3 june 2020
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) last night and at dawn Wednesday stormed different areas of the West Bank and Jerusalem and kidnaped several citizens.
According to local sources, the IOF kidnaped three Palestinian citizens from their homes in Tubas province.
In Nablus, Israeli officers at the Za’atara crossing kidnaped a young man called Hisham Bashkar, a resident of Askar refugee camp, as he was on his way to hand out invitations to his wedding, which was to be held in three days.
Two other citizens were taken prisoners during IOF campaigns in Qatanna village, northwest of Jerusalem, and Ramallah city.
The IOF also stormed Shu’afat refugee camp in east Jerusalem and carried out widespread raids on homes and property.
In al-Khalil, violent clashes reportedly broke out overnight between Israeli soldiers and local youths near the military watchtower at the main entrance to al-Arroub refugee camp.
Local sources said that many citizens and young protesters suffered from their exposure to tear gas fumes during the events.
Israeli Forces Arrest Eleven Palestinians Including Teens across West Bank
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) reported that Israeli forces detained 5 Palestinian youths from Ramallah and Al-Bireh District;
1. Musa Ahmed Hamed, 22, from Silwad,
2. Basil Mufeed Atta,
3. Akram Fateh Zahran,
4. Muhammad Abdel Hakim Atta and
5. Muhammad Noah Atta
From the Al-Far’a camp and the town of Tamoun, Tubas District, occupation forces arrested;
6. Zakaria Fayez Awad and
7. Numan Nasser Bani Odeh
From Qalqilia and the Jerusalem District;
8. Iyad Salih Noufal, 17, from northern West Bank city of Qalqilia,
9. Muhammad Haitham Mustafa from the town of Al-‘Isawiya after storming his home and
10. Ashraf Shamasneh from the town of Qatana northwest of Jerusalem
In Nablus, northern occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian Information Center, Israeli soldiers at the Za’atara crossing, abducted a young man identified as;
11. Hisham Bashkar from Askar refugee camp
Occupation forces reportedly stormed Shu’fat refugee camp in east Jerusalem and carried out widespread invasions of Palestinian homes.
In Hebron (al-Khalil), confrontations between Israeli soldiers and local youths near the military watchtower at the main entrance to al-Arroub refugee camp, the PIC further reported.
Palestinian security sources confirmed that several Palestinian youths choked on tear-gas fired by Israeli soldiers at the entrance of the refugee camp, Palestinian WAFA news Agency reported.
According to local sources, the IOF kidnaped three Palestinian citizens from their homes in Tubas province.
In Nablus, Israeli officers at the Za’atara crossing kidnaped a young man called Hisham Bashkar, a resident of Askar refugee camp, as he was on his way to hand out invitations to his wedding, which was to be held in three days.
Two other citizens were taken prisoners during IOF campaigns in Qatanna village, northwest of Jerusalem, and Ramallah city.
The IOF also stormed Shu’afat refugee camp in east Jerusalem and carried out widespread raids on homes and property.
In al-Khalil, violent clashes reportedly broke out overnight between Israeli soldiers and local youths near the military watchtower at the main entrance to al-Arroub refugee camp.
Local sources said that many citizens and young protesters suffered from their exposure to tear gas fumes during the events.
Israeli Forces Arrest Eleven Palestinians Including Teens across West Bank
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) reported that Israeli forces detained 5 Palestinian youths from Ramallah and Al-Bireh District;
1. Musa Ahmed Hamed, 22, from Silwad,
2. Basil Mufeed Atta,
3. Akram Fateh Zahran,
4. Muhammad Abdel Hakim Atta and
5. Muhammad Noah Atta
From the Al-Far’a camp and the town of Tamoun, Tubas District, occupation forces arrested;
6. Zakaria Fayez Awad and
7. Numan Nasser Bani Odeh
From Qalqilia and the Jerusalem District;
8. Iyad Salih Noufal, 17, from northern West Bank city of Qalqilia,
9. Muhammad Haitham Mustafa from the town of Al-‘Isawiya after storming his home and
10. Ashraf Shamasneh from the town of Qatana northwest of Jerusalem
In Nablus, northern occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian Information Center, Israeli soldiers at the Za’atara crossing, abducted a young man identified as;
11. Hisham Bashkar from Askar refugee camp
Occupation forces reportedly stormed Shu’fat refugee camp in east Jerusalem and carried out widespread invasions of Palestinian homes.
In Hebron (al-Khalil), confrontations between Israeli soldiers and local youths near the military watchtower at the main entrance to al-Arroub refugee camp, the PIC further reported.
Palestinian security sources confirmed that several Palestinian youths choked on tear-gas fired by Israeli soldiers at the entrance of the refugee camp, Palestinian WAFA news Agency reported.
Dozens of Jewish settlers on Wednesday morning desecrated the Aqsa Mosque in Occupied Jerusalem.
Local sources said that Israeli police forces escorted scores of settlers as they toured the Mosque’s courtyards, adding that some of them were seen performing Talmudic rituals.
Last Sunday, Jewish settlers resumed their daily provocative break-ins at the Aqsa Mosque after the Islamic Awqaf authority in Jerusalem reopened it at dawn for Muslim prayers for the first time since its closure in mid-March as a measure to contain the spread of coronavirus.
The Aqsa Mosque is exposed to daily desecration by Jewish settlers and police forces in the morning and the afternoon except on Fridays and Saturdays.
Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation police banned an Islamic Awqaf employee called Husam Sidr from entering the Aqsa Mosque for one week after arresting him on Tuesday during his presence at the holy site.
Local sources said that Israeli police forces escorted scores of settlers as they toured the Mosque’s courtyards, adding that some of them were seen performing Talmudic rituals.
Last Sunday, Jewish settlers resumed their daily provocative break-ins at the Aqsa Mosque after the Islamic Awqaf authority in Jerusalem reopened it at dawn for Muslim prayers for the first time since its closure in mid-March as a measure to contain the spread of coronavirus.
The Aqsa Mosque is exposed to daily desecration by Jewish settlers and police forces in the morning and the afternoon except on Fridays and Saturdays.
Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation police banned an Islamic Awqaf employee called Husam Sidr from entering the Aqsa Mosque for one week after arresting him on Tuesday during his presence at the holy site.
2 june 2020
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Tuesday raided several homes and kidnaped a number of Palestinian citizens, including a lawmaker, in different areas of the West Bank.
According to local sources, the IOF kidnaped MP Khaled Suleiman (an ex-detainee) and three other ex-detainees, including the son of senior Hamas official Jamal Abul-Haija, Imad.
In Nablus, the IOF stormed Ein Beit al-Ma refugee camp and the towns of Tell and Beita and kidnaped five Palestinian citizens.
In Ramallah, the IOF stormed different towns and kidnaped three citizens, including an ex-detainee called Khaldoun al-Barghouthi.
Two other citizens were taken prisoners during an IOF campaign in Kifl Hares town in Salfit.
According to local sources, the IOF kidnaped MP Khaled Suleiman (an ex-detainee) and three other ex-detainees, including the son of senior Hamas official Jamal Abul-Haija, Imad.
In Nablus, the IOF stormed Ein Beit al-Ma refugee camp and the towns of Tell and Beita and kidnaped five Palestinian citizens.
In Ramallah, the IOF stormed different towns and kidnaped three citizens, including an ex-detainee called Khaldoun al-Barghouthi.
Two other citizens were taken prisoners during an IOF campaign in Kifl Hares town in Salfit.
Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Tuesday abducted four Palestinian citizens, including two children, in Jerusalem and Qalqilya.
Local sources said that the IOF arrested three Palestinians during raids on their homes in al-Isawiya town in Jerusalem. One of them is a 12-year-old boy.
In Qalqilya, the IOF arrested a 17-year-old Palestinian after summoning him for questioning at a checkpoint in the northern area of the city.
Meanwhile, Israel’s Salem Military Court on Tuesday decided to extend the detention of Zaid Ba’jawi, 15, for the tenth time, and delay his trial until 23 June.
Ba’jawi was kidnapped from his family home in Ya’bad town, Jenin, on 10 September 2019.
Local sources said that the IOF arrested three Palestinians during raids on their homes in al-Isawiya town in Jerusalem. One of them is a 12-year-old boy.
In Qalqilya, the IOF arrested a 17-year-old Palestinian after summoning him for questioning at a checkpoint in the northern area of the city.
Meanwhile, Israel’s Salem Military Court on Tuesday decided to extend the detention of Zaid Ba’jawi, 15, for the tenth time, and delay his trial until 23 June.
Ba’jawi was kidnapped from his family home in Ya’bad town, Jenin, on 10 September 2019.
1 june 2020
Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Sunday evening arrested a Palestinian child after opening fire at him in Kafr Malik village in the West Bank district of Ramallah.
Local sources said that the IOF opened fire at Palestinian boy Rasem Ghorra, injuring him with a rubber-coated steel bullet in the leg.
Gorra was detained while injured and transferred to an undeclared destination.
Kafr Malik witnesses regular confrontations between Palestinian citizens and Israeli soldiers and settlers over growing land seizure and settlement expansion campaigns.
Local sources said that the IOF opened fire at Palestinian boy Rasem Ghorra, injuring him with a rubber-coated steel bullet in the leg.
Gorra was detained while injured and transferred to an undeclared destination.
Kafr Malik witnesses regular confrontations between Palestinian citizens and Israeli soldiers and settlers over growing land seizure and settlement expansion campaigns.
Israeli Troops reportedly abducted, earlier on Monday, at least 23 Palestinian residents, including a child and a former prisoner, across the Palestinian West Bank.
In Ramallah city, local sources confirmed that Israeli troops invaded the Almazr’a village, north of the city, as well as the Ni’lin village, to the west, before they abducted four residents, identified as Amro Abu Qre’, 24, an ex-prisoner, Mohammad Hannoun, 28 and his brother, Ahmad Hannoun, 26. video
In the southern West Bank city of Hebron, Israeli troops abducted six residents, including Ameen Alsaleeby, 18, a high-school student and child Khalil Za’leeq, 16.
Local sources in the city said that all those abducted were taken to an Israeli military post that is a part of the Israeli colonial settlement of Karmi Tsour, as well as to the Etzion military post, north of Hebron.
Also in Hebron, Israeli troops invaded the Tabqa village, south of the city and abducted Faker Abu Ras, 25 and Ahmad Abu Ras. The troops also invaded the al-Fawwar refugee camp in the city, before they abducted Ahmad Jamal and Ataiya Alnajjar, 36. Witnesses said that Israeli soldiers vandalized the homes of the two Palestinians, as well.
In the West Bank city of Jericho, Israeli troops abducted five other residents, after having invaded the Jiftlick village, north of the city. Local sources identified those abducted as Amin Annouz, Jom’a Jahaleen, Anwar Abu Jouda and his two sons Raed and Jehad.
Meanwhile, Israeli troops in the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem, abducted three residents from the Alshouka neighborhood, north of the city. They were identified as Abdallah Barakat, 25, Mohammad Hanoun, 26, Samir Subhi and Mohammad Mahdawi, 26.
In Nablus city, Israeli troops abducted three Palestinian residents after having invaded the Balata refugee camp. The abducted Palestinians were identified as Ayham Arayshi, 20, Mohammad Arasyshi, 20, Wa’el Abu Mustafa, 17.
In the meantime, sources in the internationally-recognized occupied East Jerusalem, Israeli troops abducted two Palestinians, identified as Jehad Qous and Rawhi Alkalghasi. video
Noteworthy, Israeli troops’ practice of abduction has been recently been stepped up, as Israeli leaders have declared their intention to annex the Palestinian West Bank to the occupation state of Israel.
Many observers suggest that such an annexation is illegal, based on international law and relevant United Nations’ resolutions and that if Israel goes ahead with the plan, the region could enter a new cycle of violence.
According to United Nations’ Security Council resolution, 242 of 1967, Israel is an occupying power that should immediately withdraw its forces from Arab and Palestinian lands, including the West Bank, which it occupied by force in June 4, 1967.
In Ramallah city, local sources confirmed that Israeli troops invaded the Almazr’a village, north of the city, as well as the Ni’lin village, to the west, before they abducted four residents, identified as Amro Abu Qre’, 24, an ex-prisoner, Mohammad Hannoun, 28 and his brother, Ahmad Hannoun, 26. video
In the southern West Bank city of Hebron, Israeli troops abducted six residents, including Ameen Alsaleeby, 18, a high-school student and child Khalil Za’leeq, 16.
Local sources in the city said that all those abducted were taken to an Israeli military post that is a part of the Israeli colonial settlement of Karmi Tsour, as well as to the Etzion military post, north of Hebron.
Also in Hebron, Israeli troops invaded the Tabqa village, south of the city and abducted Faker Abu Ras, 25 and Ahmad Abu Ras. The troops also invaded the al-Fawwar refugee camp in the city, before they abducted Ahmad Jamal and Ataiya Alnajjar, 36. Witnesses said that Israeli soldiers vandalized the homes of the two Palestinians, as well.
In the West Bank city of Jericho, Israeli troops abducted five other residents, after having invaded the Jiftlick village, north of the city. Local sources identified those abducted as Amin Annouz, Jom’a Jahaleen, Anwar Abu Jouda and his two sons Raed and Jehad.
Meanwhile, Israeli troops in the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem, abducted three residents from the Alshouka neighborhood, north of the city. They were identified as Abdallah Barakat, 25, Mohammad Hanoun, 26, Samir Subhi and Mohammad Mahdawi, 26.
In Nablus city, Israeli troops abducted three Palestinian residents after having invaded the Balata refugee camp. The abducted Palestinians were identified as Ayham Arayshi, 20, Mohammad Arasyshi, 20, Wa’el Abu Mustafa, 17.
In the meantime, sources in the internationally-recognized occupied East Jerusalem, Israeli troops abducted two Palestinians, identified as Jehad Qous and Rawhi Alkalghasi. video
Noteworthy, Israeli troops’ practice of abduction has been recently been stepped up, as Israeli leaders have declared their intention to annex the Palestinian West Bank to the occupation state of Israel.
Many observers suggest that such an annexation is illegal, based on international law and relevant United Nations’ resolutions and that if Israel goes ahead with the plan, the region could enter a new cycle of violence.
According to United Nations’ Security Council resolution, 242 of 1967, Israel is an occupying power that should immediately withdraw its forces from Arab and Palestinian lands, including the West Bank, which it occupied by force in June 4, 1967.
Israeli forces today seized bulldozers, a water tank and a water irrigation system in al-Jiftlik village in the occupied Jordan Valley and declared the area a closed military zone, according to Palestinian activists and security sources.
The sources told WAFA that Israeli soldiers set up a checkpoint in al-Jiftlik and prevented people from accessing the nearby city of Jericho, while telling people that al-Jiftlik is a closed military zone until 6:00 P.M.
They also said that the soldiers broke into and ransacked several homes in the village and detailed five people, including a man and his two sons.
Meanwhile, soldiers dismantled and seized an irrigation system that was providing water to over 40 dunums of land planted with grape vines and palm trees, two bulldozers, a tractor and a water tank belonging to Palestinian citizens and families, according to Aref Daraghmeh, a local activist.
The sources told WAFA that Israeli soldiers set up a checkpoint in al-Jiftlik and prevented people from accessing the nearby city of Jericho, while telling people that al-Jiftlik is a closed military zone until 6:00 P.M.
They also said that the soldiers broke into and ransacked several homes in the village and detailed five people, including a man and his two sons.
Meanwhile, soldiers dismantled and seized an irrigation system that was providing water to over 40 dunums of land planted with grape vines and palm trees, two bulldozers, a tractor and a water tank belonging to Palestinian citizens and families, according to Aref Daraghmeh, a local activist.
Page: 2 - 1
