10 oct 2015
More than a dozen civilians were injured by Israeli army live gunfire and rubber-coated steel bullets, and scores others were treated for the effects of tear gas inhalation during ongoing clashes in different parts of the west Bank on Saturday.
In the central West Bank city of Ramallah, Israeli soldiers attacked a students’ protest near the Beit Eil military base and settlement at the northern entrance of the city.
Five youth were injured, one critically, as soldiers fired live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets, and tear gas at the unarmed protesters.
Palestinian medical sources said that the youth who was critically injured near Beit Eil was hit with an explosive live round in his abdomen.
Elsewhere, Israeli troops attacked villagers of Yatta village in southern West Bank as they marched in the funeral of Amjad Al Jinidi, 17. He was killed by Israeli troops on Wednesday agedly after he tried to stab soldiers near the illegal settlement of Kriat Gat near Yatta.
Seven youth were injured, one child was kidnapped by troops as Israeli forces stormed the village and attacked residents homes and protesting youth.
While covering the Israeli invasion of Yatta, Israeli forces attacked journalists from Palestine Today satellite channel and other journalists present in the area.
Also in southern West Bank, Palestinian youth clashes with Israeli troops at the northern entrance of Bethlehem city, up until the time of this report no injuries were reported.
In Sho’fat refugee camp in Jerusalem residents clashes with Israeli troops when they attacked the funeral of Ahmad Salah, 24, who was killed by an Israeli sniper on Saturday at dawn.
The Palestinian Health Ministry announced that seven Palestinian civilians were killed on Friday and at least 153 others were injured by Israeli troops gunfire during ongoing clashes between Palestinian Youth and Israeli troops in different areas of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society announced on Friday that 1640 Palestinians have been injured all over the West Bank since the start of October until Thursday midnight.
101 were injured after being hit by Israeli troops’ live gunfire, 442 were injured by rubber-coated steel bullets and 1066 were treated for the effects of tear gas inhalation. In addition there was 31 residents who were injured after being beat-up by soldiers, the RCS reported.
In the central West Bank city of Ramallah, Israeli soldiers attacked a students’ protest near the Beit Eil military base and settlement at the northern entrance of the city.
Five youth were injured, one critically, as soldiers fired live rounds, rubber-coated steel bullets, and tear gas at the unarmed protesters.
Palestinian medical sources said that the youth who was critically injured near Beit Eil was hit with an explosive live round in his abdomen.
Elsewhere, Israeli troops attacked villagers of Yatta village in southern West Bank as they marched in the funeral of Amjad Al Jinidi, 17. He was killed by Israeli troops on Wednesday agedly after he tried to stab soldiers near the illegal settlement of Kriat Gat near Yatta.
Seven youth were injured, one child was kidnapped by troops as Israeli forces stormed the village and attacked residents homes and protesting youth.
While covering the Israeli invasion of Yatta, Israeli forces attacked journalists from Palestine Today satellite channel and other journalists present in the area.
Also in southern West Bank, Palestinian youth clashes with Israeli troops at the northern entrance of Bethlehem city, up until the time of this report no injuries were reported.
In Sho’fat refugee camp in Jerusalem residents clashes with Israeli troops when they attacked the funeral of Ahmad Salah, 24, who was killed by an Israeli sniper on Saturday at dawn.
The Palestinian Health Ministry announced that seven Palestinian civilians were killed on Friday and at least 153 others were injured by Israeli troops gunfire during ongoing clashes between Palestinian Youth and Israeli troops in different areas of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society announced on Friday that 1640 Palestinians have been injured all over the West Bank since the start of October until Thursday midnight.
101 were injured after being hit by Israeli troops’ live gunfire, 442 were injured by rubber-coated steel bullets and 1066 were treated for the effects of tear gas inhalation. In addition there was 31 residents who were injured after being beat-up by soldiers, the RCS reported.
Israeli soldiers suing a Palestinian car kidnapped on Saturday at dawn four Palestinian youth from the village Barta’a near the northern West Bank city of Jenin.
Palestinian sources announced that the four youth were going into the town to go home from Jenin city when their car was chased by a Palestinian car used by Israeli troops.
Later troops stopped the youth car and kidnapped them to unknown location.
Three of those kidnapped were identified as: Mohamed Nabiel Qabha, Shadi Qabha and his brother Hassien.
Clashes erupted by the invading soldiers and Local youth at the village entrance and lasted until the early house of Saturday morning, local sources reported.
Palestinian sources announced that the four youth were going into the town to go home from Jenin city when their car was chased by a Palestinian car used by Israeli troops.
Later troops stopped the youth car and kidnapped them to unknown location.
Three of those kidnapped were identified as: Mohamed Nabiel Qabha, Shadi Qabha and his brother Hassien.
Clashes erupted by the invading soldiers and Local youth at the village entrance and lasted until the early house of Saturday morning, local sources reported.
Medical sources have reported that 17 Palestinians have been injured, on Friday evening, and 221 suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation, during clashes with Israeli soldiers invading the towns of 'Azzoun, Kafr Tholoth and Qalqilia, in the northern West Bank district of Jenin.
The head of the Emergency Unit Center in Jenin Monther Nazzal has reported that seventeen Palestinians, including a medic, were shot with rubber-coated metal bullets, in 'Azzoun town, east of Qalqilia, and that five of them required hospitalization, while 174 Palestinians suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
He added that a Palestinian woman from Kafr Tholoth, suffered severe effects of teargas inhalation, causing her convulsions and various complications, before she was moved to a hospital in Qalqilia city.
Nazzal also said that 46 Palestinians suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation, during clashes that took place in 'Azzoun, east of Qalqilia city; four of them were moved to a local hospital, while the rest received treatment by Red Crescent medics.
In addition, soldiers kidnapped a Palestinian child from Harmala village, east of the West Bank city of Bethlehem.
The child, Luay Issa az-Zeer, 16 years of age, was taken prisoner after the soldiers stormed his family’s home, and violently searched it causing excessive property damage.
The head of the Emergency Unit Center in Jenin Monther Nazzal has reported that seventeen Palestinians, including a medic, were shot with rubber-coated metal bullets, in 'Azzoun town, east of Qalqilia, and that five of them required hospitalization, while 174 Palestinians suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
He added that a Palestinian woman from Kafr Tholoth, suffered severe effects of teargas inhalation, causing her convulsions and various complications, before she was moved to a hospital in Qalqilia city.
Nazzal also said that 46 Palestinians suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation, during clashes that took place in 'Azzoun, east of Qalqilia city; four of them were moved to a local hospital, while the rest received treatment by Red Crescent medics.
In addition, soldiers kidnapped a Palestinian child from Harmala village, east of the West Bank city of Bethlehem.
The child, Luay Issa az-Zeer, 16 years of age, was taken prisoner after the soldiers stormed his family’s home, and violently searched it causing excessive property damage.
Israeli soldiers invaded the al-'Eesawiyya town, the at-Tour village and the Shu’fat refugee camp, in occupied Jerusalem, and clashed with local youths wounding fourteen Palestinians. The army also kidnapped four Palestinians, including an 11 years of age child.
The soldiers invaded Shu'fat refugee camp and Ras Khamis nearby area, and clashed with dozens of local youths, causing many to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation, while five Palestinians were shot with rubber-coated steel bullets.
The soldiers also invaded and violently searched several homes, causing excessive property damage.
In related news, the soldiers shot and injured a young Palestinian man, with a live round, allegedly after attempting to throw a Molotov cocktail on their vehicle.
The soldiers also clashed with scores of Palestinian youths in the at-Tour town, and kidnapped two children before moving them to an unknown destination.
In Wadi al-Jouz neighborhood, soldiers stormed and searched several homes, occupied their rooftops, and kidnapped five teenagers. Two of them have been identified as Nasser Jamal Siyam, 19, and Rakan Nabil Siyam, 17.
The soldiers and kidnapped a Palestinian, identified as Aseed Sa’id Gheith, in Bab al-‘Amoud area, after repeatedly beating him, and kidnapped Naseem Rabea’ Ghazali, only 11 years of age, and Mohammad Hamdan al-Mohtasib, 16, in the village of at-Tour.
In related news, the Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that the soldiers shot and injured eight young Palestinians with live rounds in al-‘Eesawiyya and Ras al-Amoud, and that one of them suffered a head injury.
It added that dozens of residents suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation during clashes that took place after the soldiers invaded Shu'fat refugee camp and Jabal al-Mokabber. The army also kidnapped one of the wounded Palestinians in Shu’fat.
The soldiers invaded Shu'fat refugee camp and Ras Khamis nearby area, and clashed with dozens of local youths, causing many to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation, while five Palestinians were shot with rubber-coated steel bullets.
The soldiers also invaded and violently searched several homes, causing excessive property damage.
In related news, the soldiers shot and injured a young Palestinian man, with a live round, allegedly after attempting to throw a Molotov cocktail on their vehicle.
The soldiers also clashed with scores of Palestinian youths in the at-Tour town, and kidnapped two children before moving them to an unknown destination.
In Wadi al-Jouz neighborhood, soldiers stormed and searched several homes, occupied their rooftops, and kidnapped five teenagers. Two of them have been identified as Nasser Jamal Siyam, 19, and Rakan Nabil Siyam, 17.
The soldiers and kidnapped a Palestinian, identified as Aseed Sa’id Gheith, in Bab al-‘Amoud area, after repeatedly beating him, and kidnapped Naseem Rabea’ Ghazali, only 11 years of age, and Mohammad Hamdan al-Mohtasib, 16, in the village of at-Tour.
In related news, the Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that the soldiers shot and injured eight young Palestinians with live rounds in al-‘Eesawiyya and Ras al-Amoud, and that one of them suffered a head injury.
It added that dozens of residents suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation during clashes that took place after the soldiers invaded Shu'fat refugee camp and Jabal al-Mokabber. The army also kidnapped one of the wounded Palestinians in Shu’fat.
Israeli sniper aims at Palestinian protesters in Nablus city northern West Bank on Friday
During renewed clashes on Saturday at dawn, four Palestinian youth were critically injured, one of them kidnapped, by Israeli troops who invaded Shu’fat refugee camp in Jerusalem. Clashes were also reported in other parts of the city at dawn on Saturday.
According to Palestinian sources, Israeli forces invaded Shu’fat refugee camp from different areas and started to shoot live rounds and tear gas at residents’ homes. Local youth tried to stop the invasion and hurled stones at invading troops.
Witnesses said that three youth were injured by live rounds fired by Israeli invading forces and Israeli troops kidnapped one of the youth. As of the time of this report, the army has now allowed local medics to provide him with help.
In the town of Al-'Eesawiyya near Jerusalem, one youth was injured after being hit in the head by live gunfire fired by Israeli soldiers his head during clashes between local youth and invading Israeli soldiers.
Moreover, a local journalist, Khadija Obeed, was kidnapped by Israeli troops as she was going to her home in Al-'Eesawiyya.
More clashes between Palestinian youth and Israeli soldiers were also reported in Wadi Al Joz and the nearby old city of Jerusalem.
On Thursday evening a Palestinian youth was killed and at least 35 others injured during clashes in Shu’fat refugee camp in Jerusalem. Wesam Faraj, 20, was shot by an explosive live round fired by Israeli soldiers directly to his heart, Palestinian medical sources reported.
The clashes erupted on Thursday when Israeli forces invaded the camp and tried to raid the family home of Subhi Abu Khalifa, who is accused of alleged stabbing and injured two settlers in Jerusalem earlier on Thursday midday.
The Israeli government recently activated an old law to allow its army to demolish the homes of family members of Palestinians alleged to have attacked Israelis.
During renewed clashes on Saturday at dawn, four Palestinian youth were critically injured, one of them kidnapped, by Israeli troops who invaded Shu’fat refugee camp in Jerusalem. Clashes were also reported in other parts of the city at dawn on Saturday.
According to Palestinian sources, Israeli forces invaded Shu’fat refugee camp from different areas and started to shoot live rounds and tear gas at residents’ homes. Local youth tried to stop the invasion and hurled stones at invading troops.
Witnesses said that three youth were injured by live rounds fired by Israeli invading forces and Israeli troops kidnapped one of the youth. As of the time of this report, the army has now allowed local medics to provide him with help.
In the town of Al-'Eesawiyya near Jerusalem, one youth was injured after being hit in the head by live gunfire fired by Israeli soldiers his head during clashes between local youth and invading Israeli soldiers.
Moreover, a local journalist, Khadija Obeed, was kidnapped by Israeli troops as she was going to her home in Al-'Eesawiyya.
More clashes between Palestinian youth and Israeli soldiers were also reported in Wadi Al Joz and the nearby old city of Jerusalem.
On Thursday evening a Palestinian youth was killed and at least 35 others injured during clashes in Shu’fat refugee camp in Jerusalem. Wesam Faraj, 20, was shot by an explosive live round fired by Israeli soldiers directly to his heart, Palestinian medical sources reported.
The clashes erupted on Thursday when Israeli forces invaded the camp and tried to raid the family home of Subhi Abu Khalifa, who is accused of alleged stabbing and injured two settlers in Jerusalem earlier on Thursday midday.
The Israeli government recently activated an old law to allow its army to demolish the homes of family members of Palestinians alleged to have attacked Israelis.
9 oct 2015
Six Palestinians have been injured, while eight others were arrested during the confrontation that erupted after Friday prayers in Jericho east of occupied West Bank.
Heavy tear gas canisters and rubber bullets were fired during the clashes that broke out in protest against Israeli brutal policies in West Bank and occupied Jerusalem.
Five protesters suffered tear gas inhalation, while another Palestinian suffered several bruises and fractures after being beaten up by Israeli forces during the clashes.
Along the same line, eight Palestinians were detained during the confrontation and taken to unknown detention centers.
Heavy tear gas canisters and rubber bullets were fired during the clashes that broke out in protest against Israeli brutal policies in West Bank and occupied Jerusalem.
Five protesters suffered tear gas inhalation, while another Palestinian suffered several bruises and fractures after being beaten up by Israeli forces during the clashes.
Along the same line, eight Palestinians were detained during the confrontation and taken to unknown detention centers.
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In Al Afula town, near Nazareth city, Israeli troops and police officers shot and critically wounded a Palestinian woman at a bus stop on Friday.
The woman was identified as Esra’ Zidan Abed, a mother of four, who is from Nazareth city. A video that was released on Facebook shows that around 10 Israeli police officers surrounded Abed, who held her hands up before she was shot from close range. The video showed that the woman had no weapon. Later Israeli troops stormed Abed’s family home in Nazareth and arrested her father and another member of the family. |
According to Pannet online site, the Nazareth municipality issued warning to all Palestinian residents to take caution, as all Palestinians are becoming targets for Israeli police attacks. New video
Six Palestinians were rounded up at dawn Friday at the hands of Israeli occupation forces (IOF) in different areas of the West Bank.
The Israeli TV Channel 7 said the arrestees were wanted for interrogation, adding that they were taken from two Bethlehem villages, al-Khalil, and northern Ramallah.
Local sources said that one of the detainees was a 16-year-old boy and was taken from his family home in a Bethlehem village.
The Israeli TV Channel 7 said the arrestees were wanted for interrogation, adding that they were taken from two Bethlehem villages, al-Khalil, and northern Ramallah.
Local sources said that one of the detainees was a 16-year-old boy and was taken from his family home in a Bethlehem village.
A Jewish settler was stabbed by a Palestinian boy on Friday morning in occupied Jerusalem.
Hebrew media claimed that the stabber was a 14-year-old boy and that he was shot and arrested.
The settler’s wounds were described as “light”.
Hebrew media claimed that the stabber was a 14-year-old boy and that he was shot and arrested.
The settler’s wounds were described as “light”.
Seven Palestinians were injured and three others were arrested during clashes with Israeli troops on Thursday afternoon near Khadouri University in Tulkarem city.
Eyewitnesses told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that the clashes lasted for several hours and broke out after Israeli soldiers stormed the campus of the university in the afternoon and assaulted some of its students.
They added that similar clashes took place in the southern neighborhood of the city near the house of martyr Thabet Thabet.
Eyewitnesses told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that the clashes lasted for several hours and broke out after Israeli soldiers stormed the campus of the university in the afternoon and assaulted some of its students.
They added that similar clashes took place in the southern neighborhood of the city near the house of martyr Thabet Thabet.
Dozens of Palestinian young men on Thursday participated in a protest rally near Nazareth city against Israel's violations in Jerusalem and the West Bank.
Heads and senior members of the Arab political parties in the 1948 occupied lands also attended the protest.
Arab Knesset member Aida Suleiman said that the Israeli occupation police barred buses carrying protesters from entering Nazareth to take part in the demonstration.
In a related incident, the Israeli police on the same day arrested nine Palestinian young people, including five girls, in the 1948 occupied lands on charges of their intention to organize a violent protest against Israel in Nazareth city.
Heads and senior members of the Arab political parties in the 1948 occupied lands also attended the protest.
Arab Knesset member Aida Suleiman said that the Israeli occupation police barred buses carrying protesters from entering Nazareth to take part in the demonstration.
In a related incident, the Israeli police on the same day arrested nine Palestinian young people, including five girls, in the 1948 occupied lands on charges of their intention to organize a violent protest against Israel in Nazareth city.
Hundreds of Palestinian workers from the West Bank have been forced to leave their workplaces in the 1948 occupied territories after Israeli border cops have aggressively cracked down on them.
A PIC news reporter quoted a group of Palestinian workers as stating that they have been subjected to maltreatment and harsh castigation by the Israeli occupation police.
“As soon as we reached 1948 Occupied Palestine, we could barely, if ever, move from one area to another due to the ambushes and raids set the one after the other by the Israeli border policemen,” the workers were quoted by the PIC as reporting.
Reports were also released on the heavy beating to which the workers, who do not have access permits, were subjected before being dragged to Israeli detention centers.
One day earlier Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued orders to tighten grip around the necks of Palestinian employees working in the 1948 occupied territories.
The workers further spoke out against the arbitrary break-ins and assaults launched by the occupation army in such a remarkably abrupt and aggressive manner as part of Israeli intents to chase down Palestinian workers and torture them.
The victims further raised alarm bells over the mass-abduction campaign waged over recent days against Palestinian workers and the psycho-physical torture they have been made to endure both in the detention and pre-detention phases.
The Israeli occupation troops also intensified deployment across flashpoints in an attempt to kidnap more workers.
A PIC news reporter quoted a group of Palestinian workers as stating that they have been subjected to maltreatment and harsh castigation by the Israeli occupation police.
“As soon as we reached 1948 Occupied Palestine, we could barely, if ever, move from one area to another due to the ambushes and raids set the one after the other by the Israeli border policemen,” the workers were quoted by the PIC as reporting.
Reports were also released on the heavy beating to which the workers, who do not have access permits, were subjected before being dragged to Israeli detention centers.
One day earlier Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued orders to tighten grip around the necks of Palestinian employees working in the 1948 occupied territories.
The workers further spoke out against the arbitrary break-ins and assaults launched by the occupation army in such a remarkably abrupt and aggressive manner as part of Israeli intents to chase down Palestinian workers and torture them.
The victims further raised alarm bells over the mass-abduction campaign waged over recent days against Palestinian workers and the psycho-physical torture they have been made to endure both in the detention and pre-detention phases.
The Israeli occupation troops also intensified deployment across flashpoints in an attempt to kidnap more workers.
16 Palestinian young men suffered bullet injuries, one of them seriously, during violent clashes with the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Thursday evening in Beit Ummar town, north of al-Khalil city.
Local sources said that 29-year-old Ibrahim Awad suffered a serious bullet injury in his head during the events in the town, while three others suffered injuries from live fire in their legs.
The sources noted that 12 young men also suffered different injuries from rubber bullets and received immediate medical assistance.
During the events, five young men, most of them under age 18, were taken prisoners by the IOF.
Local sources said that 29-year-old Ibrahim Awad suffered a serious bullet injury in his head during the events in the town, while three others suffered injuries from live fire in their legs.
The sources noted that 12 young men also suffered different injuries from rubber bullets and received immediate medical assistance.
During the events, five young men, most of them under age 18, were taken prisoners by the IOF.
Jordanian prisoner Alaa Hammad has threatened to go on hunger strike again in protest at transferring him to Ramon jail and persisting in banning him from seeing his family.
The wife of Hammad said that her husband, who had gone on hunger strike for 102 days in 2013, would start another hunger strike if his jailers did not respect the agreement they had made with him two years ago.
She added that the jailers had pledged at the time to allow him to see his family and follow up his medical status if he ended his hunger strike.
She appealed to the Jordanian foreign ministry and its embassy in the occupied territories to intervene with the Israeli side to help respond to his just demands, including his right to see his family.
Prisoner Hammad was arrested on November 24, 2011, and was sentenced later to 12 years in jail on allegations of his affiliation with Hamas and his attempt to kidnap an Israeli soldier in order to exchange him for Palestinian detainees.
The wife of Hammad said that her husband, who had gone on hunger strike for 102 days in 2013, would start another hunger strike if his jailers did not respect the agreement they had made with him two years ago.
She added that the jailers had pledged at the time to allow him to see his family and follow up his medical status if he ended his hunger strike.
She appealed to the Jordanian foreign ministry and its embassy in the occupied territories to intervene with the Israeli side to help respond to his just demands, including his right to see his family.
Prisoner Hammad was arrested on November 24, 2011, and was sentenced later to 12 years in jail on allegations of his affiliation with Hamas and his attempt to kidnap an Israeli soldier in order to exchange him for Palestinian detainees.
The Israeli occupation authorities (IOA) slapped a visit-ban on the wounded Palestinian detainee Mohammed Othman Ziada, hospitalized in the Hadassah medical center after he was shot by the Israeli occupation soldiers.
Lawyer Mufeed al-Haj, from the Palestine Prisoners Society, said the IOA prevented him, along with Ziada’s family, from visiting Mohammed in the Hadassah hospital.
The IOA intensified military grip around Ziada’s room and paid no heed to the appeals launched by the casualty’s family, claiming the ban will be only lifted by a court order.
The IOA further barred the access of lawyers Fawaz al-Shaloudi and Ahmad Seyam into Ziada’s room and refused to provide them with updates on his current health status under the pretext that he does not have an ID.
21-year-old Ziada was shot and arrested one day earlier by an Israeli undercover unit during the clashes that rocked al-Bireh town, in the central West Bank.
Lawyer Mufeed al-Haj, from the Palestine Prisoners Society, said the IOA prevented him, along with Ziada’s family, from visiting Mohammed in the Hadassah hospital.
The IOA intensified military grip around Ziada’s room and paid no heed to the appeals launched by the casualty’s family, claiming the ban will be only lifted by a court order.
The IOA further barred the access of lawyers Fawaz al-Shaloudi and Ahmad Seyam into Ziada’s room and refused to provide them with updates on his current health status under the pretext that he does not have an ID.
21-year-old Ziada was shot and arrested one day earlier by an Israeli undercover unit during the clashes that rocked al-Bireh town, in the central West Bank.
8 oct 2015
Injured settler by the Stabbing attack in Jerusalem
A Palestinian youth was arrested by Israeli troops on Thursday midday after he was accused of stabbing a security guard and a settler in Jerusalem.
Israeli sources said that a 15 year old Palestinian boy stabbed a security guard at the lightrail station constructed on stolen Palestinian land in Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood. Another Israeli was also allegedly wounded in the attack.
Israeli troops said that they arrested the attacker. Israeli sources announced that the settler was critically injured and moved to hospital for treatment. The security guard was lightly wounded.
A Palestinian youth was arrested by Israeli troops on Thursday midday after he was accused of stabbing a security guard and a settler in Jerusalem.
Israeli sources said that a 15 year old Palestinian boy stabbed a security guard at the lightrail station constructed on stolen Palestinian land in Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood. Another Israeli was also allegedly wounded in the attack.
Israeli troops said that they arrested the attacker. Israeli sources announced that the settler was critically injured and moved to hospital for treatment. The security guard was lightly wounded.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) issued at dawn Thursday a demolition notice for a local home in Nablus belonging to the ex-detainee Nimer Haj Mohamed who was exiled to Gaza.
Family sources told the PIC reporter that IOF soldiers stormed and violently searched their home early today.
During the raid, the Israeli commanding officer notified the family of the decision to demolish the three-story home within two weeks.
The Israeli officer also informed the family that their father Nimer has been named in the Israeli list of assassination targets.
The ex-detainee Nimer was arrested in 2004 and sentenced to life term sentence before being released during Shalit Swap Deal in 2011 and sent to Gaza.
He spent seven years out of his sentence, in addition to 11 years in previous arrest.
Israeli authorities have tightened restrictions and punitive measures against Palestinians in an attempt to prevent any further deterioration in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
Over the past week, there have been increasing clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians over the storming of the al-Aqsa Mosque by settlers, who are being backed by Israel's right-wing government.
Family sources told the PIC reporter that IOF soldiers stormed and violently searched their home early today.
During the raid, the Israeli commanding officer notified the family of the decision to demolish the three-story home within two weeks.
The Israeli officer also informed the family that their father Nimer has been named in the Israeli list of assassination targets.
The ex-detainee Nimer was arrested in 2004 and sentenced to life term sentence before being released during Shalit Swap Deal in 2011 and sent to Gaza.
He spent seven years out of his sentence, in addition to 11 years in previous arrest.
Israeli authorities have tightened restrictions and punitive measures against Palestinians in an attempt to prevent any further deterioration in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
Over the past week, there have been increasing clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians over the storming of the al-Aqsa Mosque by settlers, who are being backed by Israel's right-wing government.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) carried out at dawn Thursday a large-scale arrest campaign in al-Khalil, Jenin, and Nablus. 22 youths were detained during the campaign.
Ten youths were arrested in Beit Ummar town in al-Khalil after Israeli forces brutally stormed and searched their homes, the local activist Mohamed Awad said.
Five other detainees were taken from the neighboring town of Halhul, while four youths were arrested in the city, the sources added.
On the other hand, large numbers of Israeli forces broke into Aqraba town in Jenin and raided several local homes in the town. A young man was detained during the raid.
Two other youths, who are residents of Nablus city, were detained at Joba checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem.
Earlier Wednesday, IOF arrested Dr. Arafat Shabana after storming his home in al-Khalil.
The detainee has Ph.D. in communications and network engineering from the University Putra Malaysia (UPM). He also has worldwide patent in optical fibers.
Dr. Shabana has returned home to al-Khalil a month ago after spending eight years in Malaysia. His brother Abbas was recently arrested and sentenced to three years imprisonment after being released during Shalit Swap Deal in 2011.
Ten youths were arrested in Beit Ummar town in al-Khalil after Israeli forces brutally stormed and searched their homes, the local activist Mohamed Awad said.
Five other detainees were taken from the neighboring town of Halhul, while four youths were arrested in the city, the sources added.
On the other hand, large numbers of Israeli forces broke into Aqraba town in Jenin and raided several local homes in the town. A young man was detained during the raid.
Two other youths, who are residents of Nablus city, were detained at Joba checkpoint north of occupied Jerusalem.
Earlier Wednesday, IOF arrested Dr. Arafat Shabana after storming his home in al-Khalil.
The detainee has Ph.D. in communications and network engineering from the University Putra Malaysia (UPM). He also has worldwide patent in optical fibers.
Dr. Shabana has returned home to al-Khalil a month ago after spending eight years in Malaysia. His brother Abbas was recently arrested and sentenced to three years imprisonment after being released during Shalit Swap Deal in 2011.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Thursday stormed the family home of the slain Palestinian youngster Dhiaa Talahma in the southern West Bank and kidnapped his brother, along with two other youths.
According to local sources, the IOF soldiers broke into the family home of Dhiaa Talahma, shot dead by the IOF earlier last week, and kidnapped his brother Mohamed shortly after they ravaged the building and threatened to reduce it to rubble.
The occupation soldiers further summoned Dhiaa’s father and brother Mahmoud for interrogation at the Gush Etzion camp, in northern al-Khalil city.
15-year-old Ayham Sayed Ahmad was also kidnapped by the IOF from Dura town.
Youngster Mo’taz al-Nmoura was aggressively beaten by the IOF troops in Ehneina area and kidnapped shortly afterwards.
Earlier, overnight Wednesday the IOF detained the two Palestinian journalists Raed al-Sherif and Raed al-Zugheir while they were covering the clashes that rocked al-Khalil province and dragged them to an Israeli detention center. The two journalists were released a couple of hours later.
Violent clashes burst out overnight Wednesday across the southern West Bank province of al-Khalil and culminated in abductions and injuries among the unarmed Palestinian protesters.
According to local sources, the IOF soldiers broke into the family home of Dhiaa Talahma, shot dead by the IOF earlier last week, and kidnapped his brother Mohamed shortly after they ravaged the building and threatened to reduce it to rubble.
The occupation soldiers further summoned Dhiaa’s father and brother Mahmoud for interrogation at the Gush Etzion camp, in northern al-Khalil city.
15-year-old Ayham Sayed Ahmad was also kidnapped by the IOF from Dura town.
Youngster Mo’taz al-Nmoura was aggressively beaten by the IOF troops in Ehneina area and kidnapped shortly afterwards.
Earlier, overnight Wednesday the IOF detained the two Palestinian journalists Raed al-Sherif and Raed al-Zugheir while they were covering the clashes that rocked al-Khalil province and dragged them to an Israeli detention center. The two journalists were released a couple of hours later.
Violent clashes burst out overnight Wednesday across the southern West Bank province of al-Khalil and culminated in abductions and injuries among the unarmed Palestinian protesters.
Violent clashes erupted Thursday morning between Palestinian students and Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) in Takoa town east of Bethlehem to the south of occupied West Bank.
The clashes broke out when Israeli forces suppressed a peaceful march organized by Palestinian students in defense of al-Aqsa Mosque.
Several youths suffered breathing difficulties after inhaling teargas that was heavily fired by Israeli forces during the clashes.
Along the same line, a 20-year-old young man was detained after IOF stormed and violently searched his home in Hussan village east of the city. Several other local homes were stormed at dawn today.
Meanwhile, Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian vehicles while passing by Bethlehem bypass road. Some of the vehicles were damaged during the attack.
The clashes broke out when Israeli forces suppressed a peaceful march organized by Palestinian students in defense of al-Aqsa Mosque.
Several youths suffered breathing difficulties after inhaling teargas that was heavily fired by Israeli forces during the clashes.
Along the same line, a 20-year-old young man was detained after IOF stormed and violently searched his home in Hussan village east of the city. Several other local homes were stormed at dawn today.
Meanwhile, Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian vehicles while passing by Bethlehem bypass road. Some of the vehicles were damaged during the attack.
Israeli forces shot and injured a 30-year-old Palestinian on Wednesday evening, after the man allegedly attempted to drive his car through a security checkpoint near Maale Adumim settlement, Israeli media reported.
Israeli media claimed that the man tried to drive through a security checkpoint in an attempt to run over Israeli forces guarding the post.
The Jerusalem Post reported that the 30-year-old suspect was taken to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in occupied Jerusalem and is currently in moderate condition.
Two Israeli soldiers were injured in the incident and were transported to Hadassah University Medical Center in the occupied city, according to the sources.
The incident came amid widespread unrest in the West Bank and Jerusalem after the killing of at least five Palestinian youths and the injuring of hundreds others by Israeli gunfire.
Israeli media claimed that the man tried to drive through a security checkpoint in an attempt to run over Israeli forces guarding the post.
The Jerusalem Post reported that the 30-year-old suspect was taken to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in occupied Jerusalem and is currently in moderate condition.
Two Israeli soldiers were injured in the incident and were transported to Hadassah University Medical Center in the occupied city, according to the sources.
The incident came amid widespread unrest in the West Bank and Jerusalem after the killing of at least five Palestinian youths and the injuring of hundreds others by Israeli gunfire.
