17 nov 2014
An Israeli court of appeal on Sunday issued a verdict ordering the release of Palestinian prisoner Ra'ed Mousa next December.
Senior lawyer of the Palestinian prisoner society Jawad Bolos said that the military court of appeal in Ofer accepted the appeal filed by prisoner Mousa, who has been on hunger strike for 58 days, against his administrative detention.
Bolos added that the judge rejected the Israeli prosecutor's claim that Mousa was posing a threat to the public security and considered the pleadings presented by the defense.
The court set the date for his release on December 21, he noted.
The lawyer also said he would visit the hunger striking prisoner in Barzilai hospital on Monday and inform him about the court decision in order for him to decide on his hunger strike.
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Senior lawyer of the Palestinian prisoner society Jawad Bolos said that the military court of appeal in Ofer accepted the appeal filed by prisoner Mousa, who has been on hunger strike for 58 days, against his administrative detention.
Bolos added that the judge rejected the Israeli prosecutor's claim that Mousa was posing a threat to the public security and considered the pleadings presented by the defense.
The court set the date for his release on December 21, he noted.
The lawyer also said he would visit the hunger striking prisoner in Barzilai hospital on Monday and inform him about the court decision in order for him to decide on his hunger strike.
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Police Attack Worshipers In Jerusalem - Still Photo From Quds News Video
Israeli soldiers kidnapped, on Monday afternoon, a young Palestinian man and a woman, during nonviolent protests near the al-Aqsa Mosque, in occupied East Jerusalem. The army and police violently assaulted the protesters who were demanding to enter the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Local sources said dozens of women marched from Bab Hatta area, and headed towards Bab as-Silsila, to protest the army’s denial of the entry of women into the Al-Aqsa Mosque, for the tenth consecutive day.
The sources said that the women gathered near Bab Hatta, one of the gates of the al-Aqsa Mosque, and peacefully marched towards Bab as-Silsila before the soldiers and police officers assaulted them, and kidnapped one woman identified as Heba at-Tawil.
Soldiers also attacked another protest, held by Palestinian men near the Bab as-Silsila, and kidnapped a young man, identified as Akram Ash-Shurafa.
In addition, the Police attacked a number of women while trying to prevent them from kidnapping an elderly man identified as Abu Ali Shawahna, who was also assaulted and wounded by the police.
Earlier on Monday, a small group of Israeli fanatics invaded the yards of the Al-Aqsa Mosque through the al-Magharba Gate, accompanied by dozens of soldiers, and conducted provocative acts.
In addition, soldiers kidnapped three children in Jerusalem, and five Palestinians, including a child, in the West Bank city of Bethlehem.
Israeli soldiers kidnapped, on Monday afternoon, a young Palestinian man and a woman, during nonviolent protests near the al-Aqsa Mosque, in occupied East Jerusalem. The army and police violently assaulted the protesters who were demanding to enter the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Local sources said dozens of women marched from Bab Hatta area, and headed towards Bab as-Silsila, to protest the army’s denial of the entry of women into the Al-Aqsa Mosque, for the tenth consecutive day.
The sources said that the women gathered near Bab Hatta, one of the gates of the al-Aqsa Mosque, and peacefully marched towards Bab as-Silsila before the soldiers and police officers assaulted them, and kidnapped one woman identified as Heba at-Tawil.
Soldiers also attacked another protest, held by Palestinian men near the Bab as-Silsila, and kidnapped a young man, identified as Akram Ash-Shurafa.
In addition, the Police attacked a number of women while trying to prevent them from kidnapping an elderly man identified as Abu Ali Shawahna, who was also assaulted and wounded by the police.
Earlier on Monday, a small group of Israeli fanatics invaded the yards of the Al-Aqsa Mosque through the al-Magharba Gate, accompanied by dozens of soldiers, and conducted provocative acts.
In addition, soldiers kidnapped three children in Jerusalem, and five Palestinians, including a child, in the West Bank city of Bethlehem.
Israeli soldiers invaded a number of Palestinian communities in the West Bank district of Bethlehem, and kidnapped five Palestinians, including a child. The army also kidnapped three children in occupied East Jerusalem.
Local sources said several Israeli military vehicles invaded Beit Jala city, ‘Aida and the al-‘Azza refugee camps, broke into dozens of homes and searched them, before kidnapping the five Palestinians.
The kidnapped Palestinians have been identified as Hamza Adnan Abu Srour, 24, and Aladdin Abdul-Aziz Abu Srour, 24, from ‘Aida refugee camp, Ahmad Issam Abu Tarboush, 19, and ‘Amro Mohammad Attallah, 25, from al-‘Azza refugee camp, and a child identified as Sajed Ahmad Jawareesh, 15, from al-Jadawel area in Beit Jala.
In addition, soldiers kidnapped three children, while heading to school, in Silwan town in occupied East Jerusalem.
Local sources said the soldiers kidnapped Mahmoud Dweik, Mohammad Dweik and Abdul-Rahman Dweik, and took them to an interrogation center in the city. The kidnapped children are 9-14 years of age.
Local sources said several Israeli military vehicles invaded Beit Jala city, ‘Aida and the al-‘Azza refugee camps, broke into dozens of homes and searched them, before kidnapping the five Palestinians.
The kidnapped Palestinians have been identified as Hamza Adnan Abu Srour, 24, and Aladdin Abdul-Aziz Abu Srour, 24, from ‘Aida refugee camp, Ahmad Issam Abu Tarboush, 19, and ‘Amro Mohammad Attallah, 25, from al-‘Azza refugee camp, and a child identified as Sajed Ahmad Jawareesh, 15, from al-Jadawel area in Beit Jala.
In addition, soldiers kidnapped three children, while heading to school, in Silwan town in occupied East Jerusalem.
Local sources said the soldiers kidnapped Mahmoud Dweik, Mohammad Dweik and Abdul-Rahman Dweik, and took them to an interrogation center in the city. The kidnapped children are 9-14 years of age.
Israeli soldiers detained, Sunday, the wife of detainee Maher al-Hashlamoun, 30, who is currently held at the Etzion military base, near Bethlehem, and released her later on.
The Hebron Office of the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) said the soldiers held Bahiyya an-Natsha, the wife of Maher al-Hashlamoun, from seven in the morning and until 7:30 on the evening.
The soldiers did not state why they were detaining the woman, and just kept her held for more than twelve hours without any legal justification.
The PPS added that al-Hashlamoun, from the southern West Bank city of Hebron, was shot and wounded on November 10, near the Gush Etzion Junction, and has been held since then.
Al-Hashlamoun is a former political prisoner who previously spent five years in Israeli interrogation and detention centers.
The Hebron Office of the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) said the soldiers held Bahiyya an-Natsha, the wife of Maher al-Hashlamoun, from seven in the morning and until 7:30 on the evening.
The soldiers did not state why they were detaining the woman, and just kept her held for more than twelve hours without any legal justification.
The PPS added that al-Hashlamoun, from the southern West Bank city of Hebron, was shot and wounded on November 10, near the Gush Etzion Junction, and has been held since then.
Al-Hashlamoun is a former political prisoner who previously spent five years in Israeli interrogation and detention centers.
The Israeli police kidnapped, on Sunday evening, two young Palestinian men during what the police claimed “a search for a person who stabbed a man in occupied East Jerusalem."
Palestinian sources said the police kidnapped a Palestinian near the Sahera Gate, while the second Palestinian has been kidnapped another in a bus, in East Jerusalem.
Dozens of soldiers and police officers have been deployed in different parts of the city, especially in Bab al-‘Amoud area and the soldiers conducted searches of Palestinian homes, property and cars.
Israeli sources said a young man “believed to be an Arab” stabbed an Israeli man in the back using a screwdriver, and fled the scene; the wounded man is in his thirties.
According to Israeli daily, Haaretz, the man was stabbed near the Damascus Gate of the Old City, and ran away from the scene until running into Border Police officers in the Muslim Quarter, who then took him to a police station, before an Israeli ambulance transferred him to Shaare Zedek medical center.
At least eight Palestinians were abducted, late Saturday night and early Sunday, by the Israeli authorities in occupied East Jerusalem, whereas at least five others in the West Bank were summoned to appear for interrogation before the Israeli intelligence, say local sources.
Six Palestinians, identified as Islam and Rabah Odeh, Sharif Rajabi, Abud Abu Sbeih, Anwar Jamjoum and Kayed Kiswani, were taken during predawn raids across Jerusalem.
Later Sunday, Israeli police arrested two brothers from Bethlehem at their workplace in Jerusalem, under the pretext of ‘entering Israel without a permit.’ The brothers were identified as Adham, 19, and Mohannad Zawahra, 17.
Palestinian sources said the police kidnapped a Palestinian near the Sahera Gate, while the second Palestinian has been kidnapped another in a bus, in East Jerusalem.
Dozens of soldiers and police officers have been deployed in different parts of the city, especially in Bab al-‘Amoud area and the soldiers conducted searches of Palestinian homes, property and cars.
Israeli sources said a young man “believed to be an Arab” stabbed an Israeli man in the back using a screwdriver, and fled the scene; the wounded man is in his thirties.
According to Israeli daily, Haaretz, the man was stabbed near the Damascus Gate of the Old City, and ran away from the scene until running into Border Police officers in the Muslim Quarter, who then took him to a police station, before an Israeli ambulance transferred him to Shaare Zedek medical center.
At least eight Palestinians were abducted, late Saturday night and early Sunday, by the Israeli authorities in occupied East Jerusalem, whereas at least five others in the West Bank were summoned to appear for interrogation before the Israeli intelligence, say local sources.
Six Palestinians, identified as Islam and Rabah Odeh, Sharif Rajabi, Abud Abu Sbeih, Anwar Jamjoum and Kayed Kiswani, were taken during predawn raids across Jerusalem.
Later Sunday, Israeli police arrested two brothers from Bethlehem at their workplace in Jerusalem, under the pretext of ‘entering Israel without a permit.’ The brothers were identified as Adham, 19, and Mohannad Zawahra, 17.
The Palestinian Prisoner Society on Sunday launched distress signals over the psycho-physical torture tactics perpetrated by the Israeli prison service (IPS) against Palestinian prisoners.
Prisoner Mohamed Maleh, sentenced to life and 24 years in the Raymond jail, said the IPS has ceaselessly turned down appeals to alleviate such castigatory measures under the pretext that they are unbreakable political decisions.
The Raymond prisoners are set to launch protest moves by the end of November as a means to urge the IPS to trim down the restrictions imposed on prisoners’ access to the canteen, lift the visit-bans, and stop mistreatment during the inter-prison transfers.
Palestinian prisoner Ezzedine Atoun, among many other prisoners, has been subjected to harsh physical mistreatment and heavy beating at the hands of the Israeli wardens during the transfer process, lawyer of the Palestinian Prisoner Society quoted Palestinian detainees at the Raymond jail as reporting.
The lawyer further raised alarm bells over the abrupt break-ins into Palestinian prison cells and the provocative strip searches launched by the Israeli occupation jailers.
Monkedh Abu Utwan, ead of Bethlehem’s prisoners and ex-prisoners committee, sounded alarm bells over the “census night” Palestinian detainees are set to undergo from 10 p.m. until dawn time.
Abu Utwan dubbed the move an unprecedented menace seeking to perturb the detainees and deprive them of their right to have a lie-down.
The Anin Al-Kaid network denounced such castigatory measures and called on all human rights institutions to immediately step in and appeal to the Israeli court of justice to issue a resolution outlawing such practices.
PPS lawyer further spoke out against the anti-hygienic detention circumstances endured by the Palestinian detainees held at the Israeli Eshel jail due to the swarms of insects.
During a prison-visit, the lawyer quoted the captives as reporting that the situation has gone from bad to worse after the IPS sprayed an unfamiliar insect repellent into the cells, multiplying the insect infestation even further
The prisoners further denounced the overnight break-ins, strip searches, and shortages in blankets with the advent of the winter season.
Meanwhile, Palestinian prisoner Zamel Abu Shalouf cried for help after his health status has gone downhill amid a shocking apathy maintained by the IPS vis-à-vis his need of urgent medical check-ups
Prisoner Abu Shalouf, aged 35 and father of two children, has been diagnosed with critical cardio-vascular diseases, and neurological disorders as a result of mistreatment at Israeli lock-ups.
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Prisoner Mohamed Maleh, sentenced to life and 24 years in the Raymond jail, said the IPS has ceaselessly turned down appeals to alleviate such castigatory measures under the pretext that they are unbreakable political decisions.
The Raymond prisoners are set to launch protest moves by the end of November as a means to urge the IPS to trim down the restrictions imposed on prisoners’ access to the canteen, lift the visit-bans, and stop mistreatment during the inter-prison transfers.
Palestinian prisoner Ezzedine Atoun, among many other prisoners, has been subjected to harsh physical mistreatment and heavy beating at the hands of the Israeli wardens during the transfer process, lawyer of the Palestinian Prisoner Society quoted Palestinian detainees at the Raymond jail as reporting.
The lawyer further raised alarm bells over the abrupt break-ins into Palestinian prison cells and the provocative strip searches launched by the Israeli occupation jailers.
Monkedh Abu Utwan, ead of Bethlehem’s prisoners and ex-prisoners committee, sounded alarm bells over the “census night” Palestinian detainees are set to undergo from 10 p.m. until dawn time.
Abu Utwan dubbed the move an unprecedented menace seeking to perturb the detainees and deprive them of their right to have a lie-down.
The Anin Al-Kaid network denounced such castigatory measures and called on all human rights institutions to immediately step in and appeal to the Israeli court of justice to issue a resolution outlawing such practices.
PPS lawyer further spoke out against the anti-hygienic detention circumstances endured by the Palestinian detainees held at the Israeli Eshel jail due to the swarms of insects.
During a prison-visit, the lawyer quoted the captives as reporting that the situation has gone from bad to worse after the IPS sprayed an unfamiliar insect repellent into the cells, multiplying the insect infestation even further
The prisoners further denounced the overnight break-ins, strip searches, and shortages in blankets with the advent of the winter season.
Meanwhile, Palestinian prisoner Zamel Abu Shalouf cried for help after his health status has gone downhill amid a shocking apathy maintained by the IPS vis-à-vis his need of urgent medical check-ups
Prisoner Abu Shalouf, aged 35 and father of two children, has been diagnosed with critical cardio-vascular diseases, and neurological disorders as a result of mistreatment at Israeli lock-ups.
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16 nov 2014
Israeli soldiers, on Sunday, shot and critically injured a Palestinian to the east of the town of al-Qarara, east of Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip.
WAFA correspondence reports that soldiers stationed at a watch tower near Israel's Kissufim military base, opened fire at a Palestinian, critically injuring him.
Israeli soldiers open fire at Palestinians along the border areas almost on daily basis, in violation of the declared Egyptian-brokered truce agreement reached, between the Palestinian-Israeli sides, on August 26th of this year.
At least eight Palestinians were abducted, late Saturday night and early Sunday, by the Israeli authorities in occupied East Jerusalem, whereas at least five others in the West Bank were summoned to appear for interrogation before the Israeli intelligence, say local sources.
Six Palestinians, identified as Islam and Rabah Odeh, Sharif Rajabi, Abud Abu Sbeih, Anwar Jamjoum and Kayed Kiswani, were taken during predawn raids across Jerusalem.
Later Sunday, Israeli police arrested two brothers from Bethlehem at their workplace in Jerusalem, under the pretext of ‘entering Israel without a permit.’ The brothers were identified as Adham, 19, and Mohannad Zawahra, 17.
(Israel only rarely issues permits for Palestinians seeking work in Jerusalem.)
Meanwhile, in occupied Bethlehem and the nearby villages of Taqu, Aida refugee camp, and al-Khader, the Israeli army served summons to five Palestinians to appear for interrogation before the Israeli intelligence, in nearby Etzion military complex.
WAFA notes that the Palestinian Prisoners' Club (PPC) reported, on Sunday, a growing discontent among Palestinian prisoners incarcerated in ‘Eshel’ prison, due to infestation of bedbugs, continuing Israeli restrictions on family visits, and the daily midnight provocative raid and searches of their cells.
Israeli prison administration throughout Israeli jails, according to the PPC, prohibits prisoners from bringing blankets and warm winter clothes from outside, but allows them to buy blankets from the prison’s canteen; the blankets sold there are very expensive, very bad in quality and do not provide an acceptable amount of warmth.
More than 5,000 Palestinian prisoners are still detained in Israeli prisons, of whom dozens are serving a life sentence and many still on hunger strike, in protest of Israel's ongoing policy of Administrative Detention. Through this practice, which dates back to the time of British Mandate Palestine, prisoners are held without charge or trial under severe conditions, not knowing when or if they will ever be released.
The number of sick prisoners detained in Israeli jails has now reached 1,500, of whom 80 prisoners are suffering from serious health problems and neglected of necessary and adequate treatment.
Prisoners suffer from malignant diseases, paralysis and other disabilities, in addition to cases of mental illness and neurological disorder, Palestinian Minister of Prisoners’ Affairs, Issa Qaraqi, has stated.
WAFA correspondence reports that soldiers stationed at a watch tower near Israel's Kissufim military base, opened fire at a Palestinian, critically injuring him.
Israeli soldiers open fire at Palestinians along the border areas almost on daily basis, in violation of the declared Egyptian-brokered truce agreement reached, between the Palestinian-Israeli sides, on August 26th of this year.
At least eight Palestinians were abducted, late Saturday night and early Sunday, by the Israeli authorities in occupied East Jerusalem, whereas at least five others in the West Bank were summoned to appear for interrogation before the Israeli intelligence, say local sources.
Six Palestinians, identified as Islam and Rabah Odeh, Sharif Rajabi, Abud Abu Sbeih, Anwar Jamjoum and Kayed Kiswani, were taken during predawn raids across Jerusalem.
Later Sunday, Israeli police arrested two brothers from Bethlehem at their workplace in Jerusalem, under the pretext of ‘entering Israel without a permit.’ The brothers were identified as Adham, 19, and Mohannad Zawahra, 17.
(Israel only rarely issues permits for Palestinians seeking work in Jerusalem.)
Meanwhile, in occupied Bethlehem and the nearby villages of Taqu, Aida refugee camp, and al-Khader, the Israeli army served summons to five Palestinians to appear for interrogation before the Israeli intelligence, in nearby Etzion military complex.
WAFA notes that the Palestinian Prisoners' Club (PPC) reported, on Sunday, a growing discontent among Palestinian prisoners incarcerated in ‘Eshel’ prison, due to infestation of bedbugs, continuing Israeli restrictions on family visits, and the daily midnight provocative raid and searches of their cells.
Israeli prison administration throughout Israeli jails, according to the PPC, prohibits prisoners from bringing blankets and warm winter clothes from outside, but allows them to buy blankets from the prison’s canteen; the blankets sold there are very expensive, very bad in quality and do not provide an acceptable amount of warmth.
More than 5,000 Palestinian prisoners are still detained in Israeli prisons, of whom dozens are serving a life sentence and many still on hunger strike, in protest of Israel's ongoing policy of Administrative Detention. Through this practice, which dates back to the time of British Mandate Palestine, prisoners are held without charge or trial under severe conditions, not knowing when or if they will ever be released.
The number of sick prisoners detained in Israeli jails has now reached 1,500, of whom 80 prisoners are suffering from serious health problems and neglected of necessary and adequate treatment.
Prisoners suffer from malignant diseases, paralysis and other disabilities, in addition to cases of mental illness and neurological disorder, Palestinian Minister of Prisoners’ Affairs, Issa Qaraqi, has stated.
A number of Palestinian citizens were rounded up by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Sunday following a round of assaults on Occupied Jerusalem and the West Bank.
Media sources based in Occupied Jerusalem told a PIC correspondent: “The IOF troops captured six Palestinians from the city, and deliberately caused a state of remarkable panic among children and women.”
The Israeli occupation soldiers have recently stepped up assaults on Palestinian civilians and Islamic sanctuaries in Occupied Jerusalem under flimsy pretexts.
The IOF patrols further kidnapped the Palestinian Zawahra brothers Muhanad, 17, and Adham, 19, at their workplaces in Jerusalem on charges of unlicensed entry.
Meanwhile, the IOF summoned five Palestinian civilians in the West Bank city of Bethlehem for interrogation following a spate of abrupt home-raids across the city, a PIC journalist quoted local sources as reporting.
The mass abduction-campaign culminated in the apprehension of a Palestinian youngster in al-Khalil.
By-standers at the scene said the Israeli occupation soldiers, backed with a number of military trucks, raided the city and scoured Palestinian family homes before they ultimately nabbed the youth and dragged him to an unknown detention center.
A flying roadblock was hastily pitched by the IOF at the main entrance to Sa’ir town in an attempt to come down heavily on the Palestinian natives and deny them easy access out of and into the city.
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Media sources based in Occupied Jerusalem told a PIC correspondent: “The IOF troops captured six Palestinians from the city, and deliberately caused a state of remarkable panic among children and women.”
The Israeli occupation soldiers have recently stepped up assaults on Palestinian civilians and Islamic sanctuaries in Occupied Jerusalem under flimsy pretexts.
The IOF patrols further kidnapped the Palestinian Zawahra brothers Muhanad, 17, and Adham, 19, at their workplaces in Jerusalem on charges of unlicensed entry.
Meanwhile, the IOF summoned five Palestinian civilians in the West Bank city of Bethlehem for interrogation following a spate of abrupt home-raids across the city, a PIC journalist quoted local sources as reporting.
The mass abduction-campaign culminated in the apprehension of a Palestinian youngster in al-Khalil.
By-standers at the scene said the Israeli occupation soldiers, backed with a number of military trucks, raided the city and scoured Palestinian family homes before they ultimately nabbed the youth and dragged him to an unknown detention center.
A flying roadblock was hastily pitched by the IOF at the main entrance to Sa’ir town in an attempt to come down heavily on the Palestinian natives and deny them easy access out of and into the city.
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Israeli occupation forces (IOF) kidnapped a Palestinian boy near New Askar refugee camp, east of Nablus city, after running over him in their patrol vehicle on Saturday night.
Local sources said that the soldiers hit the boy Baha’a al-Asmar with their car near the refugee camp before kidnapping him.
Violent clashes between IOF soldiers and Palestinian youths had been reported at the crossroad leading to Allen Moreh settlement to the east of Nablus. A number of young men were injured in the confrontations.
Meanwhile, IOF soldiers arrested the young man Mujahid al-Tantawi from Askar refugee camp on Saturday night while passing Zatara checkpoint, south of Nablus.
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Local sources said that the soldiers hit the boy Baha’a al-Asmar with their car near the refugee camp before kidnapping him.
Violent clashes between IOF soldiers and Palestinian youths had been reported at the crossroad leading to Allen Moreh settlement to the east of Nablus. A number of young men were injured in the confrontations.
Meanwhile, IOF soldiers arrested the young man Mujahid al-Tantawi from Askar refugee camp on Saturday night while passing Zatara checkpoint, south of Nablus.
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15 nov 2014
Palestinian photographer Haitham al Khateeb was injured by a tear gas canister in his leg, Friday, while dozens of participants suffered from teargas inhalation at the Bil'in weekly demonstration, near Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank.
The Palestinian News Network reports that the demonstration was launched with a slogan of resistance against the closure of al-Aqsa Mosque (the first one since 1967), as well as the increase of Israeli segregative policy, the apartheid wall, and its overall violent stance against the people of Jerusalem.
Locals said Israeli forces were there before the beginning of the non-violent march, waiting for the participants and throwing not far from a hundred teargas canisters, to be followed by sound grenades and rubber-coated bullets, in their attempt to stop the march.
Dozens of soldiers and jeeps reportedly waited, always a little closer to the village, to prevent participants from reaching the area closest to the wall. The soldiers then attacked the demonstrators and chased them in jeeps to arrest them.
A French delegation visiting the village of Bil'in, with Mayor Onglavil Mr. Jean Doris participated in the march, as an expression of solidarity with the Palestinian People and Bil'in village.
The Palestinian News Network reports that the demonstration was launched with a slogan of resistance against the closure of al-Aqsa Mosque (the first one since 1967), as well as the increase of Israeli segregative policy, the apartheid wall, and its overall violent stance against the people of Jerusalem.
Locals said Israeli forces were there before the beginning of the non-violent march, waiting for the participants and throwing not far from a hundred teargas canisters, to be followed by sound grenades and rubber-coated bullets, in their attempt to stop the march.
Dozens of soldiers and jeeps reportedly waited, always a little closer to the village, to prevent participants from reaching the area closest to the wall. The soldiers then attacked the demonstrators and chased them in jeeps to arrest them.
A French delegation visiting the village of Bil'in, with Mayor Onglavil Mr. Jean Doris participated in the march, as an expression of solidarity with the Palestinian People and Bil'in village.
Five Palestinians have been injured, on Friday evening, and three others kidnapped by Israeli soldiers who invaded Silwad town, east of the central West Bank city of Ramallah.
Dozens of residents suffered the effects of teargas inhalation.
Local sources said that the soldiers invaded the Silwad through its western entrance and clashed with dozens of local youth.
The soldiers fired rounds of live ammunition, rubber-coated metal bullets, concussion grenades and gas bombs. Five residents were injured by rubber-coated metal bullets; many suffered the effects of teargas inhalation.
The soldiers also kidnapped three teenagers identified as Ahmad Hatem Hamed, 19, Ra’fat Radwan Hamed, 18, and Assef Omar Hamed, 18.
Soldiers detonated the front doors of the homes of the kidnapped Palestinians, and also detonated the main gate of a local kindergarten before violently searching the grounds, causing excessive property damage.
Dozens of residents suffered the effects of teargas inhalation.
Local sources said that the soldiers invaded the Silwad through its western entrance and clashed with dozens of local youth.
The soldiers fired rounds of live ammunition, rubber-coated metal bullets, concussion grenades and gas bombs. Five residents were injured by rubber-coated metal bullets; many suffered the effects of teargas inhalation.
The soldiers also kidnapped three teenagers identified as Ahmad Hatem Hamed, 19, Ra’fat Radwan Hamed, 18, and Assef Omar Hamed, 18.
Soldiers detonated the front doors of the homes of the kidnapped Palestinians, and also detonated the main gate of a local kindergarten before violently searching the grounds, causing excessive property damage.
14 nov 2014
The Palestinian prisoners society said that hunger striker Raed Mussa, 35, reached a life-threatening stage after he lost 28 kilograms of his weight.
Mussa started his hunger strike 55 days ago in protest at his continued administrative detention.
Following his visit to Barzillai hospital, the society's lawyer stated that Raed had been exposed to pressures by his jailers to force him to break his hunger strike.
The lawyer quoted the administrative detainee as saying that he is determined to continue his hunger strike till his release.
Raed Mussa, from Jenin, had earlier declared hunger striker for 43 days before he suspended on July after receiving promises to release him in September. Later, he resumed his hunger strike protesting his renewed administrative detention for more than once.
Mussa, who was arrested in 2013, suffers many health problems, including acute liver failure.
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Mussa started his hunger strike 55 days ago in protest at his continued administrative detention.
Following his visit to Barzillai hospital, the society's lawyer stated that Raed had been exposed to pressures by his jailers to force him to break his hunger strike.
The lawyer quoted the administrative detainee as saying that he is determined to continue his hunger strike till his release.
Raed Mussa, from Jenin, had earlier declared hunger striker for 43 days before he suspended on July after receiving promises to release him in September. Later, he resumed his hunger strike protesting his renewed administrative detention for more than once.
Mussa, who was arrested in 2013, suffers many health problems, including acute liver failure.
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The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) arrested at dawn Friday 13 Palestinians in occupied Jerusalem.
Head of the family committee for prisoners Amjad Abu Asab said that four children, from Beit Hanina town, were among the detainees. The minor detainees were taken to Maskubiya interrogation center to stand trial at the Magistrate court in Jerusalem.
Five youths were arrested today in Issawiya town in the occupied city, while three others were detained in Silwan town. One detainee was from Thawri neighborhood.
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Head of the family committee for prisoners Amjad Abu Asab said that four children, from Beit Hanina town, were among the detainees. The minor detainees were taken to Maskubiya interrogation center to stand trial at the Magistrate court in Jerusalem.
Five youths were arrested today in Issawiya town in the occupied city, while three others were detained in Silwan town. One detainee was from Thawri neighborhood.
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The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) arrested at dawn Friday eight Palestinians, mostly during raids on West Bank homes.
Israeli media sources said that two citizens were detained in Rafidia area in Nablus, while three others were nabbed in Silwad town to the east of Ramallah.
Two other detainees were taken prisoners in al-Khalil southern West Bank.
All the seven detainees were taken to interrogation centers at the pretext they were suspects.
The IOF also kidnapped an alleged wanted young man at a makeshift checkpoint near Shavei Shomron settlement, located to the west of Nablus on the road to Tulkarem, and took him in chain to an unknown place.
A large-scale arrest campaign have been taken place throughout the occupied territories of the West Bank and Jerusalem following a recent wave of attacks on settlers in reaction to Israel's escalation of its aggressive practices against the Palestinians.
In another context, MK Moti Yogev introduced Wednesday a new bill calling for stripping Israeli citizenship from every Palestinians involved in attacks or violence against Israelis, according to Israel's channel 7.
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Israeli media sources said that two citizens were detained in Rafidia area in Nablus, while three others were nabbed in Silwad town to the east of Ramallah.
Two other detainees were taken prisoners in al-Khalil southern West Bank.
All the seven detainees were taken to interrogation centers at the pretext they were suspects.
The IOF also kidnapped an alleged wanted young man at a makeshift checkpoint near Shavei Shomron settlement, located to the west of Nablus on the road to Tulkarem, and took him in chain to an unknown place.
A large-scale arrest campaign have been taken place throughout the occupied territories of the West Bank and Jerusalem following a recent wave of attacks on settlers in reaction to Israel's escalation of its aggressive practices against the Palestinians.
In another context, MK Moti Yogev introduced Wednesday a new bill calling for stripping Israeli citizenship from every Palestinians involved in attacks or violence against Israelis, according to Israel's channel 7.
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The Israeli occupation authorities (IOA) on Thursday afternoon released the father and brothers of a Palestinian citizen, who carried out a recent stabbing attack in Tel Aviv.
The family of Nouruddin Abu Hashiya told the PIC that The IOA released Abu Hashiya’s father, 55, and his three brothers Mohamed, Mahmoud and Ezzuddin.
Earlier on Tuesday afternoon, the IOA stormed the house of Abu Hashiya’s family in the new Askar refugee camp, east of Nablus city, and detained the father and his three sons.
One Israeli soldier died when Abu Hashiya attacked him with a knife on Monday afternoon before he was subdued and severely beaten by Israeli security men. He is now in hospital in Tel Aviv under tight police guard.
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The family of Nouruddin Abu Hashiya told the PIC that The IOA released Abu Hashiya’s father, 55, and his three brothers Mohamed, Mahmoud and Ezzuddin.
Earlier on Tuesday afternoon, the IOA stormed the house of Abu Hashiya’s family in the new Askar refugee camp, east of Nablus city, and detained the father and his three sons.
One Israeli soldier died when Abu Hashiya attacked him with a knife on Monday afternoon before he was subdued and severely beaten by Israeli security men. He is now in hospital in Tel Aviv under tight police guard.
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The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Friday stormed Palestinian homes and created makeshift roadblocks in the northern West Bank cities of Jenin and Nablus.
A PIC reporter said more than scores of Israeli troops aboard 20 military buses stormed the new Askar refugee camp, east of Nablus, as a prelude to sealing off the home of Nouruddin Abu Hashiya with concrete as a punitive measure for his killing of an Israeli soldier in Tel Aviv a few days ago.
For its part, the Movement Hamas invited the Palestinian residents of the camp to partake in a march to be held following Friday prayers from al-Houda Mosque to Abu Hashiya’s house.
In another incident, dozens of Israeli soldiers invaded the western neighborhoods of Nablus and street 24, and raided homes belonging to Akkouba family. A helicopter overflew the area during the campaign.
The IOF at dawn Friday also stormed Jenin city and kidnapped 23-year-old Qaddoura al-Wahsh from Jenin refugee camp as he was traveling to Jordan through the Karama crossing.
A number of Israeli soldier aboard armored vehicles forced their way into the eastern quarter of Jenin and stationed themselves in different areas of the city, local sources told the PIC.
A PIC reporter said more than scores of Israeli troops aboard 20 military buses stormed the new Askar refugee camp, east of Nablus, as a prelude to sealing off the home of Nouruddin Abu Hashiya with concrete as a punitive measure for his killing of an Israeli soldier in Tel Aviv a few days ago.
For its part, the Movement Hamas invited the Palestinian residents of the camp to partake in a march to be held following Friday prayers from al-Houda Mosque to Abu Hashiya’s house.
In another incident, dozens of Israeli soldiers invaded the western neighborhoods of Nablus and street 24, and raided homes belonging to Akkouba family. A helicopter overflew the area during the campaign.
The IOF at dawn Friday also stormed Jenin city and kidnapped 23-year-old Qaddoura al-Wahsh from Jenin refugee camp as he was traveling to Jordan through the Karama crossing.
A number of Israeli soldier aboard armored vehicles forced their way into the eastern quarter of Jenin and stationed themselves in different areas of the city, local sources told the PIC.
