qalandia terminal.
In Hebron, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank, a number of extremist Israeli settlers attacked several female students and teachers of the Qortoba School, in the Shuhada Street.
Radio Bethlehem 2000, in Bethlehem, has reported that the extremists, headed by Anat Cohen known for extremism, attacked the students and teachers while walking towards their school, close to the Beit Hadassah illegal colony.
School headmistress Noura Nassar said the soldiers allowed the students to cross, but the settlers attacked the children, in front of the soldiers, and forced them back.
Nassar added that the students and teachers alike face ongoing violations by the soldiers and fanatic settlers, and that they are repeatedly forced to take alternative routes, and dirt roads, to reach their school.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that the soldiers stormed homes in the Old City, searched them, and kidnapped a child, identified as Ahmad Salayma.
The soldiers also invaded homes in the ath-Thoury neighborhood, in Silwan town, and kidnapped Ashraf Haroun Borqan, 14.
Another Palestinian, identified as Ibrahim Zayed, was kidnapped from his home in the Qalandia refugee camp, north of Jerusalem.
In addition, undercover Israeli soldiers kidnapped Saif Mohammad Abu Latifa, 15, near the Qalandia terminal.
In Hebron, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank, a number of extremist Israeli settlers attacked several female students and teachers of the Qortoba School, in the Shuhada Street.
Radio Bethlehem 2000, in Bethlehem, has reported that the extremists, headed by Anat Cohen known for extremism, attacked the students and teachers while walking towards their school, close to the Beit Hadassah illegal colony.
School headmistress Noura Nassar said the soldiers allowed the students to cross, but the settlers attacked the children, in front of the soldiers, and forced them back.
Nassar added that the students and teachers alike face ongoing violations by the soldiers and fanatic settlers, and that they are repeatedly forced to take alternative routes, and dirt roads, to reach their school.
Israeli soldiers kidnapped, Thursday, four Palestinians from the southern West Bank district of Hebron, and one in Qalandia. On Wednesday evening and at night, the soldiers kidnapped one Palestinian from Hebron, and three workers in Affoula.
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers kidnapped Saleh Khalil Rajabi, 30, after invading and searching his home, in Hebron city.
The soldiers also invaded the family home of Yosri Zakariyya Miswada, 21, who was shot dead by the army on Wednesday, in addition to the home of resident Majed Abdul-Qader.
In Yatta nearby town, the soldiers searched a number of homes, and kidnapped Obeida Mohammad Emheimed, 20, while resident Emad Jamal Mousa Abu al-Jadayel, 21, was kidnapped from his home in the as-Sammoa’ town, south of Hebron.
In addition, several military vehicles invaded the Qalandia refugee camp, north of occupied Jerusalem, searched homes, and kidnapped a young man, identified as Ibrahim Zayed.
On Wednesday evening, the soldiers kidnapped a Palestinian from the al-Fawwar refugee camp, south of Hebron, after stopping him on the Container Roadblock, east of occupied East Jerusalem.
The Palestinian, identified as Mohammad Emad az-Zeeda, 20, was heading back home from Al-Quds University, where he studies medicine.
On Wednesday at night, three Palestinians from Jenin were taken prisoner, after the police stormed a construction site in Affoula, near Nazareth.
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers kidnapped Saleh Khalil Rajabi, 30, after invading and searching his home, in Hebron city.
The soldiers also invaded the family home of Yosri Zakariyya Miswada, 21, who was shot dead by the army on Wednesday, in addition to the home of resident Majed Abdul-Qader.
In Yatta nearby town, the soldiers searched a number of homes, and kidnapped Obeida Mohammad Emheimed, 20, while resident Emad Jamal Mousa Abu al-Jadayel, 21, was kidnapped from his home in the as-Sammoa’ town, south of Hebron.
In addition, several military vehicles invaded the Qalandia refugee camp, north of occupied Jerusalem, searched homes, and kidnapped a young man, identified as Ibrahim Zayed.
On Wednesday evening, the soldiers kidnapped a Palestinian from the al-Fawwar refugee camp, south of Hebron, after stopping him on the Container Roadblock, east of occupied East Jerusalem.
The Palestinian, identified as Mohammad Emad az-Zeeda, 20, was heading back home from Al-Quds University, where he studies medicine.
On Wednesday at night, three Palestinians from Jenin were taken prisoner, after the police stormed a construction site in Affoula, near Nazareth.
Medical sources have reported, on Wednesday at night, that many Palestinians have been injured after Israeli soldiers invaded Tulkarem city, and several nearby communities, following the shooting that targeted an Israeli settler, who was involved in terrorist deadly attacks against the Palestinians; the settler, and his wife, were injured.
The sources said three Palestinians were shot with live rounds, after Israeli soldiers invaded the Tulkarem refugee camp, while at least five others suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The soldiers invaded and ransacked several Palestinian homes, especially in the area of the shooting, and confiscated surveillance tapes.
The soldiers also kidnapped at least two Palestinians, during clashes in the Tulkarem refugee camp.
In addition, dozens of soldiers invaded a number of villages and towns, in Tulkarem district, and searched homes.
The soldiers invaded Ezbet Shoufa village, closed the road between it and the Avnei Hefetz illegal colony, and fired dozens of flares, causing fired in Palestinian agricultural lands.
The wounded Israeli settler is from the Avnei Hefetz, built on Palestinian lands belonging to residents from Shoufa and Kafr al-Lobbad towns, southeast of Tulkarem.
Resident Omar Sa’dy said the soldiers invaded his home, in Ezbet Shoufa village, searched the property while pointing their guns at him and his family, and confiscated surveillance tapes.
Soldiers and undercover officers also invaded various neighborhoods in Tulkarem city, closed all of its southern roads, and isolated nearby villages.
Clashes took place in the center of Tulkarem city, especially near the Dr. Thabet Thabet Junction and the Eastern Neighborhood.
The soldiers fired dozens of gas bombs and concussion grenades, and prevented Palestinian ambulances from entering the areas of clashes.
Similar clashes also took place in Far’un village, the Salaam Junction, Ektaba area, in addition to Nour Shams and Tulkarem refugee camps.
It is worth mentioning that the wounded Israeli man, Shaul Nir, was involved in terrorist attacks against the Palestinians, including the 1983 shooting and hand grenade attack targeting the Islamic University in Hebron, leading to the death of three Palestinians and the injury 33 others.
An Israeli court sentenced him, and his accomplices, to life in prison, but in 1990, the then Israeli President Chaim Herzog ordered his release; he served only seven years for his deadly terrorist attacks.
The sources said three Palestinians were shot with live rounds, after Israeli soldiers invaded the Tulkarem refugee camp, while at least five others suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
The soldiers invaded and ransacked several Palestinian homes, especially in the area of the shooting, and confiscated surveillance tapes.
The soldiers also kidnapped at least two Palestinians, during clashes in the Tulkarem refugee camp.
In addition, dozens of soldiers invaded a number of villages and towns, in Tulkarem district, and searched homes.
The soldiers invaded Ezbet Shoufa village, closed the road between it and the Avnei Hefetz illegal colony, and fired dozens of flares, causing fired in Palestinian agricultural lands.
The wounded Israeli settler is from the Avnei Hefetz, built on Palestinian lands belonging to residents from Shoufa and Kafr al-Lobbad towns, southeast of Tulkarem.
Resident Omar Sa’dy said the soldiers invaded his home, in Ezbet Shoufa village, searched the property while pointing their guns at him and his family, and confiscated surveillance tapes.
Soldiers and undercover officers also invaded various neighborhoods in Tulkarem city, closed all of its southern roads, and isolated nearby villages.
Clashes took place in the center of Tulkarem city, especially near the Dr. Thabet Thabet Junction and the Eastern Neighborhood.
The soldiers fired dozens of gas bombs and concussion grenades, and prevented Palestinian ambulances from entering the areas of clashes.
Similar clashes also took place in Far’un village, the Salaam Junction, Ektaba area, in addition to Nour Shams and Tulkarem refugee camps.
It is worth mentioning that the wounded Israeli man, Shaul Nir, was involved in terrorist attacks against the Palestinians, including the 1983 shooting and hand grenade attack targeting the Islamic University in Hebron, leading to the death of three Palestinians and the injury 33 others.
An Israeli court sentenced him, and his accomplices, to life in prison, but in 1990, the then Israeli President Chaim Herzog ordered his release; he served only seven years for his deadly terrorist attacks.
