10 nov 2016
Israeli military sources said that eight Palestinians were arrested from east occupied Jerusalem and Nablus over the past three months for allegedly being involved in anti-occupation attacks.
The Israeli Intelligence Service charged the detainees of planning to carry out attacks against Israeli targets.
The detainees include a Jerusalemite young man and seven youths from Nablus, north of occupied West Bank.
Weapons were allegedly found in their possession during their arrest, the sources said.
The Israeli Intelligence Service charged the detainees of planning to carry out attacks against Israeli targets.
The detainees include a Jerusalemite young man and seven youths from Nablus, north of occupied West Bank.
Weapons were allegedly found in their possession during their arrest, the sources said.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested Thursday evening a Palestinian young man as clashes broke out in Dura town, south of al-Khalil.
According to the PIC reporter, the clashes broke out when Israeli forces stormed the town in total provocation to local residents.
Local youths responded by throwing stones at the soldiers.
A young man was detained during the clashes and taken to an unknown detention center.
According to the PIC reporter, the clashes broke out when Israeli forces stormed the town in total provocation to local residents.
Local youths responded by throwing stones at the soldiers.
A young man was detained during the clashes and taken to an unknown detention center.
Israeli police forces arrested Thursday morning a Palestinian young man for having a knife in his possession north of occupied Jerusalem.
0404 Hebrew website claimed that a Jerusalemite young man, from Shufat neighborhood, was arrested after finding a knife in his possession.
The detainee was taken for investigation for allegedly planning a stabbing attack, the website added.
0404 Hebrew website claimed that a Jerusalemite young man, from Shufat neighborhood, was arrested after finding a knife in his possession.
The detainee was taken for investigation for allegedly planning a stabbing attack, the website added.
Israeli soldiers shot and injured, on Thursday morning, a Palestinian child from near ‘Atara military roadblock, between Birzeit and Atara towns, north of the central West Bank city of Ramallah. The soldiers were filmed dragging the wounded child instead of dealing with his injury.
The child was later identified as Anas Mahmoud Zeid, 15.
Eyewitnesses said clashes took place near the military roadblock, and that the army fired several live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs, at local youngsters who hurled stones at them.
The clashes started after the soldiers stopped and harassed many schoolchildren, and dozens of residents, peacefully marching in commemoration of the twelfth anniversary of the death of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat.
The soldiers fired gas bombs, concussion grenades, rubber-coated steel bullets and live rounds, wounding one child with a live round in the thigh, before the soldiers detained him and took him to an unknown destination.
Dozens of residents suffered the effects of teargas inhalation, and a few were shot with rubber-coated steel bullets.
A smartphone video filmed by a car passenger from a distance showed two soldiers dragging the wounded child, instead of providing him with the needed medical aid.
The soldiers also prevented Palestinian medics from approaching the child to provide him with the needed treatment, and move him to a hospital.
Palestinian injured in clashes in Ramallah
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested Thursday morning a Palestinian young man after being shot and injured during clashes in Ramallah.
According to the PIC reporter, dozens of Palestinian students stoned Israeli forces at Atara checkpoint, north of Ramallah.
Israeli soldiers responded by opening their machinegun fire at the students, injuring one of them.
The injured young man was then arrested and taken in an Israeli ambulance, eyewitnesses affirmed.
The 0404 Hebrew website claimed that the injured young man threw a Molotov cocktail at Israeli soldiers stationed at Atara checkpoint before being shot and injured.
The child was later identified as Anas Mahmoud Zeid, 15.
Eyewitnesses said clashes took place near the military roadblock, and that the army fired several live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs, at local youngsters who hurled stones at them.
The clashes started after the soldiers stopped and harassed many schoolchildren, and dozens of residents, peacefully marching in commemoration of the twelfth anniversary of the death of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat.
The soldiers fired gas bombs, concussion grenades, rubber-coated steel bullets and live rounds, wounding one child with a live round in the thigh, before the soldiers detained him and took him to an unknown destination.
Dozens of residents suffered the effects of teargas inhalation, and a few were shot with rubber-coated steel bullets.
A smartphone video filmed by a car passenger from a distance showed two soldiers dragging the wounded child, instead of providing him with the needed medical aid.
The soldiers also prevented Palestinian medics from approaching the child to provide him with the needed treatment, and move him to a hospital.
Palestinian injured in clashes in Ramallah
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested Thursday morning a Palestinian young man after being shot and injured during clashes in Ramallah.
According to the PIC reporter, dozens of Palestinian students stoned Israeli forces at Atara checkpoint, north of Ramallah.
Israeli soldiers responded by opening their machinegun fire at the students, injuring one of them.
The injured young man was then arrested and taken in an Israeli ambulance, eyewitnesses affirmed.
The 0404 Hebrew website claimed that the injured young man threw a Molotov cocktail at Israeli soldiers stationed at Atara checkpoint before being shot and injured.
The Israeli Occupation Authorities (IOA) released Wednesday evening the Palestinian prisoner Shukri Assi after ending his administrative detention order, a human rights group revealed.
Mohjat al-Quds institution affirmed that the prisoner had been engaged in an open hunger strike for 55 days last April in protest against his illegal administrative detention.
His strike was suspended after he reached an agreement with the Israeli Prison Service not to extend his administrative detention again.
Assi, 31, spent nearly five years in Israeli jails in separate arrests, most recently was in September 2015.
Mohjat al-Quds institution affirmed that the prisoner had been engaged in an open hunger strike for 55 days last April in protest against his illegal administrative detention.
His strike was suspended after he reached an agreement with the Israeli Prison Service not to extend his administrative detention again.
Assi, 31, spent nearly five years in Israeli jails in separate arrests, most recently was in September 2015.
Palestinian detainees in the Israeli Negev jail called for pressuring the Israeli prison service (IPS) to allow the entry of winter garments and blankets with the advent of a wintry weather.
Media Director at the Palestine Prisoners Center for Studies, Reyad al-Ashkar, quoted detainees in Negev lock-up as sounding distress signals over the acute shortage in winter clothes and blankets with the advent of winter season.
Al-Ashkar urged the national and international human rights institutions to immediately take action and save the detainees from the psycho-physical effects of the upcoming chilly weather.
Several detainees in the Negev jail are held in ragged tent-compounds that cannot resist sandstorms and rain downpours.
The situation has gone far worse due to the lack of winter garments, warm bedspreads, and the heating equipment.
Recently, the IPS set up two tent-compounds in Negev stuffed with 120 detainees each.
Al-Ashkar added that several detainees could barely move while others catch arthritis and rheumatism in winter season due to freezing temperatures.
The lack of hot water in prison cells along with the preplanned medical neglect perpetrated by IPS have added fuel to fire, aggravating even further the detainees’ agony.
Media Director at the Palestine Prisoners Center for Studies, Reyad al-Ashkar, quoted detainees in Negev lock-up as sounding distress signals over the acute shortage in winter clothes and blankets with the advent of winter season.
Al-Ashkar urged the national and international human rights institutions to immediately take action and save the detainees from the psycho-physical effects of the upcoming chilly weather.
Several detainees in the Negev jail are held in ragged tent-compounds that cannot resist sandstorms and rain downpours.
The situation has gone far worse due to the lack of winter garments, warm bedspreads, and the heating equipment.
Recently, the IPS set up two tent-compounds in Negev stuffed with 120 detainees each.
Al-Ashkar added that several detainees could barely move while others catch arthritis and rheumatism in winter season due to freezing temperatures.
The lack of hot water in prison cells along with the preplanned medical neglect perpetrated by IPS have added fuel to fire, aggravating even further the detainees’ agony.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported that Israeli soldiers have kidnapped, Thursday, 23 Palestinians in different parts of the occupied West Bank, and that one of them is a child who was also shot and injured by the army, prior to his abduction.
The Bethlehem office of the PPS said the soldiers kidnapped Raslan Salah, 38, Mahmoud Mohammad Salah, 30, Mahmoud Khalil Ghneim, 35, Ashraf Salah, 38, and Mohammad Rebhi, 33, from their homes in al-Khader town, south of Bethlehem.
It added that the soldiers also invaded and searched homes in Beit Fajjar, south of Bethlehem, and kidnapped Ali Samir Taqatqa, 28.
In the northern West Bank district of Jenin, the soldiers invaded Marka and Zawiya villages, south of Jenin city, searched many homes and kidnapped six Palestinians.
It stated that several army vehicles, and two military bulldozers, invaded Marka village, before the soldiers broke into and searched homes, and kidnapped Bilal Abu Jalboush, Saleh Ali Mousa, Ahmad Ali Mousa, Tha’er Mousa and Samir Mousa.
The army also closed a blacksmith’s workshop in the village, after alleging it was used for manufacturing weapons, and confiscated a homemade pistol and several bullets.
In Zawiya nearby village, the soldiers kidnapped a young man, identified as Mas’oud Abu al-Wafa, after searching his home.
In Qalqilia, in the northern part of the West Bank, the soldiers kidnapped a young man, identified as Qassem Adel Abu Khader, 21.
Furthermore, Israeli soldiers shot and injured a Palestinian child, identified as Anas Mahmoud Zeid, 15, near ‘Atara military roadblock, between Birzeit and Atara towns, north of the central West Bank city of Ramallah, and later took him to an unknown destination.
Also in Ramallah, the soldiers invaded and searched several homes, and kidnapped three Palestinians, identified as Ahmad Waleed Hamed, 21, Abdul-Khaleq Ma’tan, 22, and Majd Safi, 18.
In Jericho, the soldiers kidnapped Abdul-Jabbar Yousef Bisharat, Mos’ab Jahalin, and Mohammad Mahmoud Jamous, after invading their homes and searching them.
In Hebron, in the southern part of the West Bank, the soldiers searched many homes and kidnapped three Palestinians identified as Jalal Salman Sarahna, Anas Salhab and Yosri Masalma.
20 Palestinians arrested in Israeli pre-dawn raid campaign
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) carried out at dawn Thursday a large-scale raid and search campaign throughout the West Bank. 20 Palestinians were arrested during the campaign.
The IOF claimed that 20 “wanted” Palestinians were arrested today for being allegedly involved in anti-occupation attack.
Six Palestinians were arrested as IOF broke into Marka town south of Jenin, while three activists in Hamas Movement were detained in Qalqilia, Ramallah, and Nablus.
Another young man was detained in Jalazoun refugee camp, south of Ramallah.
Six other youths were arrested in Bethlehem, while two young man affiliated with Hamas Movement were rounded up in al-Khalil. Two more youths were arrested near Jericho.
The Israeli military sources claimed that weapons were found during the search campaign into dozens of homes and workshops in Marka town, south of Jenin.
Local sources affirmed that more than 100 Israeli soldiers stormed the town and broke into dozens of homes before arresting six Palestinians.
Another young man was arrested at a make-shift checkpoint erected south of Jenin.
Israeli forces have notably intensified their raid and arrest campaigns in occupied Jerusalem and West Bank since the outbreak of Jerusalem Intifada in October 2015.
Israel Soldiers Twelve Palestinians In Bethlehem And Jenin
Israeli soldiers invaded, earlier Thursday, Beit Fajjar and al-Khader towns, south of the West Bank city of Bethlehem, searched homes and kidnapped six Palestinians. The soldiers also kidnapped six Palestinians in Marka and Zawiya villages near the northern West Bank city of Jenin, the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported.
The Bethlehem office of the PPS said the soldiers kidnapped Othman Salah, 37, Mahmoud Ghneim, 35, Ashraf Salah, 38, Mahmoud Mohammad Salah, 30, and Mohammad Rebhi, 33, from their homes in al-Khader.
It added that the soldiers also invaded and searched homes in Beit Fajjar, and kidnapped Ali Samir Taqatqa, 28.
In addition, the soldiers invaded Marka and Zawiya village, south of Jenin, searched many homes and kidnapped six Palestinians.
Several army vehicles, and two military bulldozers, invaded Marka village, before the soldiers broke into and searched many homes, and kidnapped Bilal Abu Jalboush, Saleh Ali Mousa, Ahmad Ali Mousa, Samir Shafiq, Nafe’ Mousa and Tha’er Moayyad Mousa.
In Zawiya nearby village, the soldiers kidnapped a young man, identified as Mas’oud Abu al-Wafa, after searching his home.
The Bethlehem office of the PPS said the soldiers kidnapped Raslan Salah, 38, Mahmoud Mohammad Salah, 30, Mahmoud Khalil Ghneim, 35, Ashraf Salah, 38, and Mohammad Rebhi, 33, from their homes in al-Khader town, south of Bethlehem.
It added that the soldiers also invaded and searched homes in Beit Fajjar, south of Bethlehem, and kidnapped Ali Samir Taqatqa, 28.
In the northern West Bank district of Jenin, the soldiers invaded Marka and Zawiya villages, south of Jenin city, searched many homes and kidnapped six Palestinians.
It stated that several army vehicles, and two military bulldozers, invaded Marka village, before the soldiers broke into and searched homes, and kidnapped Bilal Abu Jalboush, Saleh Ali Mousa, Ahmad Ali Mousa, Tha’er Mousa and Samir Mousa.
The army also closed a blacksmith’s workshop in the village, after alleging it was used for manufacturing weapons, and confiscated a homemade pistol and several bullets.
In Zawiya nearby village, the soldiers kidnapped a young man, identified as Mas’oud Abu al-Wafa, after searching his home.
In Qalqilia, in the northern part of the West Bank, the soldiers kidnapped a young man, identified as Qassem Adel Abu Khader, 21.
Furthermore, Israeli soldiers shot and injured a Palestinian child, identified as Anas Mahmoud Zeid, 15, near ‘Atara military roadblock, between Birzeit and Atara towns, north of the central West Bank city of Ramallah, and later took him to an unknown destination.
Also in Ramallah, the soldiers invaded and searched several homes, and kidnapped three Palestinians, identified as Ahmad Waleed Hamed, 21, Abdul-Khaleq Ma’tan, 22, and Majd Safi, 18.
In Jericho, the soldiers kidnapped Abdul-Jabbar Yousef Bisharat, Mos’ab Jahalin, and Mohammad Mahmoud Jamous, after invading their homes and searching them.
In Hebron, in the southern part of the West Bank, the soldiers searched many homes and kidnapped three Palestinians identified as Jalal Salman Sarahna, Anas Salhab and Yosri Masalma.
20 Palestinians arrested in Israeli pre-dawn raid campaign
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) carried out at dawn Thursday a large-scale raid and search campaign throughout the West Bank. 20 Palestinians were arrested during the campaign.
The IOF claimed that 20 “wanted” Palestinians were arrested today for being allegedly involved in anti-occupation attack.
Six Palestinians were arrested as IOF broke into Marka town south of Jenin, while three activists in Hamas Movement were detained in Qalqilia, Ramallah, and Nablus.
Another young man was detained in Jalazoun refugee camp, south of Ramallah.
Six other youths were arrested in Bethlehem, while two young man affiliated with Hamas Movement were rounded up in al-Khalil. Two more youths were arrested near Jericho.
The Israeli military sources claimed that weapons were found during the search campaign into dozens of homes and workshops in Marka town, south of Jenin.
Local sources affirmed that more than 100 Israeli soldiers stormed the town and broke into dozens of homes before arresting six Palestinians.
Another young man was arrested at a make-shift checkpoint erected south of Jenin.
Israeli forces have notably intensified their raid and arrest campaigns in occupied Jerusalem and West Bank since the outbreak of Jerusalem Intifada in October 2015.
Israel Soldiers Twelve Palestinians In Bethlehem And Jenin
Israeli soldiers invaded, earlier Thursday, Beit Fajjar and al-Khader towns, south of the West Bank city of Bethlehem, searched homes and kidnapped six Palestinians. The soldiers also kidnapped six Palestinians in Marka and Zawiya villages near the northern West Bank city of Jenin, the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported.
The Bethlehem office of the PPS said the soldiers kidnapped Othman Salah, 37, Mahmoud Ghneim, 35, Ashraf Salah, 38, Mahmoud Mohammad Salah, 30, and Mohammad Rebhi, 33, from their homes in al-Khader.
It added that the soldiers also invaded and searched homes in Beit Fajjar, and kidnapped Ali Samir Taqatqa, 28.
In addition, the soldiers invaded Marka and Zawiya village, south of Jenin, searched many homes and kidnapped six Palestinians.
Several army vehicles, and two military bulldozers, invaded Marka village, before the soldiers broke into and searched many homes, and kidnapped Bilal Abu Jalboush, Saleh Ali Mousa, Ahmad Ali Mousa, Samir Shafiq, Nafe’ Mousa and Tha’er Moayyad Mousa.
In Zawiya nearby village, the soldiers kidnapped a young man, identified as Mas’oud Abu al-Wafa, after searching his home.
Palestinian detainee Maher Hamdi al-Hashlamon, 31, is need of an urgent medical surgery, a human rights group said Wednesday.
According to the Muhjat al-Quds Foundation for Prisoners, al-Hashlamon needs an urgent medical operation to remove shrapnel of an Israeli-inflicted bullet that penetrated his chest during the detention process a couple of years ago.
Detainee al-Hashlamon has also been diagnosed with a blister rash in his stomach and excruciating chest wounds. His health has taken a turn for the worse and he was transferred to the prison clinic on several earlier occasions. Medics told him that he needs to undergo an urgent surgery.
Al-Hashlamon was arrested by the Israeli occupation forces on November 10, 2014 after he carried out an anti-occupation car-ramming and stabbing attack against Israeli targets at Etzion crossroads, near al-Khalil, in response to Israeli aggressions on the holy al-Aqsa Mosque.
An Israeli court issued two life-sentences and a fine of up to 3,265,000 shekels against al-Hashlamon.
Al-Hashlamon, a native of al-Khalil province and a father of two children, was born on March 10, 1984, in Jordan.
According to the Muhjat al-Quds Foundation for Prisoners, al-Hashlamon needs an urgent medical operation to remove shrapnel of an Israeli-inflicted bullet that penetrated his chest during the detention process a couple of years ago.
Detainee al-Hashlamon has also been diagnosed with a blister rash in his stomach and excruciating chest wounds. His health has taken a turn for the worse and he was transferred to the prison clinic on several earlier occasions. Medics told him that he needs to undergo an urgent surgery.
Al-Hashlamon was arrested by the Israeli occupation forces on November 10, 2014 after he carried out an anti-occupation car-ramming and stabbing attack against Israeli targets at Etzion crossroads, near al-Khalil, in response to Israeli aggressions on the holy al-Aqsa Mosque.
An Israeli court issued two life-sentences and a fine of up to 3,265,000 shekels against al-Hashlamon.
Al-Hashlamon, a native of al-Khalil province and a father of two children, was born on March 10, 1984, in Jordan.
9 nov 2016
The Israeli Ofer court extended on Wednesday the detention of the Palestinian minor Osama Zidat, 14, till Nov. 21 pending investigation.
Zidat’s lawyer declared intention to appeal against the court’s decision to extend his detention.
Zidat, from al-Khalil, was arrested in September 2015 after being shot in his back and foot by Israeli soldiers.
He spent three weeks in an Israeli hospital where he underwent a surgery on his foot.
He was denied family visits since his detention more than a year ago.
Zidat’s lawyer declared intention to appeal against the court’s decision to extend his detention.
Zidat, from al-Khalil, was arrested in September 2015 after being shot in his back and foot by Israeli soldiers.
He spent three weeks in an Israeli hospital where he underwent a surgery on his foot.
He was denied family visits since his detention more than a year ago.
The Israeli Central court in Occupied Jerusalem sentenced the Palestinian detainee Miqdad al-Heih to 16 years and a half in jail on charges of an anti-occupation stabbing attack.
Israeli news outlets said the Central Court sentenced al-Heih to actual imprisonment for 16 years and a half after the board of judges indicted him of carrying out an anti-occupation stabbing attack in an Israeli illegal settlement in southwestern Occupied Jerusalem.
Prisoner al-Heih and his friend Mahmoud Khaled Ghneimat were shot by the Israeli occupation police near a bus station in Beit Shemesh. Mahmoud breathed his last shortly afterwards.
On October 22, 2015, Israeli sources claimed that two Palestinian youngsters attempted to stab occupation soldiers in southwestern Jerusalem city before they were shot and nabbed.
Israeli news outlets said the Central Court sentenced al-Heih to actual imprisonment for 16 years and a half after the board of judges indicted him of carrying out an anti-occupation stabbing attack in an Israeli illegal settlement in southwestern Occupied Jerusalem.
Prisoner al-Heih and his friend Mahmoud Khaled Ghneimat were shot by the Israeli occupation police near a bus station in Beit Shemesh. Mahmoud breathed his last shortly afterwards.
On October 22, 2015, Israeli sources claimed that two Palestinian youngsters attempted to stab occupation soldiers in southwestern Jerusalem city before they were shot and nabbed.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) re-arrested on Wednesday a Palestinian ex-prisoner only a week after his release from Israeli jails, Palestinian rights sources reported.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) affirmed that the ex-prisoner Baha al-Najar, 21, was re-arrested only a week after his release.
Family sources told a PIC reporter that Israeli forces stormed at dawn today al-Najar’s house in al-Khalil before his arrest.
Al-Najar, a student in Polytechnic University, was released last Wednesday after spending 12 months behind Israeli bars.
The family affirmed that their son was re-arrested under Israeli flimsy pretexts aiming to break his high spirits.
More than 22 Palestinians were arrested since Wednesday morning hours throughout occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, the PPS said.
There are currently 7,000 Palestinians in Israeli jails, including 750 administrative detainees held illegally without charge or trial.
Administrative detention is the imprisonment of Palestinians without charge or trial and on the basis of secret evidence for up to six months periods, indefinitely renewable by Israeli military courts.
Palestinian detainees have continuously resorted to open-ended hunger strikes as a way to protest their illegal administrative detention and to demand an end to this policy which violates the international law.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) affirmed that the ex-prisoner Baha al-Najar, 21, was re-arrested only a week after his release.
Family sources told a PIC reporter that Israeli forces stormed at dawn today al-Najar’s house in al-Khalil before his arrest.
Al-Najar, a student in Polytechnic University, was released last Wednesday after spending 12 months behind Israeli bars.
The family affirmed that their son was re-arrested under Israeli flimsy pretexts aiming to break his high spirits.
More than 22 Palestinians were arrested since Wednesday morning hours throughout occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, the PPS said.
There are currently 7,000 Palestinians in Israeli jails, including 750 administrative detainees held illegally without charge or trial.
Administrative detention is the imprisonment of Palestinians without charge or trial and on the basis of secret evidence for up to six months periods, indefinitely renewable by Israeli military courts.
Palestinian detainees have continuously resorted to open-ended hunger strikes as a way to protest their illegal administrative detention and to demand an end to this policy which violates the international law.
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has reported that Israeli soldiers have kidnapped, Wednesday, twenty-two Palestinians, including a journalist, in different parts of the occupied West Bank, ten of them in Hebron.
The Hebron office of the PPS, in the southern part of the West Bank, said the soldiers stormed and searched many homes and kidnapped ten Palestinians.
The kidnapped residents have been identified as journalist Nidal Natsha, Abdullah Natsha, Tareq Nidal Tamimi, Baha’ Taha Najjar, ‘Ayed Mohammad Doudin, Thabet Mohammad al-Fasfous, Raed Badawi Abu Za’nouna, Hamza Hamdi Abu Mariya, Nidal Hasan Rasras and Abdullah Amer Qassas.
In occupied Jerusalem, the soldiers kidnapped Radi Aziz Abdo, Zakariyya Abed Ghrouf, 16, Radi Aziz Oweisat, 14, Baha’ Taiseer Abu Jom’a, 23, and Ibrahim Ali Abu Jom’a, 19.
In Qabatia town, south of the northern West Bank city of Jenin, the soldiers kidnapped Mohammad Zakarna, Fadi Zakarna and Bassel Kamil.
In Nablus, also in the northern part of the West Bank, the soldiers searched homes and kidnapped ‘Alaa Saqqa.
In Jericho, the soldiers searched several homes and kidnapped Rami Nayef Enjoum, 36, and Mohammad Mubarak Romanim.
The Hebron office of the PPS, in the southern part of the West Bank, said the soldiers stormed and searched many homes and kidnapped ten Palestinians.
The kidnapped residents have been identified as journalist Nidal Natsha, Abdullah Natsha, Tareq Nidal Tamimi, Baha’ Taha Najjar, ‘Ayed Mohammad Doudin, Thabet Mohammad al-Fasfous, Raed Badawi Abu Za’nouna, Hamza Hamdi Abu Mariya, Nidal Hasan Rasras and Abdullah Amer Qassas.
In occupied Jerusalem, the soldiers kidnapped Radi Aziz Abdo, Zakariyya Abed Ghrouf, 16, Radi Aziz Oweisat, 14, Baha’ Taiseer Abu Jom’a, 23, and Ibrahim Ali Abu Jom’a, 19.
In Qabatia town, south of the northern West Bank city of Jenin, the soldiers kidnapped Mohammad Zakarna, Fadi Zakarna and Bassel Kamil.
In Nablus, also in the northern part of the West Bank, the soldiers searched homes and kidnapped ‘Alaa Saqqa.
In Jericho, the soldiers searched several homes and kidnapped Rami Nayef Enjoum, 36, and Mohammad Mubarak Romanim.
Israeli Occupation Authorities (IOA) issued administrative detention orders against 50 Palestinian detainees since the beginning of November.
The detention orders, without charge or trial, were issued against 50 detainees. 16 of them were arrested for the first time or were recently re-arrested.
The period of the detention varied between three to six months.
Administrative detention is the imprisonment of Palestinians without charge or trial and on the basis of secret evidence for up to six month periods, indefinitely renewable by Israeli military courts.
Palestinian detainees have continuously resorted to open-ended hunger strikes as a way to protest their illegal administrative detention and to demand an end to this policy which violates international law.
The detention orders, without charge or trial, were issued against 50 detainees. 16 of them were arrested for the first time or were recently re-arrested.
The period of the detention varied between three to six months.
Administrative detention is the imprisonment of Palestinians without charge or trial and on the basis of secret evidence for up to six month periods, indefinitely renewable by Israeli military courts.
Palestinian detainees have continuously resorted to open-ended hunger strikes as a way to protest their illegal administrative detention and to demand an end to this policy which violates international law.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) stormed at dawn Wednesday Sabsatia town, north of Nablus, and searched a number of local homes.
Local activist Momen Azam affirmed that Israeli forces violently broke into a number of homes in the town and investigated its owners which led to the outbreak of violent clashes.
Israeli forces also removed the Palestinian flag raised on an archaeological site in the town under the pretext of being located in Area C.
Along the same line, Israeli forces arrested three young men from Qabatia town, south of Jenin.
IOF soldiers in ten Israeli military vehicles stormed the town and carried out a search campaign throughout it before arresting three locals from their houses.
Raid and search campaigns were also carried out in a number of nearby towns in Jenin.
Meanwhile, Israeli forces stormed Aroub and Fawar refugee camps and Shiyoukh and Dura towns in al-Khalil where several youths were detained including a journalist.
Israeli forces delivered in Fawar camp leaflets threatening to arrest all Palestinian youths involved in anti-occupation attacks.
Local activist Momen Azam affirmed that Israeli forces violently broke into a number of homes in the town and investigated its owners which led to the outbreak of violent clashes.
Israeli forces also removed the Palestinian flag raised on an archaeological site in the town under the pretext of being located in Area C.
Along the same line, Israeli forces arrested three young men from Qabatia town, south of Jenin.
IOF soldiers in ten Israeli military vehicles stormed the town and carried out a search campaign throughout it before arresting three locals from their houses.
Raid and search campaigns were also carried out in a number of nearby towns in Jenin.
Meanwhile, Israeli forces stormed Aroub and Fawar refugee camps and Shiyoukh and Dura towns in al-Khalil where several youths were detained including a journalist.
Israeli forces delivered in Fawar camp leaflets threatening to arrest all Palestinian youths involved in anti-occupation attacks.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) shot and injured Wednesday morning a Palestinian young man in Hawara town south of Nablus for an alleged stabbing attack.
Eyewitnesses affirmed to a PIC reporter that Israeli forces opened their machinegun fire at a young man while walking in the main street in the town.
The nearby Za'tara and Hawara checkpoints were closed following the incident.
The Palestinian Health Ministry affirmed that a young man was injured by Israeli fire at Hawara checkpoint.
Eyewitnesses affirmed to a PIC reporter that Israeli forces opened their machinegun fire at a young man while walking in the main street in the town.
The nearby Za'tara and Hawara checkpoints were closed following the incident.
The Palestinian Health Ministry affirmed that a young man was injured by Israeli fire at Hawara checkpoint.
