16 july 2018
Israel’s Ofer Court sentenced the young Palestinian man Hamza al-Filat, aged 31, to 14 years in jail and a fine of 5,000 shekels.
Filat, from al-Khalil province, received a 14-year sentence after the occupation authorities accused him of carrying out a stabbing attack in Etzion, north of al-Khalil.
The young man was arrested by the occupation forces at a shopping mall in Etzion on October 28, 2015.
Filat, from al-Khalil province, received a 14-year sentence after the occupation authorities accused him of carrying out a stabbing attack in Etzion, north of al-Khalil.
The young man was arrested by the occupation forces at a shopping mall in Etzion on October 28, 2015.
The Israeli occupation forces summoned on Monday a female Palestinian guard at holy al-Aqsa Mosque to questioning.
Muslim guard at al-Aqsa Mosque Najwa al-Shakhshir said she received an interrogation writ by Israeli policemen ordering her to turn herself in for questioning at the Qishleh detention center, west of Occupied Jerusalem, at 08:00 a.m. on Tuesday.
Israeli forces continue to crack down on Muslim guards and worshipers at al-Aqsa Mosque at the same time as they have been securing settler break-ins at the site.
Muslim guard at al-Aqsa Mosque Najwa al-Shakhshir said she received an interrogation writ by Israeli policemen ordering her to turn herself in for questioning at the Qishleh detention center, west of Occupied Jerusalem, at 08:00 a.m. on Tuesday.
Israeli forces continue to crack down on Muslim guards and worshipers at al-Aqsa Mosque at the same time as they have been securing settler break-ins at the site.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) prevented overnight an infiltration attempt of several Palestinian men in the Jenin area, Israeli radio claimed on Monday.
The radio said several men fled back to the West Bank, while some escaped Israeli forces inside the Green Line.
One young man, a 20-year-old from Jenin, was arrested and taken in for questioning by IOF, according to the sources, citing that makeshift weapons had been found in a bag of one of the suspects.
The radio said several men fled back to the West Bank, while some escaped Israeli forces inside the Green Line.
One young man, a 20-year-old from Jenin, was arrested and taken in for questioning by IOF, according to the sources, citing that makeshift weapons had been found in a bag of one of the suspects.
Palestinian prisoner Hassan Shawka has been on an open-ended hunger-strike for 44 days running to protest his administrative detention.
A lawyer from the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) said following a visit to prisoner Shawka in Ramla prison hospital that he lost 30kg of his weight and he starts suffering from sharp pains in his kidneys.
The lawyer quoted prisoner Shawka as stating that he is enduring a headache and sight disorders.
The detainee only drinks water and refuses to undergo medical check-ups to protest his administrative detention, with neither charge nor trial, the lawyer added.
Shawka has spent a total of 12 years in Israeli jails, among them eight years in administrative detention. He was rearrested by the Israeli occupation forces on August 28, just one month after he got released from Israeli lock-ups, and was sentenced to a six-month term without trial.
A lawyer from the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) said following a visit to prisoner Shawka in Ramla prison hospital that he lost 30kg of his weight and he starts suffering from sharp pains in his kidneys.
The lawyer quoted prisoner Shawka as stating that he is enduring a headache and sight disorders.
The detainee only drinks water and refuses to undergo medical check-ups to protest his administrative detention, with neither charge nor trial, the lawyer added.
Shawka has spent a total of 12 years in Israeli jails, among them eight years in administrative detention. He was rearrested by the Israeli occupation forces on August 28, just one month after he got released from Israeli lock-ups, and was sentenced to a six-month term without trial.
Israel’s Beersheba Central court sentenced a Palestinian worker of Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) to nine years in prison on Sunday.
Mohamed Murtaja, 39, was TIKA representative in the blockaded Gaza Strip. He was arrested in Feb. 12, 2017 at the Erez checkpoint between Gaza and Israel while traveling to Turkey to receive professional training from his employers.
He was convicted over six different charges like being member of Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Palestinian resistance movement Hamas and siphoning financial resources to Hamas.
Married with four children, Murtaja has worked for TIKA in Gaza since 2012.
Khaled Zabarka, Murtaja's lawyer told Anadolu Agency that the prison sentence is a "political" decision and Israel targets humanitarian aid institutions in Gaza Strip.
"Israel is very openly targeting Turkey's activities in Gaza and Palestine and giving a message to Turkey over Murtaja," Zabarka said.
Mohamed Murtaja, 39, was TIKA representative in the blockaded Gaza Strip. He was arrested in Feb. 12, 2017 at the Erez checkpoint between Gaza and Israel while traveling to Turkey to receive professional training from his employers.
He was convicted over six different charges like being member of Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Palestinian resistance movement Hamas and siphoning financial resources to Hamas.
Married with four children, Murtaja has worked for TIKA in Gaza since 2012.
Khaled Zabarka, Murtaja's lawyer told Anadolu Agency that the prison sentence is a "political" decision and Israel targets humanitarian aid institutions in Gaza Strip.
"Israel is very openly targeting Turkey's activities in Gaza and Palestine and giving a message to Turkey over Murtaja," Zabarka said.
Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Monday kidnapped 18 Palestinian citizens during raids launched into several West Ban provinces.
Israeli occupation army said in a statement that its forces arrested 18 "wanted" Palestinians involved in popular resistance activities against Israeli targets.
The army said that several Palestinian houses were searched in the campaign, claiming that weapons and thousands of shekels used to fund resistance operations were seized.
According to Quds Press, the IOF arrested ex-prisoner Khaled Salah at daybreak Monday, three days before his wedding, after raiding his family house in al-Khader town south of Bethlehem.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that the IOF arrested another Palestinian youth in Dheisheh refugee camp in Bethlehem, while sporadic clashes broke out in the area between Palestinian youths and IOF soldiers. No injuries were reported.
According to the Palestinian Prisoner Society, a number of Palestinian houses were searched and other arrests were reported in Jenin, Tulkarem and Jerusalem.
The IOF reportedly stormed Jenin refugee camp and erected temporary checkpoints on the Jenin-Haifa road.
The IOF further raided Al-Judeida town, south of Jenin, searched the house of the Palestinian citizen Nayef Turkman, and interrogated his family.
Meanwhile in Nablus province, violent clashes erupted at night in Sebastia after the IOF stormed the town for the second time in the last 24 hours.
Eyewitnesses said that about 7 Israeli patrols entered the town amid heavy firing of sound bombs and teargas canisters.
Israeli Soldiers Abduct Five Palestinians In Bethlehem, Tulkarem And Jenin
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has reported that Israeli soldiers abducted, on Monday at dawn, at least five Palestinians in Bethlehem, Tulkarem and Jenin, in the occupied West Bank.
The PPS said the soldiers stormed and violently searched many homes in the invaded communities, interrogated several Palestinians and abducted five.
It stated that the soldiers abducted Khaled Fawwaz Salah, 27, from his home in the al-Khader town, south of Bethlehem, and added that the Palestinian was preparing for his wedding, scheduled for this coming Thursday.
In addition, the soldiers abducted Samer Bassel Salama, after invading his home in the Thannaba area, east of the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem.
Furthermore, the soldiers searched dozens of homes in Jenin city, Jenin refugee camp, Faqqu’a’ and al-Jadeeda villages, in the northern West Bank governorate of Jenin, and interrogated many Palestinians.
The soldiers abducted Nayef Turkman, from his home in the Zahra’ Street, in Jenin refugee camp, in addition to Jawad Rassem Khatib and Samer Salama, from Faqqu’a village, east of Jenin.
Israeli occupation army said in a statement that its forces arrested 18 "wanted" Palestinians involved in popular resistance activities against Israeli targets.
The army said that several Palestinian houses were searched in the campaign, claiming that weapons and thousands of shekels used to fund resistance operations were seized.
According to Quds Press, the IOF arrested ex-prisoner Khaled Salah at daybreak Monday, three days before his wedding, after raiding his family house in al-Khader town south of Bethlehem.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that the IOF arrested another Palestinian youth in Dheisheh refugee camp in Bethlehem, while sporadic clashes broke out in the area between Palestinian youths and IOF soldiers. No injuries were reported.
According to the Palestinian Prisoner Society, a number of Palestinian houses were searched and other arrests were reported in Jenin, Tulkarem and Jerusalem.
The IOF reportedly stormed Jenin refugee camp and erected temporary checkpoints on the Jenin-Haifa road.
The IOF further raided Al-Judeida town, south of Jenin, searched the house of the Palestinian citizen Nayef Turkman, and interrogated his family.
Meanwhile in Nablus province, violent clashes erupted at night in Sebastia after the IOF stormed the town for the second time in the last 24 hours.
Eyewitnesses said that about 7 Israeli patrols entered the town amid heavy firing of sound bombs and teargas canisters.
Israeli Soldiers Abduct Five Palestinians In Bethlehem, Tulkarem And Jenin
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has reported that Israeli soldiers abducted, on Monday at dawn, at least five Palestinians in Bethlehem, Tulkarem and Jenin, in the occupied West Bank.
The PPS said the soldiers stormed and violently searched many homes in the invaded communities, interrogated several Palestinians and abducted five.
It stated that the soldiers abducted Khaled Fawwaz Salah, 27, from his home in the al-Khader town, south of Bethlehem, and added that the Palestinian was preparing for his wedding, scheduled for this coming Thursday.
In addition, the soldiers abducted Samer Bassel Salama, after invading his home in the Thannaba area, east of the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem.
Furthermore, the soldiers searched dozens of homes in Jenin city, Jenin refugee camp, Faqqu’a’ and al-Jadeeda villages, in the northern West Bank governorate of Jenin, and interrogated many Palestinians.
The soldiers abducted Nayef Turkman, from his home in the Zahra’ Street, in Jenin refugee camp, in addition to Jawad Rassem Khatib and Samer Salama, from Faqqu’a village, east of Jenin.
15 july 2018
photo: Jerusalemite boy Muhi Majed Al-Rishq, detained in Israeli jails.
With bruises in the face, hands and back and blood congestion in the hands of Jerusalemite boy Muhi Majed Al-Rishq, it is clear that he has been subjected to assault in the interrogation room, at the police station in the Old City of Jerusalem.
Most Palestinians children and youth detained have been reported to be subjected to some kind of assault in Israeli interrogation centers.
The child Muhi Al-Rishq, aged 15, from Al-Saadiyeh neighborhood, in the Old City of Jerusalem, one of the victims of torture and ill-treatment by interrogators in the center of Qishla, was subjected to torture in order to extract a confession from him against minors and young Jerusalemites.
Lawyer Mahmoud Rabah said that Israeli interrogators take the detainees to areas located away from surveillance cameras, to be interrogated, beaten and tortured, to coerce them into admitting to violations they did not commit.
He further noted that Israeli interrogators assaulted the child Muhi al-Rishq during interrogation in Al-Qashala center. The assault reportedly left marks on his body, under his right eye, face and hands. Israeli police also tightened the handcuffs on his hands while they were taking him to court.
The lawyer noted that he filed a complaint to Mahash Center for Complaints against Israeli police, expressing his hope that action would be taken against the attacks against children, minors and other young people.
He stressed that whether the detainee is a minor or an adult, it is strictly prohibited to extract confession from them by using physical force or psychological violence.
He explained that the torture involves several varieties, which can involve both physical and psychological abuse. It is practiced in the Qashla police stations of the old town of Ouz, in Jabal al-Mukaber, and the Salah al-Din center. Usually, the interrogators exert more psychological pressure on the detainees.
Eight Palestinian minors from the Old City district of occupied Jerusalem reportedly faced a fierce Israeli onslaught, as forces stormed their family homes, ransacked them and, then, beating them in interrogation centers, to extract confessions.
The West Bank Magistrates’ Court released five young men and women from the city’s Old City, last week, on condition that they be held under house arrest for 5 days, pay a NIS 1,500 bail, and sign a third party guarantee of NIS 5,000.
The head of the Committee overseeing families of Jerusalemite detainees, Amjad Abu Assab, said that Israeli occupation authorities are carrying out a lot of unjust measures against the Palestinian people, especially children, and follow a policy of exchange in roles, on judicial, political and security levels.
About two and a half years ago, Israeli authorities adopted a series of laws against children, most notably allowing the interrogator to interrogate the child separately from his parents, and without consulting a lawyer.
Such legislation allowed Israeli courts a wide scope in issuing high sentences against children, for the most basic charges, and imposing high fines. They also allowed Israeli police to detain children under the age of 14, and to hold them in juvenile institutions, despite the fact that these laws violate international law and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, to which the Israeli occupation is signatory.
Abu Assab pointed out that occupation authorities violate international law and the rights of the child from the first moment of detention, from beating them in front of their families, in their homes, to starving and blackmailing them during interrogation.
He stressed that all Israeli agencies used such practices under the claims of “fighting terrorism”.
About 6.000 Palestinian detainees reside in the Israeli jail and prison system, and most of the children were taken from Jerusalem, according to Al Ray Palestinian media agency.
There are about 300 children being detained in Israeli jails, with 70 of them coming from Jerusalem, while some of are detained in juvenile institutions, and a number of girls are detained in Hasharon Prison.
With bruises in the face, hands and back and blood congestion in the hands of Jerusalemite boy Muhi Majed Al-Rishq, it is clear that he has been subjected to assault in the interrogation room, at the police station in the Old City of Jerusalem.
Most Palestinians children and youth detained have been reported to be subjected to some kind of assault in Israeli interrogation centers.
The child Muhi Al-Rishq, aged 15, from Al-Saadiyeh neighborhood, in the Old City of Jerusalem, one of the victims of torture and ill-treatment by interrogators in the center of Qishla, was subjected to torture in order to extract a confession from him against minors and young Jerusalemites.
Lawyer Mahmoud Rabah said that Israeli interrogators take the detainees to areas located away from surveillance cameras, to be interrogated, beaten and tortured, to coerce them into admitting to violations they did not commit.
He further noted that Israeli interrogators assaulted the child Muhi al-Rishq during interrogation in Al-Qashala center. The assault reportedly left marks on his body, under his right eye, face and hands. Israeli police also tightened the handcuffs on his hands while they were taking him to court.
The lawyer noted that he filed a complaint to Mahash Center for Complaints against Israeli police, expressing his hope that action would be taken against the attacks against children, minors and other young people.
He stressed that whether the detainee is a minor or an adult, it is strictly prohibited to extract confession from them by using physical force or psychological violence.
He explained that the torture involves several varieties, which can involve both physical and psychological abuse. It is practiced in the Qashla police stations of the old town of Ouz, in Jabal al-Mukaber, and the Salah al-Din center. Usually, the interrogators exert more psychological pressure on the detainees.
Eight Palestinian minors from the Old City district of occupied Jerusalem reportedly faced a fierce Israeli onslaught, as forces stormed their family homes, ransacked them and, then, beating them in interrogation centers, to extract confessions.
The West Bank Magistrates’ Court released five young men and women from the city’s Old City, last week, on condition that they be held under house arrest for 5 days, pay a NIS 1,500 bail, and sign a third party guarantee of NIS 5,000.
The head of the Committee overseeing families of Jerusalemite detainees, Amjad Abu Assab, said that Israeli occupation authorities are carrying out a lot of unjust measures against the Palestinian people, especially children, and follow a policy of exchange in roles, on judicial, political and security levels.
About two and a half years ago, Israeli authorities adopted a series of laws against children, most notably allowing the interrogator to interrogate the child separately from his parents, and without consulting a lawyer.
Such legislation allowed Israeli courts a wide scope in issuing high sentences against children, for the most basic charges, and imposing high fines. They also allowed Israeli police to detain children under the age of 14, and to hold them in juvenile institutions, despite the fact that these laws violate international law and the Convention on the Rights of the Child, to which the Israeli occupation is signatory.
Abu Assab pointed out that occupation authorities violate international law and the rights of the child from the first moment of detention, from beating them in front of their families, in their homes, to starving and blackmailing them during interrogation.
He stressed that all Israeli agencies used such practices under the claims of “fighting terrorism”.
About 6.000 Palestinian detainees reside in the Israeli jail and prison system, and most of the children were taken from Jerusalem, according to Al Ray Palestinian media agency.
There are about 300 children being detained in Israeli jails, with 70 of them coming from Jerusalem, while some of are detained in juvenile institutions, and a number of girls are detained in Hasharon Prison.
The Israeli military court of Salem on Sunday afternoon issued a new administrative detention order against Ibrahim al-Amer, from Nablus governorate in the northern West Bank.
The family of the lawyer detainee told the PIC reporter that the Israeli court issued their son a 6-month administrative detention order, only six days after being arrested from his home in Kafr Qallil town southeast of Nablus.
Captive Amer has recently been concerned with the affairs of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails as well as in the Palestinian Authority's prisons.
The family of the lawyer detainee told the PIC reporter that the Israeli court issued their son a 6-month administrative detention order, only six days after being arrested from his home in Kafr Qallil town southeast of Nablus.
Captive Amer has recently been concerned with the affairs of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails as well as in the Palestinian Authority's prisons.
Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Sunday rounded up two Palestinian citizens from al-Jalazoun refugee camp in Ramallah in the central of the West Bank.
Local sources revealed that the arrested men were identified as Ala Abu Sharifeh and Khaled al-Kensh. This has brought the number of prisoners of al-Jalazoun camp to nine since the morning.
IOF soldiers erected, in the evening, a military barrier near al-Yamoun town west of Jenin city and checked the Palestinian passing by vehicles, which has led to a blocked traffic.
Local sources revealed that the arrested men were identified as Ala Abu Sharifeh and Khaled al-Kensh. This has brought the number of prisoners of al-Jalazoun camp to nine since the morning.
IOF soldiers erected, in the evening, a military barrier near al-Yamoun town west of Jenin city and checked the Palestinian passing by vehicles, which has led to a blocked traffic.
Luay Akka, a lawyer with the Palestinian Detainees’ Committee, stated Sunday that two detainees have suspended their hunger strikes after reaching agreements with the Israeli Prison Authority, ending their arbitrary Administrative Detention, holding them captive without charges or trial, while three others continue their strike, demanding their freedom.
Akka said the two detainees, Khader ad-Dalo and Salim Rajoub, have suspended their strike after receiving assurances that their current Administrative Detention orders will not be renewed again.
He added that the two detainees started the hunger strike ten days ago, along with Mahmoud Ayyad, Islam Jawareesh and Issa Awad, who continue their open-ended hunger strike demanding their release.
Akka further stated that Salim Rajoub, from the southern West Bank city of Hebron, already served two administration detention orders, each for six months, and added that Khader ad-Dalo, from Bethlehem, has been held under the same orders for more than twelve months.
Furthermore, detainee Islam Jawareesh, from Aida refugee camp, north of Bethlehem, Issa Awad and Mahmoud Ayyad from Deheishe refugee camp, south of the city, have been held under Administrative Detention orders for the past eighteen months.
It is worth mentioning that 450 Administrative Detainees have been boycotting Israel’s Administrative Detention court since February 15, 2018, demanding an end to this illegal policy, holding them captive for extended periods, without charges under the alleged “secret files” which neither they, nor their lawyers, have access to or can know anything about their contents.
Akka said the two detainees, Khader ad-Dalo and Salim Rajoub, have suspended their strike after receiving assurances that their current Administrative Detention orders will not be renewed again.
He added that the two detainees started the hunger strike ten days ago, along with Mahmoud Ayyad, Islam Jawareesh and Issa Awad, who continue their open-ended hunger strike demanding their release.
Akka further stated that Salim Rajoub, from the southern West Bank city of Hebron, already served two administration detention orders, each for six months, and added that Khader ad-Dalo, from Bethlehem, has been held under the same orders for more than twelve months.
Furthermore, detainee Islam Jawareesh, from Aida refugee camp, north of Bethlehem, Issa Awad and Mahmoud Ayyad from Deheishe refugee camp, south of the city, have been held under Administrative Detention orders for the past eighteen months.
It is worth mentioning that 450 Administrative Detainees have been boycotting Israel’s Administrative Detention court since February 15, 2018, demanding an end to this illegal policy, holding them captive for extended periods, without charges under the alleged “secret files” which neither they, nor their lawyers, have access to or can know anything about their contents.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) kidnapped last night and at dawn Sunday nine Palestinian citizens in different West Bank areas.
According to local sources, several Israeli plain-clothes forces kidnapped a Palestinian young man last night from a gas station in al-Khalil city before other soldiers stormed the same place and confiscated security camera recordings.
For its part, the Palestinian Prisoner society said that eight Palestinian citizens were kidnapped from their homes in IOF campaigns in areas in “Ramallah and al-Bireh” province and Jenin.
Six of those detainees are from al-Jalazoun refugee camp north of Ramallah and the other two are brothers from Barta’a town in Jenin.
The IOF also stormed at dawn the towns of al-Khader in Bethlehem and al-Nasariya village in the Jordan Valley and raided several homes, with no reported arrests.
According to local sources, several Israeli plain-clothes forces kidnapped a Palestinian young man last night from a gas station in al-Khalil city before other soldiers stormed the same place and confiscated security camera recordings.
For its part, the Palestinian Prisoner society said that eight Palestinian citizens were kidnapped from their homes in IOF campaigns in areas in “Ramallah and al-Bireh” province and Jenin.
Six of those detainees are from al-Jalazoun refugee camp north of Ramallah and the other two are brothers from Barta’a town in Jenin.
The IOF also stormed at dawn the towns of al-Khader in Bethlehem and al-Nasariya village in the Jordan Valley and raided several homes, with no reported arrests.
At least 10 Palestinians were injured by Israeli gunfire and 7 others arrested Sunday during clashes with the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) in Jalazone refugee camp north of Ramallah.
Palestinian Ministry of Health in Ramallah said that 9 injured Palestinians were transferred to Palestine Medical Complex, adding that 6 Palestinians were injured by live ammunition while 3 suffered rubber-coated metal bullet wounds.
The Ministry described the injures as "moderate", noting that most of them were in the lower limbs of the body.
The IOF soldiers further violently assaulted the Palestinian citizen Saleh Abu Sharifa who was later taken to the hospital.
Local sources reported that the IOF arrested 7 Palestinian youths during a raid into Jalazone camp, transferred them to an unknown destination, and confiscated a vehicle owned by one of the detainees.
Palestinian Ministry of Health in Ramallah said that 9 injured Palestinians were transferred to Palestine Medical Complex, adding that 6 Palestinians were injured by live ammunition while 3 suffered rubber-coated metal bullet wounds.
The Ministry described the injures as "moderate", noting that most of them were in the lower limbs of the body.
The IOF soldiers further violently assaulted the Palestinian citizen Saleh Abu Sharifa who was later taken to the hospital.
Local sources reported that the IOF arrested 7 Palestinian youths during a raid into Jalazone camp, transferred them to an unknown destination, and confiscated a vehicle owned by one of the detainees.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Sunday confiscated video recordings of security cameras from a gas station in al-Khalil city after another special force kidnapped a local young man from the same place.
Local sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that plain-clothes soldiers stormed a gas station in Ras al-Jura area and rounded up a young man.
Soon later, uniformed troops stormed the same station and seized CCTV camera recordings before withdrawing from the area.
Local sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that plain-clothes soldiers stormed a gas station in Ras al-Jura area and rounded up a young man.
Soon later, uniformed troops stormed the same station and seized CCTV camera recordings before withdrawing from the area.
14 july 2018
Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Saturday afternoon raided Qalqilya in the northern West Bank from the eastern entrance to the city and were deployed between homes after erecting a makeshift barrier in the area.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that IOF troopers stopped a taxi car and apprehended a Palestinian youth from the car after checking the IDs of the passengers.
The IOF also interrogated a number of the inhabitants in the field and were intensively deployed in the area, the sources added.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that IOF troopers stopped a taxi car and apprehended a Palestinian youth from the car after checking the IDs of the passengers.
The IOF also interrogated a number of the inhabitants in the field and were intensively deployed in the area, the sources added.
An Israeli military court on Saturday sentenced a Palestinian detainee to 7 years in prison plus a fine of 11,000 shekel.
The Palestinian prisoners media office said that prisoner Amr Abu Hleil, 23, a resident of Dura town in al-Khalil, was sentenced to 7 years in Israeli jail.
The office added that Abu Hleil was accused of being involved in an anti-occupation stabbing attack.
The Palestinian prisoners media office said that prisoner Amr Abu Hleil, 23, a resident of Dura town in al-Khalil, was sentenced to 7 years in Israeli jail.
The office added that Abu Hleil was accused of being involved in an anti-occupation stabbing attack.
13 july 2018
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested on Friday two Palestinians and summoned two others for investigation during a pre-dawn raid campaign in al-Khalil.
According to the PIC reporter, a young man was arrested and taken to unknown detention center after Israeli forces stormed his house in large numbers in Qalqas area, southeast of the city.
A prisoner’s family house was also raided and violently searched during the campaign.
Another local house belonging to an ex-prisoner was stormed and searched. Israeli forces claimed to find a gun and a large amount of money during the raid.
Along the same line, three ex-prisoners, from Beni Naim town, were summoned for investigation.
Meanwhile, an Israeli make-shift checkpoint was erected at Wadi Seir town to the north of the city where dozens of Palestinian vehicles were stopped and searched.
A young man was rounded up at the checkpoint.
Israeli Soldiers Abduct A Palestinian In Hebron
Israeli soldiers abducted, on Friday at dawn, one Palestinian, and reportedly confiscated weapons, in the southern West Bank governorate of Hebron, in addition to confiscating cash in Tulkarem, in northern West Bank.
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers invaded and searched homes in Qalqas area, east of the city, and abducted Yousef Sbeih Abu Sneina, 24.
Furthermore, the army said its soldiers located an M16 rifle, and a shoulder rocket launcher, during searches in the Sammoa’ town, south of Heron, but did not report any arrests.
In related news, the soldiers confiscated thousands of Shekels from homes in Tulkarem, in northern West Bank, and claimed the money is meant to provide aid to armed fighters.
According to the PIC reporter, a young man was arrested and taken to unknown detention center after Israeli forces stormed his house in large numbers in Qalqas area, southeast of the city.
A prisoner’s family house was also raided and violently searched during the campaign.
Another local house belonging to an ex-prisoner was stormed and searched. Israeli forces claimed to find a gun and a large amount of money during the raid.
Along the same line, three ex-prisoners, from Beni Naim town, were summoned for investigation.
Meanwhile, an Israeli make-shift checkpoint was erected at Wadi Seir town to the north of the city where dozens of Palestinian vehicles were stopped and searched.
A young man was rounded up at the checkpoint.
Israeli Soldiers Abduct A Palestinian In Hebron
Israeli soldiers abducted, on Friday at dawn, one Palestinian, and reportedly confiscated weapons, in the southern West Bank governorate of Hebron, in addition to confiscating cash in Tulkarem, in northern West Bank.
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers invaded and searched homes in Qalqas area, east of the city, and abducted Yousef Sbeih Abu Sneina, 24.
Furthermore, the army said its soldiers located an M16 rifle, and a shoulder rocket launcher, during searches in the Sammoa’ town, south of Heron, but did not report any arrests.
In related news, the soldiers confiscated thousands of Shekels from homes in Tulkarem, in northern West Bank, and claimed the money is meant to provide aid to armed fighters.
