25 may 2015
Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC) called on the Palestinian resistance to hasten the implementation of a new prisoner swap deal in order to end the suffering of Palestinian detainees in Israeli jails.
Dr. Ahmad Bahar, the PLC Deputy Speaker, on Monday called on the Palestinian resistance factions to accomplish a new deal such as Wafaa al-Ahrar which was signed in October, 2010 between Hamas and Israel.
This came in the weekly solidarity sit-in with the Palestinian captives in front of the Red Cross headquarter in Gaza with the participation of PLC MPs and factions’ leaders.
Bahar pointed out that Israel holds 250 Palestinian minors, which is contrary to all international laws. He also condemned the Israeli policy of deliberate medical negligence against the Palestinian detainees inside Israeli jails.
He charged the Israeli Occupation Authority (IOA) with full responsibility for the lives of the sick prisoner MP Nayif al-Rujoub and captive Khader Adnan who is on hunger strike.
The PLC Deputy Speaker Bahar stressed that kidnapping the PLC MPs breeches the parliament immunity, calling for MPs in the world to intervene to pressure the IOA in order to release Palestinian deputies from Israeli prisons.
For his part, Mohammad al-Hindi, member of the political bureau of Islamic Jihad, charged the international human rights organizations of being “false witnesses” on the Israeli crimes.
He said, in a speech on behalf of the Palestinian factions in the sit-in, that prisoner Khader Adnan has been on hunger strike for the 22nd day in a row to protest against administrative detention without trial or charge.
The IOA is detaining about 7,000 Palestinian prisoners distributed to 25 jails and detention centers. The number includes 1500 sick captives in need for urgent surgeries, hundreds of women and minors, 12 MPs and 30 prisoners who spent more than 20 years in Israeli jails.
Dr. Ahmad Bahar, the PLC Deputy Speaker, on Monday called on the Palestinian resistance factions to accomplish a new deal such as Wafaa al-Ahrar which was signed in October, 2010 between Hamas and Israel.
This came in the weekly solidarity sit-in with the Palestinian captives in front of the Red Cross headquarter in Gaza with the participation of PLC MPs and factions’ leaders.
Bahar pointed out that Israel holds 250 Palestinian minors, which is contrary to all international laws. He also condemned the Israeli policy of deliberate medical negligence against the Palestinian detainees inside Israeli jails.
He charged the Israeli Occupation Authority (IOA) with full responsibility for the lives of the sick prisoner MP Nayif al-Rujoub and captive Khader Adnan who is on hunger strike.
The PLC Deputy Speaker Bahar stressed that kidnapping the PLC MPs breeches the parliament immunity, calling for MPs in the world to intervene to pressure the IOA in order to release Palestinian deputies from Israeli prisons.
For his part, Mohammad al-Hindi, member of the political bureau of Islamic Jihad, charged the international human rights organizations of being “false witnesses” on the Israeli crimes.
He said, in a speech on behalf of the Palestinian factions in the sit-in, that prisoner Khader Adnan has been on hunger strike for the 22nd day in a row to protest against administrative detention without trial or charge.
The IOA is detaining about 7,000 Palestinian prisoners distributed to 25 jails and detention centers. The number includes 1500 sick captives in need for urgent surgeries, hundreds of women and minors, 12 MPs and 30 prisoners who spent more than 20 years in Israeli jails.
The Israeli military court in Ofer has sentenced Aziz Dweik, the speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC) to 12 months and a fine estimated at 6,000 shekels.
Dr. Aziz Dweik has been detained in Israeli jails since June 16, 2014. He was arrested in an Israeli detention campaign against dozens of the PLC MPs, ex-detainees and other activists in the West Bank.
Ahrar Center for Prisoners and Human Rights condemned the ruling and called for releasing Dweik along with all other MPs.
The center revealed that the Israeli Occupation Authority (IOA) deliberately targets the Palestinian members of the parliament after Hamas had won the elections in 2006. Since then, the IOA has been tightening the noose on the MPs and forbidding them from doing their duties toward the Palestinian people.
Israel is detaining 12 Palestinian MPs including the PLC speaker Aziz Dweik, Hassan Yusuf, Mohammad al-Natsheh, Husni al-Bourini, Mohammad Bader, Azzam Salhab, Riyad Raddad, Nayif al-Rujoub, Khalil al-Rabi in addition to Ahmad Saadat, Marwan al-Barghouti and Khaledah Jarrar.
Dr. Aziz Dweik has been detained in Israeli jails since June 16, 2014. He was arrested in an Israeli detention campaign against dozens of the PLC MPs, ex-detainees and other activists in the West Bank.
Ahrar Center for Prisoners and Human Rights condemned the ruling and called for releasing Dweik along with all other MPs.
The center revealed that the Israeli Occupation Authority (IOA) deliberately targets the Palestinian members of the parliament after Hamas had won the elections in 2006. Since then, the IOA has been tightening the noose on the MPs and forbidding them from doing their duties toward the Palestinian people.
Israel is detaining 12 Palestinian MPs including the PLC speaker Aziz Dweik, Hassan Yusuf, Mohammad al-Natsheh, Husni al-Bourini, Mohammad Bader, Azzam Salhab, Riyad Raddad, Nayif al-Rujoub, Khalil al-Rabi in addition to Ahmad Saadat, Marwan al-Barghouti and Khaledah Jarrar.
Israeli military invaded on Monday at dawn areas in occupied East Jerusalem, troops searched homes and kidnapped 16 civilians including a number of teenagers.
According to local sources homes were searched by Israeli troops in the town of Silwan and Jerusalem’s old city, were 11 civilians were kidnapped including five teenagers.
Moreover, Israeli soldiers kidnapped five Palestinian men as they were leaving Al Aqsa mosque after conducting dawn prayers.
According to local sources homes were searched by Israeli troops in the town of Silwan and Jerusalem’s old city, were 11 civilians were kidnapped including five teenagers.
Moreover, Israeli soldiers kidnapped five Palestinian men as they were leaving Al Aqsa mosque after conducting dawn prayers.
The Israeli occupation police on Monday morning arrested five Palestinian civilians from Muslims’ holy al-Aqsa Mosque at the same time as they safeguarded hordes of fanatic settlers defiling the holy site on accounts of upcoming Jewish holidays.
According to the Quds Press news agency, the Israeli occupation cops detained five Palestinians, identified as Qusai Dendis, Mohamed al-Hashlamon, Taha Shawahna and Abu Bakr Sheimi from the Al-Silsila Gate. Nidham Abu Ramouz was meanwhile kidnapped from al-Asbat Gate.
In the meantime, three gangs of Israeli extremist settlers, escorted by police guards, broke into the al-Aqsa Mosque and defiled its plazas until 9 a.m., the same source added.
The peaceful Muslim sit-inners at the Mosque have stood on the alert to such desecration break-ins, chanting “Allah the Greatest” all the way through.
The Israeli break-inners attempted at stepping up tension at the holy site by performing a set of sacrilegious rituals and yelling anti-Muslim slogans.
Earlier, in a predawn abduction campaign launched across Occupied Jerusalem the Israeli occupation forces kidnapped 10 Palestinians, mostly minors in their 16s of age, from Jerusalem’s neighborhoods of Ras al-Amoud, Silwan, and al-Issawiya.
According to the Quds Press news agency, the Israeli occupation cops detained five Palestinians, identified as Qusai Dendis, Mohamed al-Hashlamon, Taha Shawahna and Abu Bakr Sheimi from the Al-Silsila Gate. Nidham Abu Ramouz was meanwhile kidnapped from al-Asbat Gate.
In the meantime, three gangs of Israeli extremist settlers, escorted by police guards, broke into the al-Aqsa Mosque and defiled its plazas until 9 a.m., the same source added.
The peaceful Muslim sit-inners at the Mosque have stood on the alert to such desecration break-ins, chanting “Allah the Greatest” all the way through.
The Israeli break-inners attempted at stepping up tension at the holy site by performing a set of sacrilegious rituals and yelling anti-Muslim slogans.
Earlier, in a predawn abduction campaign launched across Occupied Jerusalem the Israeli occupation forces kidnapped 10 Palestinians, mostly minors in their 16s of age, from Jerusalem’s neighborhoods of Ras al-Amoud, Silwan, and al-Issawiya.
Palestinian prisoner in chains - source
Israeli forces use extreme and brutal methods to force confessions out of Palestinian detainees for "crimes against Israel" such as stone-throwing.
The head of the Palestinian Authority prisoners' affairs committee, Issa Qarage, met with former detainee Noor Muhammad Hilmi Hamamrah, age 15, while visiting prisoners' families in the northern West Bank village of Qusin in the Nablus district.
Hamamrah explained to Qarage that while he was detained in Israel's Etzion detention center, interrogators forced his mouth open and began to pry his braces off of his teeth. The interrogator threatened to rip out all of Hamamrah's teeth if he did not confess to throwing stones at Israeli cars.
This is not the first or last of the countless accounts of disturbing and violent treatment of Palestinian detainees in Israeli detention centers. A UN report from 2013 says that the abuse of Palestinians held in Israeli prisons is "widespread, systematic and institutionalized." The report also said that there was evidence of "cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment" in prisons.
Information gathered from Ma'an and the UN report on Palestinian prisoners.
Israeli forces use extreme and brutal methods to force confessions out of Palestinian detainees for "crimes against Israel" such as stone-throwing.
The head of the Palestinian Authority prisoners' affairs committee, Issa Qarage, met with former detainee Noor Muhammad Hilmi Hamamrah, age 15, while visiting prisoners' families in the northern West Bank village of Qusin in the Nablus district.
Hamamrah explained to Qarage that while he was detained in Israel's Etzion detention center, interrogators forced his mouth open and began to pry his braces off of his teeth. The interrogator threatened to rip out all of Hamamrah's teeth if he did not confess to throwing stones at Israeli cars.
This is not the first or last of the countless accounts of disturbing and violent treatment of Palestinian detainees in Israeli detention centers. A UN report from 2013 says that the abuse of Palestinians held in Israeli prisons is "widespread, systematic and institutionalized." The report also said that there was evidence of "cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment" in prisons.
Information gathered from Ma'an and the UN report on Palestinian prisoners.
The Israeli occupation police kidnapped eight Palestinian young men from their homes during raids last night and at dawn Monday in different areas of east Jerusalem.
Local sources said the police stormed at an early hour today some neighborhoods of Silwan district, south of the Aqsa Mosque, and kidnapped Ahmed Ghaith, 17, Hamdi Jaber, 17, Sa'eid al-Keswani, 16, and Mohamed Ruwaidi, 15.
Two other young men were also taken prisoners during raids at dawn in Issawiya district.
Last night, the Israeli police said it had arrested two young men identified as Laith Shalabi and Yousuf Abu Remaila during a campaign in the Old City of Jerusalem.
Local sources said the police stormed at an early hour today some neighborhoods of Silwan district, south of the Aqsa Mosque, and kidnapped Ahmed Ghaith, 17, Hamdi Jaber, 17, Sa'eid al-Keswani, 16, and Mohamed Ruwaidi, 15.
Two other young men were also taken prisoners during raids at dawn in Issawiya district.
Last night, the Israeli police said it had arrested two young men identified as Laith Shalabi and Yousuf Abu Remaila during a campaign in the Old City of Jerusalem.
The Israeli occupation police in occupied Jerusalem on Sunday released six Palestinian young men after arresting them at the Aqsa Mosque, on condition of staying away from the Islamic holy place for seven days.
Photojournalist Mohamed Qazaz, who works for a local media center, was among the young men who were detained and assaulted by policemen at the Aqsa Mosque.
Qazaz said he was covering the events that erupted when scores of Jewish settlers stormed the Mosque's courtyards under police protection.
The journalist suffered several bruises and injuries during the police attack.
The Israeli police also banned the entry of a young man to the Mosque for one day and another for 15 days as punitive measures for their alleged involvement in the events.
Photojournalist Mohamed Qazaz, who works for a local media center, was among the young men who were detained and assaulted by policemen at the Aqsa Mosque.
Qazaz said he was covering the events that erupted when scores of Jewish settlers stormed the Mosque's courtyards under police protection.
The journalist suffered several bruises and injuries during the police attack.
The Israeli police also banned the entry of a young man to the Mosque for one day and another for 15 days as punitive measures for their alleged involvement in the events.
24 may 2015
Palestinian sources revealed that Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested Sunday morning four 9-13-year-old Palestinian minors in Feraun town in southern Tulkarem.
The town’s council said, in a statement, that the IOF soldiers arrested the four minors near the agricultural gate of Feraun town which was established by the IOF to control the traffic of farmers whose farms are located behind the Separation Wall.
The four children are students in the town’s primary school, the statement underlined.
The council said that efforts have been made to release the Palestinian minors.
The town’s council said, in a statement, that the IOF soldiers arrested the four minors near the agricultural gate of Feraun town which was established by the IOF to control the traffic of farmers whose farms are located behind the Separation Wall.
The four children are students in the town’s primary school, the statement underlined.
The council said that efforts have been made to release the Palestinian minors.
A number of Palestinians, including minors, were nabbed on Sunday while others, including a 10-year-old girl, choked on tear gas in an arbitrary mass-abduction campaign launched by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) across the West Bank at predawn hours.
Sources based in the southern West Bank city of Bethlehem said the IOF summoned two Palestinian youths, from Beit Fajar town, for interrogation at the Etzion camp after having stormed their family homes before daybreak.
The same sources identified the two youngsters as Anwar Hussein Taqatqa and Abdul Rahman Salama Balu.
The IOF soldiers further ravaged Palestinian civilian homes in Bethlehem’s eastern town of Tekoa shortly before they rolled into the nearby Yabad town and nabbed the 14-year-old Amer Abdul Rahman Ba’jawi and the 16-year-old Sanad Khedr Masharqa.
Al-Khalil based sources, meanwhile, said dozens of Palestinian civilians choked on tear gas canisters heavily unleashed by the IOF during a raid in Beit Ummar town, to the north of the city.
The heavily-armed IOF troops also showered Palestinian homes with torrents of tear gas grenades. 10-year-old Rahaf Ali Awad and 60-year-old Meriam Abu Ayash sustained critical breathing disorders in the process due to heavy gas inhalation and were rushed to a local clinic for urgent treatment.
Earlier, afternoon Saturday, a state of panic overwhelmed Palestinian children and women after IOF patrols rolled into Tarqumiya, to the west of al-Khalil, in such a remarkably violent manner.
Sources based in the southern West Bank city of Bethlehem said the IOF summoned two Palestinian youths, from Beit Fajar town, for interrogation at the Etzion camp after having stormed their family homes before daybreak.
The same sources identified the two youngsters as Anwar Hussein Taqatqa and Abdul Rahman Salama Balu.
The IOF soldiers further ravaged Palestinian civilian homes in Bethlehem’s eastern town of Tekoa shortly before they rolled into the nearby Yabad town and nabbed the 14-year-old Amer Abdul Rahman Ba’jawi and the 16-year-old Sanad Khedr Masharqa.
Al-Khalil based sources, meanwhile, said dozens of Palestinian civilians choked on tear gas canisters heavily unleashed by the IOF during a raid in Beit Ummar town, to the north of the city.
The heavily-armed IOF troops also showered Palestinian homes with torrents of tear gas grenades. 10-year-old Rahaf Ali Awad and 60-year-old Meriam Abu Ayash sustained critical breathing disorders in the process due to heavy gas inhalation and were rushed to a local clinic for urgent treatment.
Earlier, afternoon Saturday, a state of panic overwhelmed Palestinian children and women after IOF patrols rolled into Tarqumiya, to the west of al-Khalil, in such a remarkably violent manner.
The Palestinian Prisoner’s Society (PPS) on Sunday launched distress signals over the exacerbated health status of Palestinian prisoner patients and the preplanned medical neglect at the Israeli Ramla prison clinic.
A press statement released by the PPS quoted a lawyer as reporting, following a visit he paid to the Ramla clinic, that the health status of Palestinian detainees has remarkably deteriorated due to the mistreatment and torture they have been made to endure at the hands of the Israeli wardens.
Earlier, some few days ago, Israeli special forces broke into the prison clinic and forced the inmates out of their cells on alleged accounts of routine searches.
25-year-old Palestinian detainee Shadi Dharaghma has launched a cry for help after his health conditions have sharply deteriorated due to the torture and mistreatment he has been subjected to since his arrest in August, the statement further pointed out.
Prisoner Dharaghma has been diagnosed with sore pains and critical injuries in his thighs and feet and with acute nephritis along with hemiplegia inflicted by Israeli bullet fire hitting his spine in 2007.
The statement further warned of the repercussions of Israeli bullet fire on the health of 35-year-old Ashraf Abu al-Huda, resulting in critical spine damages and neurological disorders.
A press statement released by the PPS quoted a lawyer as reporting, following a visit he paid to the Ramla clinic, that the health status of Palestinian detainees has remarkably deteriorated due to the mistreatment and torture they have been made to endure at the hands of the Israeli wardens.
Earlier, some few days ago, Israeli special forces broke into the prison clinic and forced the inmates out of their cells on alleged accounts of routine searches.
25-year-old Palestinian detainee Shadi Dharaghma has launched a cry for help after his health conditions have sharply deteriorated due to the torture and mistreatment he has been subjected to since his arrest in August, the statement further pointed out.
Prisoner Dharaghma has been diagnosed with sore pains and critical injuries in his thighs and feet and with acute nephritis along with hemiplegia inflicted by Israeli bullet fire hitting his spine in 2007.
The statement further warned of the repercussions of Israeli bullet fire on the health of 35-year-old Ashraf Abu al-Huda, resulting in critical spine damages and neurological disorders.
Israeli soldiers kidnapped, Sunday, six Palestinian Muslim worshipers in the courtyards of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, in occupied East Jerusalem, as groups of Israeli fanatics stormed the area while chanting and carrying Israeli flags.
The soldiers kidnapped the six Palestinians, and violently beat one of them causing various cuts and bruises, the WAFA Palestinian news agency said.
The kidnapped have been identified as camera operator Mohammad al-Qazzaz, Jarrah Abu Saleh, Tamer Shala’ta, Rami al-Fakhoury, Qussai Dandees and one woman who remained unidentified until the time of this report.
The arrests took place after local worshipers prevented groups of Israeli extremists from storming the courtyards of the mosque, before the soldiers invaded the area through the al-Magharba Gate.
Tension was also mounting near the Chain Gate as groups of Israeli fanatics gathered there while chanting, and trying to prevent the Muslim worshipers from entering the mosque.
Earlier on Sunday, the soldiers and police imposed severe restrictions on the local worshipers, and started pushing them away before kidnapping one woman and a young man.
The soldiers kidnapped the six Palestinians, and violently beat one of them causing various cuts and bruises, the WAFA Palestinian news agency said.
The kidnapped have been identified as camera operator Mohammad al-Qazzaz, Jarrah Abu Saleh, Tamer Shala’ta, Rami al-Fakhoury, Qussai Dandees and one woman who remained unidentified until the time of this report.
The arrests took place after local worshipers prevented groups of Israeli extremists from storming the courtyards of the mosque, before the soldiers invaded the area through the al-Magharba Gate.
Tension was also mounting near the Chain Gate as groups of Israeli fanatics gathered there while chanting, and trying to prevent the Muslim worshipers from entering the mosque.
Earlier on Sunday, the soldiers and police imposed severe restrictions on the local worshipers, and started pushing them away before kidnapping one woman and a young man.
The Islamic-Christian Committee to Support Occupied Jerusalem and Holy Sites on Sunday warned from calls by the Temple mount organization, to collectively raid Al-Aqsa mosque on the occasion of Revelation of the Torah.
The committee considered these calls a threatening danger on the holy mosque, where extremist groups will pilgrim collectively today and tomorrow. It also called on the Palestinians who can reach the mosque to be there and protect it from settler attacks.
Secretary general of the committee, Dr. Hanna Issa said that these attacks reflect the Israeli extremism and Zionist ideology, which violates religious rights and attacks sanctuaries and houses of worship, violating all the international laws.
The committee in a statement assured that the repetitive attacks on Al-Aqsa mosque flagrantly challenge the international community and religious rights. The committee added that the attacks were preparation for the proclaimed day to establish the temple mount over the ruins of Al-Aqsa mosque.
The statement pointed out new violation every single day, including attacks, prayers, Talmudic traditions in Muslim compounds, in addition to the continuous excavations and Judaization activities.
To his part, head of the Higher Islamic committee, His Eminence Sheikh Ikrima Sabri told PNN that the settler groups exploit their religious occasions to break into Al-Aqsa mosque, adding that the situation was becoming more nervous and intense day by day.
Israeli occupation forces this morning imposed curfew on Al-Aqsa mosque and restrictions on the worshipers, preventing them from entering, in addition to closing down the markets around the mosque while the Israeli settlers were allowed into the mosque.
The settlers were escorted by the Israeli police and private units, physically attacking the Palestinians, of whom one woman and one youngster were arrested.
The committee considered these calls a threatening danger on the holy mosque, where extremist groups will pilgrim collectively today and tomorrow. It also called on the Palestinians who can reach the mosque to be there and protect it from settler attacks.
Secretary general of the committee, Dr. Hanna Issa said that these attacks reflect the Israeli extremism and Zionist ideology, which violates religious rights and attacks sanctuaries and houses of worship, violating all the international laws.
The committee in a statement assured that the repetitive attacks on Al-Aqsa mosque flagrantly challenge the international community and religious rights. The committee added that the attacks were preparation for the proclaimed day to establish the temple mount over the ruins of Al-Aqsa mosque.
The statement pointed out new violation every single day, including attacks, prayers, Talmudic traditions in Muslim compounds, in addition to the continuous excavations and Judaization activities.
To his part, head of the Higher Islamic committee, His Eminence Sheikh Ikrima Sabri told PNN that the settler groups exploit their religious occasions to break into Al-Aqsa mosque, adding that the situation was becoming more nervous and intense day by day.
Israeli occupation forces this morning imposed curfew on Al-Aqsa mosque and restrictions on the worshipers, preventing them from entering, in addition to closing down the markets around the mosque while the Israeli settlers were allowed into the mosque.
The settlers were escorted by the Israeli police and private units, physically attacking the Palestinians, of whom one woman and one youngster were arrested.
Palestinian prisoner Ibrahim Hamed, from Silwad town in Ramallah, has entered his 10th year in Israeli jails.
Prisoner Hamed, leader of al-Qassam Brigades of Hamas in the West Bank, was kidnapped from his home in Ramallah on May 23, 203 after an eight-year manhunt.
Afterwards, an Israeli court sentenced him to 54 life prison terms on charges of his armed activities against Israel.
Prisoner Hamed, leader of al-Qassam Brigades of Hamas in the West Bank, was kidnapped from his home in Ramallah on May 23, 203 after an eight-year manhunt.
Afterwards, an Israeli court sentenced him to 54 life prison terms on charges of his armed activities against Israel.
The health condition of Palestinian prisoner Yousri al-Masri has reached a life-threatening stage and he could lose his life any moment, according to Muhjat al-Quds foundation.
The foundation said that prisoner Masri, as a result of his cancer condition, suffers from serious physical weakness, fainting spells, acute pains in the liver, stomach, and colon, a sharp rise in temperature and tachycardia.
It noted that despite the critical health condition of the prisoner, the Israeli prison doctors stopped to give him medication and refused his transfer to hospital at the pretext that his body became extremely weak and thus he would need a special ambulance instead of the jail vehicle.
It appealed to human rights groups to necessarily intervene to pressure the Israeli side to release prisoner Masri immediately.
The foundation said that prisoner Masri, as a result of his cancer condition, suffers from serious physical weakness, fainting spells, acute pains in the liver, stomach, and colon, a sharp rise in temperature and tachycardia.
It noted that despite the critical health condition of the prisoner, the Israeli prison doctors stopped to give him medication and refused his transfer to hospital at the pretext that his body became extremely weak and thus he would need a special ambulance instead of the jail vehicle.
It appealed to human rights groups to necessarily intervene to pressure the Israeli side to release prisoner Masri immediately.
Israeli sources have reported on Saturday at night that two Israeli teens were stabbed near the Damascus Gate, in the Old City of occupied Jerusalem, and suffered moderate-but-stable injuries.
Israeli Jerusalem Post has reported that medics arrived on the and provided first aid to the two 17-year-old teens, before moving them to the Hadassah Ein Karem Hospital, in Jerusalem, suffering injuries to their upper bodies. The newspaper also reported that the two were on their way to a study session at the Western Wall, marking the Shavuot Jewish holiday.
The Israeli Police said they arrested a 19-year-old Palestinian teen from his home in the Old City of Jerusalem and moved him to an interrogation center; the police said the teen “was caught on a surveillance camera,” but did not provide any further information.
On Wednesday, May 20, Israeli police shot and killed a Palestinian man after he allegedly rammed two officers with his vehicle.
His family denied the Israeli allegations, and said he is a father of five children (Rasha 14, Hamza 11, Raghad, 9, Hala, 6, and Mohammad, only 14 months of age); and he was planning to take his family on a trip to Turkey, but the accident with the officers landed him in prison with a potential life sentence.
Israeli police arrest stabber of settlers
The Israeli occupation police said it arrested a Palestinian young man suspected of carrying a stabbing attack on two Israelis on Sunday night in the holy city of Jerusalem.
The Jerusalem Post newspaper reported that two Jewish settlers, both 17, were stabbed by a Palestinian young man near Bab al-Amoud area in east Jerusalem.
It described the injuries of the settlers as moderate and claimed they were on their way to the eastern wall (al-Buraq wall of the Aqsa Mosque) to perform prayers.
Israeli Jerusalem Post has reported that medics arrived on the and provided first aid to the two 17-year-old teens, before moving them to the Hadassah Ein Karem Hospital, in Jerusalem, suffering injuries to their upper bodies. The newspaper also reported that the two were on their way to a study session at the Western Wall, marking the Shavuot Jewish holiday.
The Israeli Police said they arrested a 19-year-old Palestinian teen from his home in the Old City of Jerusalem and moved him to an interrogation center; the police said the teen “was caught on a surveillance camera,” but did not provide any further information.
On Wednesday, May 20, Israeli police shot and killed a Palestinian man after he allegedly rammed two officers with his vehicle.
His family denied the Israeli allegations, and said he is a father of five children (Rasha 14, Hamza 11, Raghad, 9, Hala, 6, and Mohammad, only 14 months of age); and he was planning to take his family on a trip to Turkey, but the accident with the officers landed him in prison with a potential life sentence.
Israeli police arrest stabber of settlers
The Israeli occupation police said it arrested a Palestinian young man suspected of carrying a stabbing attack on two Israelis on Sunday night in the holy city of Jerusalem.
The Jerusalem Post newspaper reported that two Jewish settlers, both 17, were stabbed by a Palestinian young man near Bab al-Amoud area in east Jerusalem.
It described the injuries of the settlers as moderate and claimed they were on their way to the eastern wall (al-Buraq wall of the Aqsa Mosque) to perform prayers.
