14 dec 2019
Israeli soldiers attacked, on Friday evening, several Palestinians at the entrance of the Shuhada Street, in the center of Hebron city, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank.
Media sources said the soldiers, stationed on the permanent military roadblock at the entrance of Shuhada Street, assaulted with clubs and batons many Palestinians, causing various injuries.
They added that the soldiers attacked the Palestinians when they protested the detention of a young man, who was held at the military roadblocks.
Media sources said the soldiers, stationed on the permanent military roadblock at the entrance of Shuhada Street, assaulted with clubs and batons many Palestinians, causing various injuries.
They added that the soldiers attacked the Palestinians when they protested the detention of a young man, who was held at the military roadblocks.
Israeli soldiers abducted, Thursday, the head of Shu’fat Town Council, and a member of the council, northeast of occupied East Jerusalem.
Media sources said the soldiers abducted the head of the Town Council, Ishaq Abu Khdeir, and a member of the council, Nasser Abu Khdeir.
The two were apparently taken prisoner for calling for a procession in front of the local mosque, after groups of illegal Israeli colonialist settlers escalated their invasions and violations in the area.
In recent attacks by the illegal Israeli squatters, the colonists punctured the tires of more than 186 Palestinian cars, and wrote racist graffiti on walls of homes, the local mosque and many cars.
It is worth mentioning that, on Friday evening, Israeli soldiers abducted a child, identified as Ahmad Atef Sharif, 14, east of Qalqilia city, in northern West Bank.
Shu’fat residents rally in protest at settlers’ attacks
Scores of Palestinian citizens on Friday participated in a sit-in staged in Shu’fat town, east of Occupied Jerusalem, in protest at recent attacks by extremist Jewish settlers.
The sit-in, which was organized outside the Shu’fat Mosque, was called for by the local council in protest at the acts of vandalism that had been committed recently by settlers in the town.
The town had been exposed to several sporadic attacks on property before, but last Monday settlers infiltrated overnight into its neighborhoods and ruined tires of over 186 vehicles and defaced walls of buildings with insults and threats against the local residents.
Head of the town local council Ishaq Abu Khudair told WAFA news agency that the sit-in was staged as part the recommendations that were adopted during a recent meeting held by local personages to explore mechanisms to confront settlers’ crimes.
Media sources said the soldiers abducted the head of the Town Council, Ishaq Abu Khdeir, and a member of the council, Nasser Abu Khdeir.
The two were apparently taken prisoner for calling for a procession in front of the local mosque, after groups of illegal Israeli colonialist settlers escalated their invasions and violations in the area.
In recent attacks by the illegal Israeli squatters, the colonists punctured the tires of more than 186 Palestinian cars, and wrote racist graffiti on walls of homes, the local mosque and many cars.
It is worth mentioning that, on Friday evening, Israeli soldiers abducted a child, identified as Ahmad Atef Sharif, 14, east of Qalqilia city, in northern West Bank.
Shu’fat residents rally in protest at settlers’ attacks
Scores of Palestinian citizens on Friday participated in a sit-in staged in Shu’fat town, east of Occupied Jerusalem, in protest at recent attacks by extremist Jewish settlers.
The sit-in, which was organized outside the Shu’fat Mosque, was called for by the local council in protest at the acts of vandalism that had been committed recently by settlers in the town.
The town had been exposed to several sporadic attacks on property before, but last Monday settlers infiltrated overnight into its neighborhoods and ruined tires of over 186 vehicles and defaced walls of buildings with insults and threats against the local residents.
Head of the town local council Ishaq Abu Khudair told WAFA news agency that the sit-in was staged as part the recommendations that were adopted during a recent meeting held by local personages to explore mechanisms to confront settlers’ crimes.
13 dec 2019
Dozens of Palestinian protesters were reportedly wounded while others were arrested during the Israeli crackdown on weekly peaceful protests along the separation fence in Gaza, and throughout the West Bank.
Israeli soldiers injured five with live ammunition, wounding one seriously, shot 4 protestors with rubber-coated metal bullets, and caused dozens to suffer the effects of tear gas in eastern Gaza, Quds News Network reported.
In the West Bank, dozens of Palestinian protesters suffered the effects of extensive tear-gas fire from Israeli soldier in Kufur Qaddoum, west of the northern occupied West Bank.
Israeli soldiers arrested three protesters, one of them being shot prior to arrest, at the northern entrance to Al Bireh, southeast of Ramallah.
Israeli soldiers injured five with live ammunition, wounding one seriously, shot 4 protestors with rubber-coated metal bullets, and caused dozens to suffer the effects of tear gas in eastern Gaza, Quds News Network reported.
In the West Bank, dozens of Palestinian protesters suffered the effects of extensive tear-gas fire from Israeli soldier in Kufur Qaddoum, west of the northern occupied West Bank.
Israeli soldiers arrested three protesters, one of them being shot prior to arrest, at the northern entrance to Al Bireh, southeast of Ramallah.
Israeli authorities have been urged by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) to immediately release Palestinian journalist, Sameh Al-Titi, or to disclose any charges against him, Middle East Monitor reported.
Al-Titi, a reporter for the Hebron University-affiliated broadcaster Radio Alam, was arrested by Israeli occupation forces on 9 December, at his home in al-Arroub refugee camp, in the southern West Bank.
According to CPJ, Al-Titi is being held at the Petah Tikva interrogation facility, near Tel Aviv, and that “authorities have not disclosed any reason for his arrest or any charges against him.”
Sameh’s brother Alaa, was reported to posted on Facebook on 11 December, that a military court prevented his brother from meeting with a lawyer, and extended his detention for an additional eight days while authorities conduct an investigation.”
“We are very concerned about the arrest of Sameh al-Titi, given Israel’s frequent use of legal measures, including administrative detention, to keep journalists in jail without bringing any charges against them,” CPJ Middle East and North Africa Representative, Ignacio Miguel Delgado declared.
“Israeli authorities should immediately explain why they are holding al-Titi or let him go”.
Alaa al-Titi also described on Facebook, how Israeli forces seized his brother’s laptop and mobile phone during the invasion.
It was noted that “one day before his arrest, al-Titi published an article on the Quds News Network criticizing the Israeli government for using sports to bolster its international reputation.”
The Israeli occupation authorities have yet to reply to the group’s request for comment.
Al-Titi, a reporter for the Hebron University-affiliated broadcaster Radio Alam, was arrested by Israeli occupation forces on 9 December, at his home in al-Arroub refugee camp, in the southern West Bank.
According to CPJ, Al-Titi is being held at the Petah Tikva interrogation facility, near Tel Aviv, and that “authorities have not disclosed any reason for his arrest or any charges against him.”
Sameh’s brother Alaa, was reported to posted on Facebook on 11 December, that a military court prevented his brother from meeting with a lawyer, and extended his detention for an additional eight days while authorities conduct an investigation.”
“We are very concerned about the arrest of Sameh al-Titi, given Israel’s frequent use of legal measures, including administrative detention, to keep journalists in jail without bringing any charges against them,” CPJ Middle East and North Africa Representative, Ignacio Miguel Delgado declared.
“Israeli authorities should immediately explain why they are holding al-Titi or let him go”.
Alaa al-Titi also described on Facebook, how Israeli forces seized his brother’s laptop and mobile phone during the invasion.
It was noted that “one day before his arrest, al-Titi published an article on the Quds News Network criticizing the Israeli government for using sports to bolster its international reputation.”
The Israeli occupation authorities have yet to reply to the group’s request for comment.
12 dec 2019
Israeli soldiers shot, on Thursday at dawn, a medic and abducted thirteen other Palestinians, including a university student, in several parts of the occupied West Bank.
In Ramallah, in central West Bank, the soldiers invaded Ein Misbah neighborhood and Surda Junction, and resorted to the excessive use of force against Palestinian protesters, by firing live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets, and gas bombs at them. video
Medical sources said the soldiers shot one medic with a rubber-coated steel bullet in the leg and caused dozens of Palestinians to suffer the effects of teargas inhalation.
The soldiers also abducted a young woman, who is a student at Birzeit University, identified as Shatha Majed Hasan, from her home in Ein Misbah neighborhood.
In addition, the soldiers abducted Malek al-Lowzi, 25, from his home in Betunia town, west of Ramallah.
Protests also took place in Beit Rima town, northwest of Ramallah, when the soldiers invaded it before storming and ransacking many homes.
In Hebron city, in southern West Bank, the soldiers stormed and ransacked many homes, before abducting Mohammad Jamal Natsha, Abdul-Khaleq Natsha, Issa Ja’bari, in addition to four former political prisoners, identified as Omar Qawasmi, Jawad Bahar Natsha, Mazen Natsha and Nabil Natsha.
In Sa’ir town, east of Hebron, the soldiers violently searched the homes of Hakim Mahmoud Shalalda, Younis Ahmad Kawazba, Bilal Aref Shalalda, Wahid Ma’rouf Shalalda, Monadel Saket Shalalda, and Eyad Anwar Kawazba.
In Doura town, south of Hebron, the soldiers invaded and ransacked the home of Mohammad Abu ‘Arqoub.
During the invasion into Doura, the soldiers fired many gas bombs and concussion grenades at Palestinian protesters.
Furthermore, the soldiers invaded Abu DIs town, southeast of occupied East Jerusalem, before violently searching the homes of Jamal and his brother Talal Dandan.
In Jericho, the soldiers invaded and ransacked the home of Mohammad Khalil Ibrahim, 32, before abducting him.
In Jenin, in northern West Bank, the soldiers abducted Lina Faisal Bazzour, while crossing Jeet military roadblock, on her way back home in Raba village, southeast of Jenin.
In Nablus, also in northern West Bank, the soldiers abducted Mohammad Kheizaran and Anas Abu Hamada, from Balata refugee camp.
In Ramallah, in central West Bank, the soldiers invaded Ein Misbah neighborhood and Surda Junction, and resorted to the excessive use of force against Palestinian protesters, by firing live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets, and gas bombs at them. video
Medical sources said the soldiers shot one medic with a rubber-coated steel bullet in the leg and caused dozens of Palestinians to suffer the effects of teargas inhalation.
The soldiers also abducted a young woman, who is a student at Birzeit University, identified as Shatha Majed Hasan, from her home in Ein Misbah neighborhood.
In addition, the soldiers abducted Malek al-Lowzi, 25, from his home in Betunia town, west of Ramallah.
Protests also took place in Beit Rima town, northwest of Ramallah, when the soldiers invaded it before storming and ransacking many homes.
In Hebron city, in southern West Bank, the soldiers stormed and ransacked many homes, before abducting Mohammad Jamal Natsha, Abdul-Khaleq Natsha, Issa Ja’bari, in addition to four former political prisoners, identified as Omar Qawasmi, Jawad Bahar Natsha, Mazen Natsha and Nabil Natsha.
In Sa’ir town, east of Hebron, the soldiers violently searched the homes of Hakim Mahmoud Shalalda, Younis Ahmad Kawazba, Bilal Aref Shalalda, Wahid Ma’rouf Shalalda, Monadel Saket Shalalda, and Eyad Anwar Kawazba.
In Doura town, south of Hebron, the soldiers invaded and ransacked the home of Mohammad Abu ‘Arqoub.
During the invasion into Doura, the soldiers fired many gas bombs and concussion grenades at Palestinian protesters.
Furthermore, the soldiers invaded Abu DIs town, southeast of occupied East Jerusalem, before violently searching the homes of Jamal and his brother Talal Dandan.
In Jericho, the soldiers invaded and ransacked the home of Mohammad Khalil Ibrahim, 32, before abducting him.
In Jenin, in northern West Bank, the soldiers abducted Lina Faisal Bazzour, while crossing Jeet military roadblock, on her way back home in Raba village, southeast of Jenin.
In Nablus, also in northern West Bank, the soldiers abducted Mohammad Kheizaran and Anas Abu Hamada, from Balata refugee camp.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Wednesday evening kidnaped a Palestinian woman near Nablus city in the northern West Bank.
According to Israel’s Channel 13, soldiers rounded up a woman after stopping the car she was aboard and searching it at the Jit junction in the west of Nablus city.
The channel said that the woman chanted “Death to Jews” from a public car, prompting the soldiers to arrest her, claiming that she was also found in possession of a knife.
According to Israel’s Channel 13, soldiers rounded up a woman after stopping the car she was aboard and searching it at the Jit junction in the west of Nablus city.
The channel said that the woman chanted “Death to Jews” from a public car, prompting the soldiers to arrest her, claiming that she was also found in possession of a knife.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Wednesday arrested a Palestinian woman after summoning her for interrogation in Beit Duqqu village, northwest of Jerusalem.
Local residents reported that Zakia Ali Husein, 30, was arrested once she arrived for questioning by the IOF.
They said that Zakia's husband was kidnapped by the IOF only a few days ago.
According to eyewitnesses, IOF soldiers in large numbers stormed Beit Duqqu village, raided a number of Palestinian homes, wreaked havoc on them and handed Zakia an interrogation order.
Army Abducts A Woman, Invade Many Homes, Near Jerusalem
Israeli soldiers abducted, Wednesday, a Palestinian woman from Beit Doqqo village, northwest of occupied East Jerusalem; her detention comes just a few days after the soldiers abducted her husband.
Local sources in Beit Doqqo said the soldiers abducted Zakiyya Ali Hussein, 30, when she headed to an interrogation center after she was ordered to go there.
They added that the soldiers also stormed and ransacked more than twelve homes in Beit Doqqo, and assaulted many Palestinians.
The home invasions, the violent searches and the abducted of the Palestinian woman led to protest across the village, and the soldiers fired live rounds, gas bombs, and rubber-coated steel bullets.
It is worth mentioning that the invasion is part of a series of violations targeting Palestinian villages, northwest of Jerusalem, especially after the soldiers installed roadblocks on roads leading to Biddu, Beit Iksa, and al-Judeira villages.
Local residents reported that Zakia Ali Husein, 30, was arrested once she arrived for questioning by the IOF.
They said that Zakia's husband was kidnapped by the IOF only a few days ago.
According to eyewitnesses, IOF soldiers in large numbers stormed Beit Duqqu village, raided a number of Palestinian homes, wreaked havoc on them and handed Zakia an interrogation order.
Army Abducts A Woman, Invade Many Homes, Near Jerusalem
Israeli soldiers abducted, Wednesday, a Palestinian woman from Beit Doqqo village, northwest of occupied East Jerusalem; her detention comes just a few days after the soldiers abducted her husband.
Local sources in Beit Doqqo said the soldiers abducted Zakiyya Ali Hussein, 30, when she headed to an interrogation center after she was ordered to go there.
They added that the soldiers also stormed and ransacked more than twelve homes in Beit Doqqo, and assaulted many Palestinians.
The home invasions, the violent searches and the abducted of the Palestinian woman led to protest across the village, and the soldiers fired live rounds, gas bombs, and rubber-coated steel bullets.
It is worth mentioning that the invasion is part of a series of violations targeting Palestinian villages, northwest of Jerusalem, especially after the soldiers installed roadblocks on roads leading to Biddu, Beit Iksa, and al-Judeira villages.
