22 june 2014
Family members told Ma'an Sunday they were concerned for the health of a physically disabled man Israeli forces detained days before.
Adnan Abdullah Mouhsin was arrested by Israeli troops in Zaatara village east of Bethlehem on Thursday, his family told Ma'an.
Moushin, 41, is paralyzed from the waist down, suffers from asthma, is in need of a ventilator, and has other special health needs, his brother told Ma'an.
He said the family had reached out to human rights organizations out of concern for his brother, and discovered that Mouhsin was being held in Ramla prison.
He is married and the father of three, his brother said.
Adnan Abdullah Mouhsin was arrested by Israeli troops in Zaatara village east of Bethlehem on Thursday, his family told Ma'an.
Moushin, 41, is paralyzed from the waist down, suffers from asthma, is in need of a ventilator, and has other special health needs, his brother told Ma'an.
He said the family had reached out to human rights organizations out of concern for his brother, and discovered that Mouhsin was being held in Ramla prison.
He is married and the father of three, his brother said.
The Palestinian Prisoner's Society said that Israeli forces detained 38 Palestinians from the West Bank districts of Hebron, Bethlehem and Jenin on Sunday morning.
The Prisoner's Society report contradicts an earlier Israeli military statement that said only nine Palestinians were arrested in overnight raids across the West Bank.
The society's report means that nearly 410 Palestinians have been detained by Israeli forces since the beginning of a massive arrest campaign across the region began 10 days ago.
Israeli forces have consistently given lower figures for the number of detainees and have not given locations of their detentions, while the Prisoner's Society maintains lists with full names of all Palestinians detained.
The 38 names are as follows:
The Prisoner's Society report contradicts an earlier Israeli military statement that said only nine Palestinians were arrested in overnight raids across the West Bank.
The society's report means that nearly 410 Palestinians have been detained by Israeli forces since the beginning of a massive arrest campaign across the region began 10 days ago.
Israeli forces have consistently given lower figures for the number of detainees and have not given locations of their detentions, while the Prisoner's Society maintains lists with full names of all Palestinians detained.
The 38 names are as follows:
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Hebron:
1- Mahmoud Yusri al-Uweiwi 2. Abdullah Ideis 3. Shadi Raed Abu Omar 4. Fawzi Ismail Sweiti 5. Jihad Ismail Sweiti 6. Adil Idris 7. Aziz Ismail al-Hroush 8. Abdullah Ideis 9. Abdul-Karim al-Qawasmi 10. Mahmoud al-Uweiwi |
11. Ayyub Hussein al-Awawda
12. Yousif Srour 13. Karam Amr 14. Ayman Jweilis 15. Iyad Hisham al-Sahib 16. Muatazz Zawahda Bethlehem 17. Nasser Shukah 18. Suhayb al-Asa 19. Ibrahim Shuebat |
20. Ibrahim al-Sahouri
21. Taha al-Wahsh 22. Saeb al-Wahsh 23. Ahmad Makhtoub 24. Ahmad Ibrahim Ali 25. Younis al-Asa 26. Khalil Radayda 27. Sayf Aqil Rabayaa 28. Harith Abu Amriyya 29. Abdullah Issa Shuebat 30. Bassam Abu Dayyah 31. Husam Abu Dayyah |
32. Muhtasib al-Asa
33. Muhammad al-Asa 34. Ghassan al-Asa 35. Ahmad Mustafa al-Asa Jenin 36. Muhammad Jabri Ghanamah 37. Adnan Imad Abu Hasan 38. Muhammad Adnan Kameel |
Israeli forces on Sunday arrested four Palestinian women from the same family in the village of Taybeh, northeast of Ramallah, a Ma'an reporter said.
The detained were identified as Fathiyah Ahmad Aghbariyah, 52, her daughters Nevine, 25, and Haneen, 18, and her 21-year-old daughter-in-law, Daa Aghbariyah.
An Israeli military spokeswoman was not familiar with the incident.
The detained were identified as Fathiyah Ahmad Aghbariyah, 52, her daughters Nevine, 25, and Haneen, 18, and her 21-year-old daughter-in-law, Daa Aghbariyah.
An Israeli military spokeswoman was not familiar with the incident.
The Israeli military said on Sunday morning that a Palestinian man armed with a hand grenade was arrested earlier in the day near an Israeli town close to the border with Gaza.
"Initial investigation suggests that the terrorists infiltrated Israeli through the security fence in the southern Gaza Strip," the army said in a statement.
The individual was "transferred to security forces for questioning," the statement added.
The army said that the man was arrested near an "Israeli community" in the Eshkol Regional Council, but did not specify in which town.
"Initial investigation suggests that the terrorists infiltrated Israeli through the security fence in the southern Gaza Strip," the army said in a statement.
The individual was "transferred to security forces for questioning," the statement added.
The army said that the man was arrested near an "Israeli community" in the Eshkol Regional Council, but did not specify in which town.
The Israeli military arrested 31 Palestinians including 21 ex-detainees after storming several areas in the West Bank. storming the West Bank city of Bethlehem and raided several houses, Israel forces arrested 19 citizens including al-Aqsa TV correspondent, according to local sources.
Two Palestinians from Jenin, one from Tolkarem and four from Hebron were arrested.
Eyewitnesses reported that the Israeli troops attacked the Palestine Polytechnic University (PPU) in Hebron and captured numbers of its computers.
In Ramallah, they detained its “Mufti” Ibrahim Awadallah and raided the house of detainee Jamal al-Tawil who has been on hunger strike for 60 days in a row, announcing the city a closed military zone.
Violent clashes erupted between Palestinian youths and Israeli occupation soldiers that fired tear gas, live and rubber-coated steel bullets, locals said.
The occupation also detained two minors from Jerusalem before attacking Abu Dis University demolishing the buildings of the Law and Advocacy Colleges.
Israeli army have been storming Palestinian cities and towns, raiding dozens of houses, arresting hundreds of citizens in hunt for three settlers who were missed a week ago in the West Bank city of Hebron. Yet, no clear evidence the three settlers were abducted as Israel claimed.
Two Palestinians from Jenin, one from Tolkarem and four from Hebron were arrested.
Eyewitnesses reported that the Israeli troops attacked the Palestine Polytechnic University (PPU) in Hebron and captured numbers of its computers.
In Ramallah, they detained its “Mufti” Ibrahim Awadallah and raided the house of detainee Jamal al-Tawil who has been on hunger strike for 60 days in a row, announcing the city a closed military zone.
Violent clashes erupted between Palestinian youths and Israeli occupation soldiers that fired tear gas, live and rubber-coated steel bullets, locals said.
The occupation also detained two minors from Jerusalem before attacking Abu Dis University demolishing the buildings of the Law and Advocacy Colleges.
Israeli army have been storming Palestinian cities and towns, raiding dozens of houses, arresting hundreds of citizens in hunt for three settlers who were missed a week ago in the West Bank city of Hebron. Yet, no clear evidence the three settlers were abducted as Israel claimed.
Member of the Jewish Home Party Orit Struck suggested arresting all Hamas leaders and re-arresting the Palestinians ex-detainees released in Shalit swap deal as a bargaining chip for the release of the three settlers claimed to be abducted by Hamas. Struck adopted the suggestion and Benyamin Netanyahu approved it during the cabinet meeting held on 14 June on the alleged kidnapping of the three Israeli soldiers in Hebron.
“We need to carry out an operation that makes Hamas beg us.” Struck told the head of her party at the cabinet meeting Naphtali Benet according to Haaretz Daily Newspaper,
The Israeli military has been launching a mass search on the Hebron hills after three Israeli illegal settlers believed to be missed, dozens of Palestinians were detained in the operation.
“We need to carry out an operation that makes Hamas beg us.” Struck told the head of her party at the cabinet meeting Naphtali Benet according to Haaretz Daily Newspaper,
The Israeli military has been launching a mass search on the Hebron hills after three Israeli illegal settlers believed to be missed, dozens of Palestinians were detained in the operation.
Israeli forces carried out raids and detained at least nine Palestinians throughout the occupied West Bank on Sunday morning as a massive Israeli search operation for three missing teenagers entered its 10th day.
The operation, which is the largest military deployment in the West Bank in more than a decade, has led to the deaths of at least five Palestinians, the detention of more than 370, and raids on more than 1,100 sites including homes, offices, and universities.
Hebron
Israeli forces detained six Palestinians in the region of Hebron on Sunday, which has been under a tight blockade for more than a week.
Family members told Ma'an that Israeli forces raided Idhna west of Hebron and detained Palestinian member of parliament Muhammad Mutliq Abu Jheisha from his home. Surveillance cameras were also confiscated from several buildings in the town.
Locals also told Ma'an that the Israeli soldiers stormed Beit Jubrin cemetery in Idhna during the raid.
Israeli troops stormed Palestine Polytechnic University in Hebron after blowing up the main gates. University officials told Ma'an that the soldiers confiscated several computers during raids in a number of university offices..
Additionally, Israeli forces raided al-Salam neighborhood and broke into several residential houses for inspection. Al-Ansar mosque in the neighborhood was also stormed and searched.
In the old city of Hebron, Israeli troops detained Mahmoud Yusri al-Uweiwi, Abdullah Ideis and Shadi Raed Abu Omar after ransacking their homes.
The Israeli military operation reached the westernmost village of Beit Awwa where Israeli troops detained Fawzi Ismail Sweiti and his brother Jihad after raiding their homes.
Israeli forces also stormed Yatta in the south and detained Aziz Ismail al-Huroush.
Large numbers of Israeli soldiers also deployed in Tarqumia, Halhul and Nuba. The soldiers broke into several homes for inspection.
Nablus
Palestinian security sources told Ma'an that Israeli forces raided several neighborhoods in the city of Nablus as well as the villages of Salem, Rujeib, Madama, Urif, and the Nablus-area refugee camps of al-Ein, Balata and Askar overnight.
The sources confirmed that Israeli troops confiscated a private car belonging to Muin Zahi Shabaro in the al-Marrikh neighborhood of Nablus. A computer and some cell phones were also confiscated.
Similarly, Ibrahim Ahmad Sabbah from the village of Urif south of Nablus told Ma'an that Israeli troops stormed his house at 1:00 a.m. and confiscated his minibus. He said that he was hired by al-Eiman kindergarten to drive kids to the kindergarten in the confiscated minibus. The soldiers also searched Sabbah's house thoroughly.
In Nablus, Palestinian security sources told Ma'an that Israeli soldiers ransacked several homes including the home of a Palestinian security officer Jabir Hawwash and the home of Mahmoud Salih.
In addition, soldiers raided the homes of Amid Natour, Latifa Abu Thira, Jubril Thabit, Nasser Hanoun, Hani al-Kaabi and Salah Addin Shbaro.
For the third time since Israeli forces started the crackdown against the West Bank, Palestinians reported that Israeli troops stole money from their houses during inspection raids.
Head of the village council of Madama in Nablus area Eyhab al-Qit told Ma'an that Israeli forces confiscated 180,000 shekels ($52,000) in addition to two laptops and a number of cell phones from home of Nizar Abdullah al-Qit during an early morning raid Sunday.
An Israeli military spokesman confirmed that soldiers confiscated money from a house in Madama.
A Palestinian woman from Nablus said on Saturday meanwhile, that Israeli troops had confiscated 5,000 Jordanian dinars ($7,000) from her home.
Bethlehem
Israeli forces invaded several towns and villages in Bethlehem district in the southern West Bank early on Sunday morning, ransacking and searching several houses.
Predawn raids were reported in the villages of Tuqu, al-Ubeidiya, Dar Salah, al-Shawawra, Zaatara, Jannata, Rakhama, al-Ubayyat and Khallet al-Louza east and south of Bethlehem.
Witnesses said Israeli troops used police dogs during inspections, and that soldiers did not wait until residents opened their doors and instead blew up their doors.
Eiman Ibrahim Subih was injured when soldiers blew up the main door of her family home in the village of Rakhama. Her brother Ahmad was detained during the raid.
In al-Ubayyat village, seven Israeli military vehicles along with infantrymen raided the village and broke into several homes. Locals confirmed that the homes of Suleiman Auda Uweida, his brothers Tariq and Muhammad, and his son Atif were stormed.
In Tuqu, local sources said Israeli forces stormed the homes of Murad Ayish al-Badan and caused severe damage to the interior of the house. Al-Badan said the soldiers confiscated 4,000 shekels ($1,200) from his home.
Jenin
Israeli forces also raided several villages in Jenin area in the northern West Bank early on Sunday morning and clashed with locals.
Palestinian security sources told Ma'an that clashes broke in the villages of al-Yamoun and Qabatia with Israeli forces.
Palestinian protestors hurled rocks and empty bottles at the Israeli troops, who fired back with stun grenades and tear gas canisters.
The sources said that Israeli military raids targeted the villages of Yaabad and Silat al-Harithiya as well.
An Israeli military spokeswoman said that nine were detained overnight, but did not know where the arrests had occurred.
The operation, which is the largest military deployment in the West Bank in more than a decade, has led to the deaths of at least five Palestinians, the detention of more than 370, and raids on more than 1,100 sites including homes, offices, and universities.
Hebron
Israeli forces detained six Palestinians in the region of Hebron on Sunday, which has been under a tight blockade for more than a week.
Family members told Ma'an that Israeli forces raided Idhna west of Hebron and detained Palestinian member of parliament Muhammad Mutliq Abu Jheisha from his home. Surveillance cameras were also confiscated from several buildings in the town.
Locals also told Ma'an that the Israeli soldiers stormed Beit Jubrin cemetery in Idhna during the raid.
Israeli troops stormed Palestine Polytechnic University in Hebron after blowing up the main gates. University officials told Ma'an that the soldiers confiscated several computers during raids in a number of university offices..
Additionally, Israeli forces raided al-Salam neighborhood and broke into several residential houses for inspection. Al-Ansar mosque in the neighborhood was also stormed and searched.
In the old city of Hebron, Israeli troops detained Mahmoud Yusri al-Uweiwi, Abdullah Ideis and Shadi Raed Abu Omar after ransacking their homes.
The Israeli military operation reached the westernmost village of Beit Awwa where Israeli troops detained Fawzi Ismail Sweiti and his brother Jihad after raiding their homes.
Israeli forces also stormed Yatta in the south and detained Aziz Ismail al-Huroush.
Large numbers of Israeli soldiers also deployed in Tarqumia, Halhul and Nuba. The soldiers broke into several homes for inspection.
Nablus
Palestinian security sources told Ma'an that Israeli forces raided several neighborhoods in the city of Nablus as well as the villages of Salem, Rujeib, Madama, Urif, and the Nablus-area refugee camps of al-Ein, Balata and Askar overnight.
The sources confirmed that Israeli troops confiscated a private car belonging to Muin Zahi Shabaro in the al-Marrikh neighborhood of Nablus. A computer and some cell phones were also confiscated.
Similarly, Ibrahim Ahmad Sabbah from the village of Urif south of Nablus told Ma'an that Israeli troops stormed his house at 1:00 a.m. and confiscated his minibus. He said that he was hired by al-Eiman kindergarten to drive kids to the kindergarten in the confiscated minibus. The soldiers also searched Sabbah's house thoroughly.
In Nablus, Palestinian security sources told Ma'an that Israeli soldiers ransacked several homes including the home of a Palestinian security officer Jabir Hawwash and the home of Mahmoud Salih.
In addition, soldiers raided the homes of Amid Natour, Latifa Abu Thira, Jubril Thabit, Nasser Hanoun, Hani al-Kaabi and Salah Addin Shbaro.
For the third time since Israeli forces started the crackdown against the West Bank, Palestinians reported that Israeli troops stole money from their houses during inspection raids.
Head of the village council of Madama in Nablus area Eyhab al-Qit told Ma'an that Israeli forces confiscated 180,000 shekels ($52,000) in addition to two laptops and a number of cell phones from home of Nizar Abdullah al-Qit during an early morning raid Sunday.
An Israeli military spokesman confirmed that soldiers confiscated money from a house in Madama.
A Palestinian woman from Nablus said on Saturday meanwhile, that Israeli troops had confiscated 5,000 Jordanian dinars ($7,000) from her home.
Bethlehem
Israeli forces invaded several towns and villages in Bethlehem district in the southern West Bank early on Sunday morning, ransacking and searching several houses.
Predawn raids were reported in the villages of Tuqu, al-Ubeidiya, Dar Salah, al-Shawawra, Zaatara, Jannata, Rakhama, al-Ubayyat and Khallet al-Louza east and south of Bethlehem.
Witnesses said Israeli troops used police dogs during inspections, and that soldiers did not wait until residents opened their doors and instead blew up their doors.
Eiman Ibrahim Subih was injured when soldiers blew up the main door of her family home in the village of Rakhama. Her brother Ahmad was detained during the raid.
In al-Ubayyat village, seven Israeli military vehicles along with infantrymen raided the village and broke into several homes. Locals confirmed that the homes of Suleiman Auda Uweida, his brothers Tariq and Muhammad, and his son Atif were stormed.
In Tuqu, local sources said Israeli forces stormed the homes of Murad Ayish al-Badan and caused severe damage to the interior of the house. Al-Badan said the soldiers confiscated 4,000 shekels ($1,200) from his home.
Jenin
Israeli forces also raided several villages in Jenin area in the northern West Bank early on Sunday morning and clashed with locals.
Palestinian security sources told Ma'an that clashes broke in the villages of al-Yamoun and Qabatia with Israeli forces.
Palestinian protestors hurled rocks and empty bottles at the Israeli troops, who fired back with stun grenades and tear gas canisters.
The sources said that Israeli military raids targeted the villages of Yaabad and Silat al-Harithiya as well.
An Israeli military spokeswoman said that nine were detained overnight, but did not know where the arrests had occurred.
Israeli forces on Sunday morning stormed Al-Quds University in East Jerusalem, marking the most recent in a series of attacks on Palestinian educational institutions in the West Bank since the beginning of a massive arrest campaign last week.
Clashes broke out on Sunday morning between young Palestinian men and Israeli troops after they stormed the Abu Dis neighborhood of East Jerusalem and the university campus.
Locals told Ma'an that dozens of military vehicles raided Abu Dis from all directions.
Spokesman for the popular resistance committees in East Jerusalem Hani Halabiyya told Ma'an that Israeli soldiers broke into Al-Quds University and carried out thorough searches, focusing on the building of the law faculty.
The soldiers locked up all security guards in one room for the duration of the search, he said.
Halabiyya said that Israeli soldiers confiscated several computers as well as Islamic flags and banners.
During the raid, clashes broke out near the campus between the Israeli soldiers and local young men.
Several people were hurt by the excessive use of tear gas by Israeli soldiers.
A local freelance photojournalist Rami Illariyya was temporarily detained by the Israeli soldiers during the clashes.
An Israeli military spokesman did not immediately return calls seeking comment.
In the last week Israeli forces have raided a number of Palestinian universities, including Birzeit near Ramallah and the Arab American University in Jenin, and taken numerous documents and files during campus searches.
They also used the Palestine Ahliya University as a holding ground for detainees during a raid in nearby DUheisha camp near Bethlehem.
On Thursday, Birzeit University condemned the raid on their campus, calling it a "blatant attack on the right to education."
Clashes broke out on Sunday morning between young Palestinian men and Israeli troops after they stormed the Abu Dis neighborhood of East Jerusalem and the university campus.
Locals told Ma'an that dozens of military vehicles raided Abu Dis from all directions.
Spokesman for the popular resistance committees in East Jerusalem Hani Halabiyya told Ma'an that Israeli soldiers broke into Al-Quds University and carried out thorough searches, focusing on the building of the law faculty.
The soldiers locked up all security guards in one room for the duration of the search, he said.
Halabiyya said that Israeli soldiers confiscated several computers as well as Islamic flags and banners.
During the raid, clashes broke out near the campus between the Israeli soldiers and local young men.
Several people were hurt by the excessive use of tear gas by Israeli soldiers.
A local freelance photojournalist Rami Illariyya was temporarily detained by the Israeli soldiers during the clashes.
An Israeli military spokesman did not immediately return calls seeking comment.
In the last week Israeli forces have raided a number of Palestinian universities, including Birzeit near Ramallah and the Arab American University in Jenin, and taken numerous documents and files during campus searches.
They also used the Palestine Ahliya University as a holding ground for detainees during a raid in nearby DUheisha camp near Bethlehem.
On Thursday, Birzeit University condemned the raid on their campus, calling it a "blatant attack on the right to education."
On the ninth day of the ongoing and escalating Israeli military siege and offensive against the Hebron district, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank, Israeli soldiers continued the home invasions, arrests, and destruction of property.
The Maan News Agency has reported that dozens of soldiers invaded, on Saturday evening, the Taffouh Town Council, detained its head, Mahmoud Ezreiqat, and several members of the local council.
Council members were holding a meeting to assess the destruction caused by the ongoing Israeli offensive, and the ongoing home invasions, the attacks and destruction of local facilities, intuitions and orphanages, in addition to ongoing kidnappings carried out by the army.
Maan also stated the soldiers invaded the Ithna School for boys, in Ithna nearby town, and turned it into a military base. The army also installed roadblocks, completely isolating the town, and initiated military searches targeting dozens of homes.
Local sources in Ithna said the invasion led to power blackout in the town, while clashes has also been reported in the al-Mahawer area.
Local sources stated that dozens of local youths hurled stones and empty bottles at the invading soldiers, and that the army fired rubber-coated metal bullets and gas bombs; several residents suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
In Halhoul nearby town, soldiers invaded two local mosques, and violently searched them.
Maan said the army invaded Nabi Younis Mosque, after shattering one of its doors, violently searched it, and detained the muezzin.
The soldiers also invaded al-‘Omari Mosque, searched it, and also tried to invade the building of the Zakat and Waqf Committee in Halhoul town, but could not break into it.
In addition, soldiers invaded the home of Mohammad Khaled ash-Shatreet, 23, and searched it, before assaulting several children, below the age of ten, in Halhoul. Two of the children are brothers who have been identified as Adham and Ayham Akram Abu Sayma.
In related news, soldiers kidnapped Faraj Abdul-Razeq Gheith, his sons Ahmad, 28 and Omar, 24, after invading their home in Hebron city, and took them to the Police station in Keryat Arba’ settlement, in the city.
The father and his two sons were kidnapped after the soldiers attacked them and other family members, causing them to suffer various cuts and bruises.
Soldiers also invaded and violently searched several homes in the city, and in nearby communities.
Dozens of soldiers were deployed on various roads between Hebron city and Halhoul, stopped and searched dozens of cars, while interrogating the residents and inspecting their ID cards.
Also, soldiers stopped the car of residents Samer Abu Mayyala, 30, at a roadblock, and kidnapped him after searching his vehicles.
The extensive military invasions in Hebron, and various parts of the occupied West Bank, are still ongoing.
The Maan News Agency has reported that dozens of soldiers invaded, on Saturday evening, the Taffouh Town Council, detained its head, Mahmoud Ezreiqat, and several members of the local council.
Council members were holding a meeting to assess the destruction caused by the ongoing Israeli offensive, and the ongoing home invasions, the attacks and destruction of local facilities, intuitions and orphanages, in addition to ongoing kidnappings carried out by the army.
Maan also stated the soldiers invaded the Ithna School for boys, in Ithna nearby town, and turned it into a military base. The army also installed roadblocks, completely isolating the town, and initiated military searches targeting dozens of homes.
Local sources in Ithna said the invasion led to power blackout in the town, while clashes has also been reported in the al-Mahawer area.
Local sources stated that dozens of local youths hurled stones and empty bottles at the invading soldiers, and that the army fired rubber-coated metal bullets and gas bombs; several residents suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
In Halhoul nearby town, soldiers invaded two local mosques, and violently searched them.
Maan said the army invaded Nabi Younis Mosque, after shattering one of its doors, violently searched it, and detained the muezzin.
The soldiers also invaded al-‘Omari Mosque, searched it, and also tried to invade the building of the Zakat and Waqf Committee in Halhoul town, but could not break into it.
In addition, soldiers invaded the home of Mohammad Khaled ash-Shatreet, 23, and searched it, before assaulting several children, below the age of ten, in Halhoul. Two of the children are brothers who have been identified as Adham and Ayham Akram Abu Sayma.
In related news, soldiers kidnapped Faraj Abdul-Razeq Gheith, his sons Ahmad, 28 and Omar, 24, after invading their home in Hebron city, and took them to the Police station in Keryat Arba’ settlement, in the city.
The father and his two sons were kidnapped after the soldiers attacked them and other family members, causing them to suffer various cuts and bruises.
Soldiers also invaded and violently searched several homes in the city, and in nearby communities.
Dozens of soldiers were deployed on various roads between Hebron city and Halhoul, stopped and searched dozens of cars, while interrogating the residents and inspecting their ID cards.
Also, soldiers stopped the car of residents Samer Abu Mayyala, 30, at a roadblock, and kidnapped him after searching his vehicles.
The extensive military invasions in Hebron, and various parts of the occupied West Bank, are still ongoing.
21 june 2014
Israeli forces detained 39 Palestinians in overnight raids across the West Bank on Saturday morning, bringing the number of prisoners in Israeli jails to 5,700 amid the widest deployment of Israel forces in the region since the Second Intifada.
Around 370 Palestinians have been detained just in the past week as part of an arrest campaign carried out by Israel with Palestinian Authority coordination that began after the disappearance of three Israeli teenagers from the Jewish settlement of Gush Etzion.
Former minister of prisoner affairs Issa Qaraqe said on Saturday that he expects the numbers of detentions to rapidly increase in the coming days, as the campaign shows no signs of abating.
At a lecture organized by the Youth Council of Bethlehem, Qaraqe said that the number of Palestinians being held without charge or trial had jumped to 260 detainees in recent days, while the number of minors being detained had hit 241.
Qaraqe added that 75 of the newly detained are former prisoners who were released in the 2011 prisoner swap that freed Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit in exchange for more than 1,000 Palestinians.
Qaraqe said that "re-sentencing prisoners who were released in the Shalit deal is a form of immoral and illegal revenge, an offense to Egypt who sponsored the deal, and collective punishment that is against the human and legal rights of prisoners."
Around two-thirds of those detained in recent days have been members of the Palestinian political party Hamas, which Israel accuses of being behind what it calls the kidnapping of the youths.
Hamas, however, has denied the charges, for which Israel has not offered any evidence. Despite this, more than 200 people affiliated with the group -- ranging from former government ministers to employees of Hamas-sponsored charities -- have been taken by Israeli forces.
Just on Saturday morning, 39 Palestinians were arrested across the West Bank, primarily in the southern cities of Hebron and Bethlehem.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society published a list of 37 names on Saturday morning, while security sources added two residents of the Hebron region to the total number detained.
The Israeli military, however, disputed the count, and a spokeswoman told Ma'an that "10 Palestinians were arrested, and they were all Hamas terrorists."
The Israeli military also says that only 330 Palestinians have been arrested in total.
Palestinians targeted overnight accused Israeli forces of both theft and brutality during raids across the southern Hebron region, which has been under a state of siege since Israeli forces began the campaign last week.
Local sources in the village of Beit Kahil said that when Israeli forces detained Sami Suleimna Atawnah from his home. He was beaten "brutally" by the troops, they said.
Two residents of the village also accused Israeli troops of stealing money from their homes during predawn raids Saturday.
Samir Haymouni told Ma'an that Israeli troops stole 15,000 shekels ($4,300) in addition to damaging all of his furniture.
Similarly, Hatim Asafra said that Israeli soldiers stole 2,500 shekels ($725) from his apartment.
Israeli soldiers also broke into Islamic charitable societies in Hebron and the nearby villages of Sair and Halhul. Sources said the soldiers confiscated computers and paper files during the raid.
Names of the detainees are provided below.
Around 370 Palestinians have been detained just in the past week as part of an arrest campaign carried out by Israel with Palestinian Authority coordination that began after the disappearance of three Israeli teenagers from the Jewish settlement of Gush Etzion.
Former minister of prisoner affairs Issa Qaraqe said on Saturday that he expects the numbers of detentions to rapidly increase in the coming days, as the campaign shows no signs of abating.
At a lecture organized by the Youth Council of Bethlehem, Qaraqe said that the number of Palestinians being held without charge or trial had jumped to 260 detainees in recent days, while the number of minors being detained had hit 241.
Qaraqe added that 75 of the newly detained are former prisoners who were released in the 2011 prisoner swap that freed Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit in exchange for more than 1,000 Palestinians.
Qaraqe said that "re-sentencing prisoners who were released in the Shalit deal is a form of immoral and illegal revenge, an offense to Egypt who sponsored the deal, and collective punishment that is against the human and legal rights of prisoners."
Around two-thirds of those detained in recent days have been members of the Palestinian political party Hamas, which Israel accuses of being behind what it calls the kidnapping of the youths.
Hamas, however, has denied the charges, for which Israel has not offered any evidence. Despite this, more than 200 people affiliated with the group -- ranging from former government ministers to employees of Hamas-sponsored charities -- have been taken by Israeli forces.
Just on Saturday morning, 39 Palestinians were arrested across the West Bank, primarily in the southern cities of Hebron and Bethlehem.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society published a list of 37 names on Saturday morning, while security sources added two residents of the Hebron region to the total number detained.
The Israeli military, however, disputed the count, and a spokeswoman told Ma'an that "10 Palestinians were arrested, and they were all Hamas terrorists."
The Israeli military also says that only 330 Palestinians have been arrested in total.
Palestinians targeted overnight accused Israeli forces of both theft and brutality during raids across the southern Hebron region, which has been under a state of siege since Israeli forces began the campaign last week.
Local sources in the village of Beit Kahil said that when Israeli forces detained Sami Suleimna Atawnah from his home. He was beaten "brutally" by the troops, they said.
Two residents of the village also accused Israeli troops of stealing money from their homes during predawn raids Saturday.
Samir Haymouni told Ma'an that Israeli troops stole 15,000 shekels ($4,300) in addition to damaging all of his furniture.
Similarly, Hatim Asafra said that Israeli soldiers stole 2,500 shekels ($725) from his apartment.
Israeli soldiers also broke into Islamic charitable societies in Hebron and the nearby villages of Sair and Halhul. Sources said the soldiers confiscated computers and paper files during the raid.
Names of the detainees are provided below.
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Bethlehem:
1. Asaad Daoud al-Badan 2. Saoud Muheisin al-Badan 3. Bassem Samih al-Badan 4. Sami Aziz al-Badan 5. Muhammad Khalil al-Sabah 6. Sharif Saoud al-Badan 7. Kamel Abdullah al-Badan 8. Muhammad Issa al-Kawaziya 9. Jamil Atta Jibril 10. Amir Salim Abed Khalil 11. Akram Moussa Jibril 12. Samir Muhammad al-Amour 13. Khalid Muhammad al-Badan 14. Samih Ahmad al-Sabah |
15. Ayman Talab Moussa Jibril
16. Sabri Moussa Jibril 17. Ibrahim Moussa Salahat 18. Wael Salim Salahat 19. Mustafa al-Orouj 20. Yasin al-Orouj Hebron: 1. Huthaifa Mahmoud Taha al-Awawdeh 2. Hassan Ahmad al-Darawish 3. Tariq Aziz Ighrayeb 4. Muhammad Nasser al-Masharqa 5. Adnan Muhammad Abed al-Zaro 6. Sami Suleiman al-Atawneh 7. Yaqoub Suheil al-Jaaba |
8. Ismail Talab al-Nattah
9. Muhammad Ali al-Hreini 10. Muhammad Hassan Amayreh al-Hreini 11. Muhammad Ismail Abu Aroub Jenin: 1. Asaad Muhammad Asaad Isteiti 2. Ashraf Muhammad Rashed al-Qaisi 3. Yazan Adnan al-Hindi Jericho: 1. Ahmad Zein al-Din 2. Faris Zein al-Din 3. Muayad Zeid al-Din |
In addition to the 37 names listed above, security and local sources said that Ashraf Ishaq Nayroukh was arrested in Hebron and Muhammad Ismail Abu Arqub in Dura overnight, bringing the total to 39.
Reporter Samah Samahna
Israeli soldiers conducted a series of extensive military offensives in different parts of the northern West Bank district of Nablus, leading to clashes with local youths; at least three Palestinians, including a journalist. were injured.
Local sources said several Israeli military vehicles invaded various neighborhoods in Nablus city, and the villages of Kufur Qalil, Salem and Tal.
Soldiers broke also into a currency exchange shop, and confiscated several documents and computers.
In Nablus, hundreds of soldiers were deployed in several neighborhoods, in addition to Askar refugee camp, Balata, and the al-Quds Street in Nablus.
One Palestinian, identified as Haroun Mansour, was kidnapped by the soldiers in Kufur Qalil, south of Nablus.
The Red Crescent in Nablus said at least two young men were injured during clashes that took place with the invading soldiers in the center of Nablus city, Amman Street, and Askar refugee camp.
It said that Mohammad Mohsen al-Asmar, 17, was hit by a bullet fragment in the neck, while Ahmad al-Wazani, 19, was shot by a live round in his thigh. Their injuries were described as moderate.
Reporter Samah Samahna was injured in one of her right eye and face, when a soldier fired a concussion grenade at her, before several soldiers attacked her and her team while documenting an invasion into a home in Askar refugee camp.
Israeli soldiers conducted a series of extensive military offensives in different parts of the northern West Bank district of Nablus, leading to clashes with local youths; at least three Palestinians, including a journalist. were injured.
Local sources said several Israeli military vehicles invaded various neighborhoods in Nablus city, and the villages of Kufur Qalil, Salem and Tal.
Soldiers broke also into a currency exchange shop, and confiscated several documents and computers.
In Nablus, hundreds of soldiers were deployed in several neighborhoods, in addition to Askar refugee camp, Balata, and the al-Quds Street in Nablus.
One Palestinian, identified as Haroun Mansour, was kidnapped by the soldiers in Kufur Qalil, south of Nablus.
The Red Crescent in Nablus said at least two young men were injured during clashes that took place with the invading soldiers in the center of Nablus city, Amman Street, and Askar refugee camp.
It said that Mohammad Mohsen al-Asmar, 17, was hit by a bullet fragment in the neck, while Ahmad al-Wazani, 19, was shot by a live round in his thigh. Their injuries were described as moderate.
Reporter Samah Samahna was injured in one of her right eye and face, when a soldier fired a concussion grenade at her, before several soldiers attacked her and her team while documenting an invasion into a home in Askar refugee camp.
Israeli soldiers continued their extensive military offensive in the occupied territories, broke into Palestinian homes, facilities and offices, and kidnapped dozens of Palestinians.
Local sources in the southern West Bank district of Hebron, have reported that the army kidnapped at least eleven Palestinians from, after invading and ransacking their homes, and property.
Soldiers invaded Hebron city, and searched dozens of homes, causing excessive property damage, and kidnapped three Palestinians.
The kidnapped have been identified as Adnan Mohammad az-Zaro, 35, Ashraf Ishaq Nairoukh, and a child identified as Yacoub Suheil al-Jo’ba, 15 years of age.
Soldiers also invaded Ithna town, west of Hebron, and kidnapped Ismael Talab an-Nattah, 35. Residents Mohammad Ali al-Hreiny and Mohammad Hasan al-Hreiny, were kidnapped in Yatta town, while residents Mohammad Ismael Abu ‘Arqoub, Hotheifa Mahmoud al-‘Awawa and Hasan Ahmad Darwish, were kidnapped in Doura town.
Several armored Israeli military vehicles also invaded Tarqoumia town, west of Hebron, and kidnapped Tareq Aziz Eghreib, while resident Mohammad Nasser al-Masharqa was kidnapped at a sudden military roadblock, near the al-Fawwar refugee camp, south of Hebron.
In Beit Kahel nearby town, soldiers detained a Palestinian child, identified as Sami Suleiman al-‘Atawna, 15, and assaulted his brother, Ahmad. Sami was released after several hours of interrogation. The soldiers also invaded several homes and violently searched the.
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers stole 15.000 NIS from the home of resident Tamer Fahmi al-Haimouny, in Hebron city, and 2500 NIS from the home of Hatem al-‘Asafra in Beit Kahel village.
The soldiers also searched and ransacked the Islamic Charitable Society offices in Hebron city, Halhoul and Sa’ir towns.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers invaded the Nabi Mousa Mosque, in Halhoul town, smashed one of its doors, and detained the Muezzin, Issam al-Wawy.
The mosque was invaded just after the dawn call for prayers. The soldiers searched the mosque, and tried to break into a Zakat office.
In Jenin, in the northern part of the West Bank, soldiers kidnapped four Palestinians in the Jenin refugee camp, searched several homes, and confiscated four computers and files from the office of the Islamic Relief.
They also confiscated student files from the Arab American University in Jenin, for the second consecutive day.
The Palestinians, kidnapped in Jenin refugee camp, have been identified as As’ad Mohammad Steity, Ashraf Mohammad al-Qaisy, 21, Yazan Adnan al-Hindi, 21, and Mohammad Sa’id Sweity.
Clashes have been reported between the invading soldiers and local youths, while medical sources said dozens of Palestinians suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
Media sources said the invasion resulted in at least twelve arrests in different parts of the Hebron District.
In the Bethlehem district, soldiers kidnapped at least eighteen Palestinians, broke into and searched dozens of homes, as part of the ongoing Israeli invasions and escalation in the occupied territories.
Local sources said dozens of soldiers invaded Teqoua’ town, east of Bethlehem, and kidnapped sixteen Palestinians.
The kidnapped have been identified as Amir Salim Khalil, Akram Mousa Jibreel, Samir Mahmoud al-‘Amour, Khaled Mohammad al-Badan, As’ad Daoud al-Badan, Saud Mheisin al-Badan, Samih Ahmad Sabah, Ayman Mousa Jibreel, Kamel Abdullah al-Badan, Mohammad Issa al-Kawarna, Jamil Ata Jibreel, Bassem Samih al-Badan, Sami Aziz al-Badan, Mohammad Khalil Sabah, Sharif Saud al-Badan, and Sabri Mousa Jibreel.
Soldiers also invaded Abu Njeim area, southeast of Bethlehem, and kidnapped two Palestinians identified as Ibrahim Mousa Salahat, and Wael Salim Salahat.
Also in Bethlehem, soldiers invaded the main office of an orphanage, confiscated computer and files, and withdrew later on, leaving excessive damage behind.
Local sources in the southern West Bank district of Hebron, have reported that the army kidnapped at least eleven Palestinians from, after invading and ransacking their homes, and property.
Soldiers invaded Hebron city, and searched dozens of homes, causing excessive property damage, and kidnapped three Palestinians.
The kidnapped have been identified as Adnan Mohammad az-Zaro, 35, Ashraf Ishaq Nairoukh, and a child identified as Yacoub Suheil al-Jo’ba, 15 years of age.
Soldiers also invaded Ithna town, west of Hebron, and kidnapped Ismael Talab an-Nattah, 35. Residents Mohammad Ali al-Hreiny and Mohammad Hasan al-Hreiny, were kidnapped in Yatta town, while residents Mohammad Ismael Abu ‘Arqoub, Hotheifa Mahmoud al-‘Awawa and Hasan Ahmad Darwish, were kidnapped in Doura town.
Several armored Israeli military vehicles also invaded Tarqoumia town, west of Hebron, and kidnapped Tareq Aziz Eghreib, while resident Mohammad Nasser al-Masharqa was kidnapped at a sudden military roadblock, near the al-Fawwar refugee camp, south of Hebron.
In Beit Kahel nearby town, soldiers detained a Palestinian child, identified as Sami Suleiman al-‘Atawna, 15, and assaulted his brother, Ahmad. Sami was released after several hours of interrogation. The soldiers also invaded several homes and violently searched the.
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers stole 15.000 NIS from the home of resident Tamer Fahmi al-Haimouny, in Hebron city, and 2500 NIS from the home of Hatem al-‘Asafra in Beit Kahel village.
The soldiers also searched and ransacked the Islamic Charitable Society offices in Hebron city, Halhoul and Sa’ir towns.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers invaded the Nabi Mousa Mosque, in Halhoul town, smashed one of its doors, and detained the Muezzin, Issam al-Wawy.
The mosque was invaded just after the dawn call for prayers. The soldiers searched the mosque, and tried to break into a Zakat office.
In Jenin, in the northern part of the West Bank, soldiers kidnapped four Palestinians in the Jenin refugee camp, searched several homes, and confiscated four computers and files from the office of the Islamic Relief.
They also confiscated student files from the Arab American University in Jenin, for the second consecutive day.
The Palestinians, kidnapped in Jenin refugee camp, have been identified as As’ad Mohammad Steity, Ashraf Mohammad al-Qaisy, 21, Yazan Adnan al-Hindi, 21, and Mohammad Sa’id Sweity.
Clashes have been reported between the invading soldiers and local youths, while medical sources said dozens of Palestinians suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
Media sources said the invasion resulted in at least twelve arrests in different parts of the Hebron District.
In the Bethlehem district, soldiers kidnapped at least eighteen Palestinians, broke into and searched dozens of homes, as part of the ongoing Israeli invasions and escalation in the occupied territories.
Local sources said dozens of soldiers invaded Teqoua’ town, east of Bethlehem, and kidnapped sixteen Palestinians.
The kidnapped have been identified as Amir Salim Khalil, Akram Mousa Jibreel, Samir Mahmoud al-‘Amour, Khaled Mohammad al-Badan, As’ad Daoud al-Badan, Saud Mheisin al-Badan, Samih Ahmad Sabah, Ayman Mousa Jibreel, Kamel Abdullah al-Badan, Mohammad Issa al-Kawarna, Jamil Ata Jibreel, Bassem Samih al-Badan, Sami Aziz al-Badan, Mohammad Khalil Sabah, Sharif Saud al-Badan, and Sabri Mousa Jibreel.
Soldiers also invaded Abu Njeim area, southeast of Bethlehem, and kidnapped two Palestinians identified as Ibrahim Mousa Salahat, and Wael Salim Salahat.
Also in Bethlehem, soldiers invaded the main office of an orphanage, confiscated computer and files, and withdrew later on, leaving excessive damage behind.
The Palestinian administrative detainees have entered the 59th day of their open-ended hunger strike in protest at their illegal detention without indictment or trial. Most of these hunger strikers were admitted to hospitals after a serious decline in their health conditions.
The number of Palestinians administratively detained in Israeli jails has been on the rise after Israel launched recently a mass arrest campaign in the West Bank and transferred many of them to administrative detention, according to human rights groups.
The Israeli prison authority, in turn, ordered the administrations of all jails not to involve in any talks aimed at ending the hunger strike of prisoners.
The number of Palestinians administratively detained in Israeli jails has been on the rise after Israel launched recently a mass arrest campaign in the West Bank and transferred many of them to administrative detention, according to human rights groups.
The Israeli prison authority, in turn, ordered the administrations of all jails not to involve in any talks aimed at ending the hunger strike of prisoners.
Israeli forces stormed Jabal al-Mawalih neighborhood in Bethlehem in the southern West Bank and ransacked the city’s biggest Islamic charitable society, locals said.
They explained that large numbers of Israeli soldiers broke into the building of Bethlehem Charitable Society for Orphan’s Care and “stole” electronic equipment and paper files.
The invading Israeli soldiers, added the sources, detained the security guard of the building before they broke in and carried out thorough searches for hours.
They explained that large numbers of Israeli soldiers broke into the building of Bethlehem Charitable Society for Orphan’s Care and “stole” electronic equipment and paper files.
The invading Israeli soldiers, added the sources, detained the security guard of the building before they broke in and carried out thorough searches for hours.
Palestinian medical sources in Salfit, in central West Bank, have reported that a Palestinian man, in his sixties, died of a heart attack after dozens of soldiers invaded his home, and attacked him. Several residents have been injured in the military invasion.
The sources said that dozens of soldiers invaded Hares village, near Salfit, and violently barged into the home of Hajj Jamil Ali Jaber, and assaulted him while shouting and ransacking his property, before the man collapsed and died of a heart attack.
One of his nephews stated that the soldiers prevented the family from moving Jabber to a local clinic in Hares nearby village.
Eyewitnesses said dozens of soldiers, accompanied by armored vehicles, invaded the village, before several soldiers assaulted resident Ali Jawdat, and his brother Jawad, fracturing the arm of Jawad.
Furthermore, seven family members suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation, after the army threw a gas bomb into their home.
The army also continued its extensive assault, in the Nablus district, in the northern part of the West Bank, for the fifth consecutive day, broke into and searched dozens of homes, and ransacked them.
Similar to Thursday night invasion, soldiers invaded the Jabal ash-Shemali area, the Sikka Street, Faisal Street, and the New Askar refugee camp, and violently searched dozens of homes for several hours.
In related news, two Palestinians were mildly wounded by army fire, and several others received treatment for the effects of tear gas inhalation, after dozens of soldiers invaded the al-Biereh town, near the central West Bank city of Ramallah, and searched a number of homes.
Medics of the Red Crescent in Ramallah stated that the two Palestinians suffered moderate, but stable injuries, after being shot by rubber-coated metal bullets, and were moved to the Palestine Medical Center.
Several Palestinians suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation, and received treatment by local medics.
In addition, clashes have been reported in ash-Sharfa and al-Baloa’ areas, after the army invaded them.
The soldiers also searched an area behind the al-Biereh Mall, and the al-Ersal neighborhood, and searched several homes. The invasion into al-Biereh lasted for more than five hours.
In the Bethlehem district, soldiers kidnapped at least eighteen Palestinians, broke into and searched dozens of homes, as part of the ongoing Israeli invasions and escalation in the occupied territories.
Local sources said dozens of soldiers invaded Teqoua’ town, east of Bethlehem, and kidnapped sixteen Palestinians.
The kidnapped have been identified as Amir Salim Khalil, Akram Mousa Jibreel, Samir Mahmoud al-‘Amour, Khaled Mohammad al-Badan, As’ad Daoud al-Badan, Saud Mheisin al-Badan, Samih Ahmad Sabah, Ayman Mousa Jibreel, Kamel Abdullah al-Badan, Mohammad Issa al-Kawarna, Jamil Ata Jibreel, Bassem Samih al-Badan, Sami Aziz al-Badan, Mohammad Khalil Sabah, Sharif Saud al-Badan, and Sabri Mousa Jibreel.
Soldiers also invaded Abu Njeim area, southeast of Bethlehem, and kidnapped two Palestinians identified as Ibrahim Mousa Salahat, and Wael Salim Salahat.
Also in Bethlehem, soldiers invaded the main office of an orphanage, confiscated computer and files, and withdrew later on, leaving excessive damage behind.
The sources said that dozens of soldiers invaded Hares village, near Salfit, and violently barged into the home of Hajj Jamil Ali Jaber, and assaulted him while shouting and ransacking his property, before the man collapsed and died of a heart attack.
One of his nephews stated that the soldiers prevented the family from moving Jabber to a local clinic in Hares nearby village.
Eyewitnesses said dozens of soldiers, accompanied by armored vehicles, invaded the village, before several soldiers assaulted resident Ali Jawdat, and his brother Jawad, fracturing the arm of Jawad.
Furthermore, seven family members suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation, after the army threw a gas bomb into their home.
The army also continued its extensive assault, in the Nablus district, in the northern part of the West Bank, for the fifth consecutive day, broke into and searched dozens of homes, and ransacked them.
Similar to Thursday night invasion, soldiers invaded the Jabal ash-Shemali area, the Sikka Street, Faisal Street, and the New Askar refugee camp, and violently searched dozens of homes for several hours.
In related news, two Palestinians were mildly wounded by army fire, and several others received treatment for the effects of tear gas inhalation, after dozens of soldiers invaded the al-Biereh town, near the central West Bank city of Ramallah, and searched a number of homes.
Medics of the Red Crescent in Ramallah stated that the two Palestinians suffered moderate, but stable injuries, after being shot by rubber-coated metal bullets, and were moved to the Palestine Medical Center.
Several Palestinians suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation, and received treatment by local medics.
In addition, clashes have been reported in ash-Sharfa and al-Baloa’ areas, after the army invaded them.
The soldiers also searched an area behind the al-Biereh Mall, and the al-Ersal neighborhood, and searched several homes. The invasion into al-Biereh lasted for more than five hours.
In the Bethlehem district, soldiers kidnapped at least eighteen Palestinians, broke into and searched dozens of homes, as part of the ongoing Israeli invasions and escalation in the occupied territories.
Local sources said dozens of soldiers invaded Teqoua’ town, east of Bethlehem, and kidnapped sixteen Palestinians.
The kidnapped have been identified as Amir Salim Khalil, Akram Mousa Jibreel, Samir Mahmoud al-‘Amour, Khaled Mohammad al-Badan, As’ad Daoud al-Badan, Saud Mheisin al-Badan, Samih Ahmad Sabah, Ayman Mousa Jibreel, Kamel Abdullah al-Badan, Mohammad Issa al-Kawarna, Jamil Ata Jibreel, Bassem Samih al-Badan, Sami Aziz al-Badan, Mohammad Khalil Sabah, Sharif Saud al-Badan, and Sabri Mousa Jibreel.
Soldiers also invaded Abu Njeim area, southeast of Bethlehem, and kidnapped two Palestinians identified as Ibrahim Mousa Salahat, and Wael Salim Salahat.
Also in Bethlehem, soldiers invaded the main office of an orphanage, confiscated computer and files, and withdrew later on, leaving excessive damage behind.
