5 mar 2019
Israeli forces detained at least 12 Palestinians, including a woman, across the occupied West Bank, on predawn Tuesday.
Palestine Prisoner’s Society (PPS) said that Israeli forces detained two Palestinians in the southern West Bank district of Hebron. They were identified as Muhammad Fayez Zeidat and Naim Hashem Armilat.
In the southern West Bank district of Bethlehem, four Palestinians were detained. PPS identified them as Ahmad al-Seifi, Adi Abu Nasser, Raed Mousa, and Adi Abu Nassar.
In the central West Bank district of Ramallah, another three Palestinians were detained. They were identified as Amal Barghouth, Khaled Barghouth, and Abada Ahmad Muhammad Qasem.
In the northern West Bank district of Jenin, two Palestinians were detained by Israeli forces. They were identified as Khalil Ramzi Huwayel and Arsan Qarini.
In the northern West Bank district of Salfit, one Palestinian was detained and identified as Zahir al-Einabusi.
According to prisoners rights group Addameer, there are 5,450 Palestinian prisoners being held in Israeli prisons, including 53 female prisoners.
IOF launches large-scale arrest campaign in West Bank
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Tuesday arrested a number of Palestinians during West Bank sweeps.
Local sources said that the IOF arrested the wife of the Palestinian prisoner in Israeli jails Tareq Barghout during a raid on their home in Ramallah.
Meanwhile in Bethlehem, the IOF kidnapped Uday Abu Nassar and Ahmad al-Saifi, and handed Ahmad Abu Mefreh and Majd al-Shaer orders to appear before the Israeli Intelligence Service for interrogation.
Two Palestinian youths identified as Khalil Hawil and Mohammed Zeidat were arrested in Jenin and al-Khalil, and a third named Ehab al-Qawasmeh was handed an interrogation summons.
According to local residents, the IOF raided several homes in Nablus, searched them, and seized about 4,000 NIS.
The IOF at daybreak stormed Qalqilya, raided the family house of a Palestinian martyr, and wreaked havoc on it.
Palestine Prisoner’s Society (PPS) said that Israeli forces detained two Palestinians in the southern West Bank district of Hebron. They were identified as Muhammad Fayez Zeidat and Naim Hashem Armilat.
In the southern West Bank district of Bethlehem, four Palestinians were detained. PPS identified them as Ahmad al-Seifi, Adi Abu Nasser, Raed Mousa, and Adi Abu Nassar.
In the central West Bank district of Ramallah, another three Palestinians were detained. They were identified as Amal Barghouth, Khaled Barghouth, and Abada Ahmad Muhammad Qasem.
In the northern West Bank district of Jenin, two Palestinians were detained by Israeli forces. They were identified as Khalil Ramzi Huwayel and Arsan Qarini.
In the northern West Bank district of Salfit, one Palestinian was detained and identified as Zahir al-Einabusi.
According to prisoners rights group Addameer, there are 5,450 Palestinian prisoners being held in Israeli prisons, including 53 female prisoners.
IOF launches large-scale arrest campaign in West Bank
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Tuesday arrested a number of Palestinians during West Bank sweeps.
Local sources said that the IOF arrested the wife of the Palestinian prisoner in Israeli jails Tareq Barghout during a raid on their home in Ramallah.
Meanwhile in Bethlehem, the IOF kidnapped Uday Abu Nassar and Ahmad al-Saifi, and handed Ahmad Abu Mefreh and Majd al-Shaer orders to appear before the Israeli Intelligence Service for interrogation.
Two Palestinian youths identified as Khalil Hawil and Mohammed Zeidat were arrested in Jenin and al-Khalil, and a third named Ehab al-Qawasmeh was handed an interrogation summons.
According to local residents, the IOF raided several homes in Nablus, searched them, and seized about 4,000 NIS.
The IOF at daybreak stormed Qalqilya, raided the family house of a Palestinian martyr, and wreaked havoc on it.
In coordination with the Red Cross, the Israeli occupation authority at dawn Tuesday allowed only five Palestinian citizens from Gaza to visit their relatives in Eshel jail.
Five members of families, including a girl child, left Gaza aboard a bus at dawn through the Beit Hanoun (Erez) crossing to visit four relatives in Eshel prison, according to a statement released by the Red Cross.
There are more than 6,000 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails suffering from harsh incarceration condition and medical neglect.
Five members of families, including a girl child, left Gaza aboard a bus at dawn through the Beit Hanoun (Erez) crossing to visit four relatives in Eshel prison, according to a statement released by the Red Cross.
There are more than 6,000 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails suffering from harsh incarceration condition and medical neglect.
Israeli soldiers abducted, Tuesday, two Palestinians from their homes, in Hebron governorate, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank.
The Hebron office of the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has reported that the soldiers invaded and searched homes in Bani Naim town, east of the city, and abducted Mohammad Fayez Zeidat, and Naim Hashem Irmeilat.
It added that the soldiers also invaded Beit Kahil town, west of Hebron, and searched several homes, including the home of a former political prisoner, identified as Abu Hamza Zohour.
The soldiers also summoned for interrogation Ehab al-Qawasma, after invading his home in Hebron city.
In addition, the army installed roadblocks on Hebron’s northern and southern roads, in addition to the entrances of Sa’ir and Halhoul towns, before stopping and searching dozens of cars, and interrogated many Palestinians while inspecting their ID cards.
The Hebron office of the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has reported that the soldiers invaded and searched homes in Bani Naim town, east of the city, and abducted Mohammad Fayez Zeidat, and Naim Hashem Irmeilat.
It added that the soldiers also invaded Beit Kahil town, west of Hebron, and searched several homes, including the home of a former political prisoner, identified as Abu Hamza Zohour.
The soldiers also summoned for interrogation Ehab al-Qawasma, after invading his home in Hebron city.
In addition, the army installed roadblocks on Hebron’s northern and southern roads, in addition to the entrances of Sa’ir and Halhoul towns, before stopping and searching dozens of cars, and interrogated many Palestinians while inspecting their ID cards.
Israeli soldiers abducted, on Tuesday at dawn, three Palestinians, and summoned two others, for interrogation, after invading their homes in Bethlehem, in the occupied West Bank.
Media sources said the soldiers invaded and searched many homes in Deheishe refugee camp, south of Bethlehem, and abducted Ahmad As’ad Saifi, 20, and Odai Mustafa Abu Nassar, 24.
They added that the soldiers also abducted a teenage boy, identified as Raed Hasan Mousa, from his home in the al-Khader town, south of Bethlehem.
The soldiers also invaded and searched homes in Teqoua’ town, southeast of Bethlehem, and summoned Mohammad Jom’a Sha’er, 16, and Ahmad Mahmoud Abu Mfarreh, 16, for interrogation in Etzion military base, south of Bethlehem.
Media sources said the soldiers invaded and searched many homes in Deheishe refugee camp, south of Bethlehem, and abducted Ahmad As’ad Saifi, 20, and Odai Mustafa Abu Nassar, 24.
They added that the soldiers also abducted a teenage boy, identified as Raed Hasan Mousa, from his home in the al-Khader town, south of Bethlehem.
The soldiers also invaded and searched homes in Teqoua’ town, southeast of Bethlehem, and summoned Mohammad Jom’a Sha’er, 16, and Ahmad Mahmoud Abu Mfarreh, 16, for interrogation in Etzion military base, south of Bethlehem.
Israeli soldiers abducted, Monday, a former Palestinian political prisoner from occupied Jerusalem, just one week following his release after spending a prison sentence of 17 years.
Media sources said the soldiers abducted Abdul-Rahman Mahmoud, from the al-‘Isawiya town in occupied Jerusalem, after summoning him for interrogation in Ofer prison, near Ramallah.
Mahmoud is a former political prisoner who was released just a week ago, after spending a prison sentence of seventeen years, and received an order exiling him from Jerusalem for ten days, before he was sent to Jericho.
Following his Monday abduction, the detainee was remanded for 24 hours, and will be sent to the District Court, in Jerusalem, Tuesday.
Media sources said the soldiers abducted Abdul-Rahman Mahmoud, from the al-‘Isawiya town in occupied Jerusalem, after summoning him for interrogation in Ofer prison, near Ramallah.
Mahmoud is a former political prisoner who was released just a week ago, after spending a prison sentence of seventeen years, and received an order exiling him from Jerusalem for ten days, before he was sent to Jericho.
Following his Monday abduction, the detainee was remanded for 24 hours, and will be sent to the District Court, in Jerusalem, Tuesday.
4 mar 2019
The Israeli military court of Ofer decided to release Palestinian prisoner Suheir al-Barghouthi, 59, on a bail of 10,000 ILS (almost $3000) and another third-party bail.
Lawyer of the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society (PPS), Munther Abu Ahmad, said that the court had previously ruled for al-Barghouthi’s release on a bail twice, but froze the decisions as the Israeli prosecution requested an appeal.
Al-Barghouthi will be released later Monday.
Al-Barghouthi whose husband and three sons are currently held in Israeli prisons while her fourth son was shot and killed by Israeli forces, in October, was being held under harsh conditions in a solitary confinement in the HaSharon Israeli prison.
Al-Barghouthi has not been allowed to go out to the prison's yard since her transfer to the HaSharon prison, pointing out that the IPS has not allowed her to receive clothes; al-Barghouthi has been in the same clothes since her detention on February 5th.
Al-Barghouti was detained from her home in the Kobar village, north of the central occupied West Bank city of Ramallah, on February 5th.
Israel accuses al-Barghouthi's son Assem of carrying out an attack killing two Israeli soldiers near Ramallah on December 13, one day after his brother, Saleh, was reportedly shot and killed by Israeli soldiers north of Ramallah.
Lawyer of the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society (PPS), Munther Abu Ahmad, said that the court had previously ruled for al-Barghouthi’s release on a bail twice, but froze the decisions as the Israeli prosecution requested an appeal.
Al-Barghouthi will be released later Monday.
Al-Barghouthi whose husband and three sons are currently held in Israeli prisons while her fourth son was shot and killed by Israeli forces, in October, was being held under harsh conditions in a solitary confinement in the HaSharon Israeli prison.
Al-Barghouthi has not been allowed to go out to the prison's yard since her transfer to the HaSharon prison, pointing out that the IPS has not allowed her to receive clothes; al-Barghouthi has been in the same clothes since her detention on February 5th.
Al-Barghouti was detained from her home in the Kobar village, north of the central occupied West Bank city of Ramallah, on February 5th.
Israel accuses al-Barghouthi's son Assem of carrying out an attack killing two Israeli soldiers near Ramallah on December 13, one day after his brother, Saleh, was reportedly shot and killed by Israeli soldiers north of Ramallah.
Israeli forces detained at least 25 Palestinians, including former prisoners, particularly throughout the central occupied West Bank, on predawn Monday.
According to Palestine Prisoner’s Society (PPS), Israeli forces detained 14 in the central West bank district of Jerusalem.
They were identified as Majd Ahmad al-Awar, Mahmoud Najib al-Awar, Nidal Safian al-Natsheh, Tareq Khaled Odeh, Mahdi Yousef Abu Diab, Abed al-Rahim al-Abassi, Tareq al-Abassi, Muhammad Khaled Sharifa, Tawfiq Othman, Amer Abu Isneineh, Hashem Muhammad Hamidan, Muhammad Zahran, Adham Muhammad Hamidan, and Wisam Rabie.
In the central West Bank district of Ramallah, eight Palestinians were detained. PPS identified them as Muhammad Hadi al-Asmar, Louay Fares Hamad, Ramez Issa Abed Hamad, Firas Mousa Suhayel, Mujahed al-Sheni, Yousef Muhammad al-Dik, Salah Wafiq Bazar, and Haitham Bassam Alqam.
In the central West Bank district of Jericho, one Palestinian was detained and identified as Amar Khaled Muhammad Qatuni.
In the northern West Bank district of Jenin, two former Palestinian prisoners were detained by Israeli forces. They were identified as Ahmad Ziyad Nazzal and Muhammad Rasem Khuzimiye.
According to prisoners rights group Addameer, there are 5,450 Palestinian prisoners being held in Israeli prisons.
According to Palestine Prisoner’s Society (PPS), Israeli forces detained 14 in the central West bank district of Jerusalem.
They were identified as Majd Ahmad al-Awar, Mahmoud Najib al-Awar, Nidal Safian al-Natsheh, Tareq Khaled Odeh, Mahdi Yousef Abu Diab, Abed al-Rahim al-Abassi, Tareq al-Abassi, Muhammad Khaled Sharifa, Tawfiq Othman, Amer Abu Isneineh, Hashem Muhammad Hamidan, Muhammad Zahran, Adham Muhammad Hamidan, and Wisam Rabie.
In the central West Bank district of Ramallah, eight Palestinians were detained. PPS identified them as Muhammad Hadi al-Asmar, Louay Fares Hamad, Ramez Issa Abed Hamad, Firas Mousa Suhayel, Mujahed al-Sheni, Yousef Muhammad al-Dik, Salah Wafiq Bazar, and Haitham Bassam Alqam.
In the central West Bank district of Jericho, one Palestinian was detained and identified as Amar Khaled Muhammad Qatuni.
In the northern West Bank district of Jenin, two former Palestinian prisoners were detained by Israeli forces. They were identified as Ahmad Ziyad Nazzal and Muhammad Rasem Khuzimiye.
According to prisoners rights group Addameer, there are 5,450 Palestinian prisoners being held in Israeli prisons.
Two Palestinian young men were killed and another was wounded at dawn Monday when soldiers opened fire at them near Kafr Ni'ma town in Ramallah.
The Israeli occupation army claimed that the young men carried out a car-ramming attack and threw Molotov cocktails at soldiers.
According to the Hebrew news website 0404, Israeli soldiers opened fire at three young men, killing two of them, after they threw Molotov cocktails. Another one suffered bullet injuries and was detained
Israel’s Channel 10, for its part, said that two Israeli soldiers were wounded after a Palestinian car ran them over in an area near Kafr Ni’ma town, west of Ramallah.
The Channel added that other soldiers responded immediately and opened fire at three young men aboard the car, killing two and injuring another.
Eyewitnesses reported that the Israeli occupation forces detained a Red Crescent ambulance crew and prevented it from going to the scene to provide medical assistance for the Palestinians.
Later, violent clashes broke out between local youths and Israeli forces at the main entrance to Kafr Ni’ma town. Live and rubber bullets were reportedly used by soldiers during the skirmishes, but luckily no one was injured.
The Israeli occupation army claimed that the young men carried out a car-ramming attack and threw Molotov cocktails at soldiers.
According to the Hebrew news website 0404, Israeli soldiers opened fire at three young men, killing two of them, after they threw Molotov cocktails. Another one suffered bullet injuries and was detained
Israel’s Channel 10, for its part, said that two Israeli soldiers were wounded after a Palestinian car ran them over in an area near Kafr Ni’ma town, west of Ramallah.
The Channel added that other soldiers responded immediately and opened fire at three young men aboard the car, killing two and injuring another.
Eyewitnesses reported that the Israeli occupation forces detained a Red Crescent ambulance crew and prevented it from going to the scene to provide medical assistance for the Palestinians.
Later, violent clashes broke out between local youths and Israeli forces at the main entrance to Kafr Ni’ma town. Live and rubber bullets were reportedly used by soldiers during the skirmishes, but luckily no one was injured.
At least 51 Jewish settlers, including intelligence officers, on Monday morning desecrated the Aqsa Mosque’s courtyards under tight police protection.
According to the Islamic Awqaf Authority in Occupied Jerusalem, the Israeli police allowed 38 settlers to defile the Aqsa Mosque and perform rituals near Bab al-Rahma.
13 intelligence officers in uniform also toured the Mosque’s courtyards in the morning.
Meanwhile, Israeli policemen rounded up Aqsa guard Samer Abu Quwaider and took him to one of its centers in the Old City for interrogation.
The Israeli police recently banished dozens of Aqsa guards and Awqaf officials from the Aqsa Mosque after detaining and interrogating them after they opened the Bab al-Rahma area of the Aqsa Mosque.
According to the Islamic Awqaf Authority in Occupied Jerusalem, the Israeli police allowed 38 settlers to defile the Aqsa Mosque and perform rituals near Bab al-Rahma.
13 intelligence officers in uniform also toured the Mosque’s courtyards in the morning.
Meanwhile, Israeli policemen rounded up Aqsa guard Samer Abu Quwaider and took him to one of its centers in the Old City for interrogation.
The Israeli police recently banished dozens of Aqsa guards and Awqaf officials from the Aqsa Mosque after detaining and interrogating them after they opened the Bab al-Rahma area of the Aqsa Mosque.
Dozens of Israeli soldiers invaded, on Monday at dawn, the al-Jalazoun refugee camp, north of the central West Bank city of Ramallah, searched homes and abducted one Palestinian.
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has reported that the soldiers conducted violent searches of homes, and interrogated many Palestinians.
The PPS added that the soldiers abducted a young man, identified as Mojahed ash-Shanni, 20, and took him to an unknown destination.
Many Palestinian youngsters protested the invasion, and hurled stones at the soldiers, while the army fired gas bombs and rubber-coated steel bullets.
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has reported that the soldiers conducted violent searches of homes, and interrogated many Palestinians.
The PPS added that the soldiers abducted a young man, identified as Mojahed ash-Shanni, 20, and took him to an unknown destination.
Many Palestinian youngsters protested the invasion, and hurled stones at the soldiers, while the army fired gas bombs and rubber-coated steel bullets.
Israeli soldiers invaded and violently searched, on Monday at dawn, dozens of homes in occupied Jerusalem, and abducted at least ten Palestinians, in addition to summing one for interrogation.
Media sources said the soldiers interrogated many Palestinians while searching their homes in the towns of al-‘Isawiya, Silwan Biddu and Beit Anan, in addition to the Old City, and inspected their ID cards.
They added that the soldiers abducted Tawfiq Othman, Abdul-Rahim Khalil Abbasi, Nidal Sufian Natsha, Tareq Sa’ada Abbasi, Majd Ahmad al-A’war and Mahmoud Najib al-A’war, from their homes in Silwan town, south of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Also in Silwan, the soldiers summoned Mohammad Shweiki for interrogation at a military base, in occupied Jerusalem.
The soldiers also abducted Omar Abu Sneina, from the al-‘Isawiya town, while Wisam Hussein Rabea’ was taken prisoner from his home in Beit Anan town, northwest of Jerusalem.
Furthermore, the soldiers invaded Biddu town, northwest of Jerusalem, and abducted Hashem Hmeidan.
Media sources said the soldiers interrogated many Palestinians while searching their homes in the towns of al-‘Isawiya, Silwan Biddu and Beit Anan, in addition to the Old City, and inspected their ID cards.
They added that the soldiers abducted Tawfiq Othman, Abdul-Rahim Khalil Abbasi, Nidal Sufian Natsha, Tareq Sa’ada Abbasi, Majd Ahmad al-A’war and Mahmoud Najib al-A’war, from their homes in Silwan town, south of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Also in Silwan, the soldiers summoned Mohammad Shweiki for interrogation at a military base, in occupied Jerusalem.
The soldiers also abducted Omar Abu Sneina, from the al-‘Isawiya town, while Wisam Hussein Rabea’ was taken prisoner from his home in Beit Anan town, northwest of Jerusalem.
Furthermore, the soldiers invaded Biddu town, northwest of Jerusalem, and abducted Hashem Hmeidan.
