18 oct 2016
Three Israeli settlers were slightly injured during separate anti-occupation attacks on Tuesday morning, Israeli media sources claimed.
0404 Hebrew website claimed that three settlers suffered slight injuries in stone-throwing attacks in occupied Jerusalem.
The sources claimed that Palestinian youths carried out since morning hours 16 stone-throwing attacks against Israeli settlers.
Meanwhile, Israeli police arrested on Tuesday a 15-year-old Palestinian minor from al-Tur neighborhood in occupied Jerusalem for allegedly being involved in the stone-throwing attack.
Israeli forces have earlier stormed the neighbourhood and closed its main entrance following an alleged stone-throwing attack against a settler’s car.
0404 Hebrew website claimed that three settlers suffered slight injuries in stone-throwing attacks in occupied Jerusalem.
The sources claimed that Palestinian youths carried out since morning hours 16 stone-throwing attacks against Israeli settlers.
Meanwhile, Israeli police arrested on Tuesday a 15-year-old Palestinian minor from al-Tur neighborhood in occupied Jerusalem for allegedly being involved in the stone-throwing attack.
Israeli forces have earlier stormed the neighbourhood and closed its main entrance following an alleged stone-throwing attack against a settler’s car.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) detained Tuesday afternoon 50 Palestinian students and their eight teachers at the entrance to Umm al-Raihan town, isolated behind the apartheid wall south of Jenin.
Local sources affirmed that the students were used to cross via an Israeli Iron Gate erected at the entrance to the town to reach their school.
However, the students and teachers were surprised today that Israeli forces closed the Iron Gate and left them behind the gate for more than two hours.
Palestinians in Umm al-Raihan and Dahar Maleh towns south of Jenin are completely isolated behind the apartheid wall.
Local sources affirmed that the students were used to cross via an Israeli Iron Gate erected at the entrance to the town to reach their school.
However, the students and teachers were surprised today that Israeli forces closed the Iron Gate and left them behind the gate for more than two hours.
Palestinians in Umm al-Raihan and Dahar Maleh towns south of Jenin are completely isolated behind the apartheid wall.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported that Israeli soldiers invaded, on Tuesday at dawn, the West Bank districts of Hebron, Bethlehem and Jenin, stormed and violently searched many homes, and kidnapped seven Palestinians.
The Hebron office of the PPS said the soldiers invaded many towns and communities, in the district, broke into and violently searched many homes, and kidnapped five Palestinians.
It added that the kidnapped residents have been identified as Monther Karaja, Mohammad al-Qet, Mohammad Mahmoud Sa’da, 35, Eyad Thiab Abu Qbeita, 42, and Mohammad Sami Dandees, 28.
In addition, the soldiers invaded Bethlehem, and kidnapped one man, identified as Tamer Issa Salah, 27.
Another Palestinian, identified as Salah Fares Salah, 19, was kidnapped from his home in Jenin, in the northern part of the West Bank.
The Hebron office of the PPS said the soldiers invaded many towns and communities, in the district, broke into and violently searched many homes, and kidnapped five Palestinians.
It added that the kidnapped residents have been identified as Monther Karaja, Mohammad al-Qet, Mohammad Mahmoud Sa’da, 35, Eyad Thiab Abu Qbeita, 42, and Mohammad Sami Dandees, 28.
In addition, the soldiers invaded Bethlehem, and kidnapped one man, identified as Tamer Issa Salah, 27.
Another Palestinian, identified as Salah Fares Salah, 19, was kidnapped from his home in Jenin, in the northern part of the West Bank.
17 oct 2016
The Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported that Israeli soldiers have kidnapped, on Monday afternoon, 15 Palestinians, including 10 children from a school for orphans, and the schools headmaster, in occupied East Jerusalem. The soldiers also kidnapped three Palestinians in Ramallah.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers chased many children while leaving a local school for orphans, and invaded its campus, in the Old City of Jerusalem, assaulted many of them and kidnapped ten.
The Israeli army claimed that some students hurled stones at their vehicles, and at soldiers stationed near the main gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) said the kidnapped children have been identified as;
1. Abdul-Rahman Mazen Abu Najeeb, 15.
2. Monjed Hasan Abu Hadwan, 15.
3. Abdul-Malek Mousa Ghazali, 17.
4. Yousef Yacoub Resheq, 16.
5. Monther Amin Tamimi, 15.
6. Khader Fadel Ajlouni, 17.
7. Ahmad Ashraf Sharabati, 16.
8. Mustafa Salaheddin Balbeesy, 17.
9. Amir Bassem Nofal, 17.
10. Fares Ashraf ar-Razem, 16.
The school’s headmaster, who kidnapped from the school campus, has been identified as;
11. Samir Jibreel.
The soldiers also kidnapped four young men in Jerusalem’s Old City; they have been identified as;
12. Jamil ‘Abbassi.
13. Ahmad Darweesh. 14.
14. Mohammad Qaryout.
15. Abada Sharabati.
In addition, several army vehicles invaded the Ramallah and al-Biereh District, in central West Bank, searched homes and kidnapped three Palestinians, identified as;
16. Mahmoud Hasan Yousef, 29.
17. Abdullah Mohammad Omar, 22.
18. Nizar Lutfi Khalaf, 34.
10 Palestinian students detained in O. J’lem
The Israeli police forces arrested Monday ten Palestinian students of the Palestinian Dar al-Aytam Al-Islamiya School (Islamic Industrial Orphanage School).
Wadi al-Hilweh Information Center affirmed that ten students were detained after being chased for long hours in the Old City Monday morning.
The detained minors were taken for investigation for allegedly being involved in stone-throwing attack against Israeli settlers.
Earlier Monday, Israeli police arrested head of Jerusalem Education Administration Samir Jibril after violently storming the school.
The Orphanage School was stormed twice over the past two weeks, during which its director and three students were detained.
Eyewitnesses said the soldiers chased many children while leaving a local school for orphans, and invaded its campus, in the Old City of Jerusalem, assaulted many of them and kidnapped ten.
The Israeli army claimed that some students hurled stones at their vehicles, and at soldiers stationed near the main gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) said the kidnapped children have been identified as;
1. Abdul-Rahman Mazen Abu Najeeb, 15.
2. Monjed Hasan Abu Hadwan, 15.
3. Abdul-Malek Mousa Ghazali, 17.
4. Yousef Yacoub Resheq, 16.
5. Monther Amin Tamimi, 15.
6. Khader Fadel Ajlouni, 17.
7. Ahmad Ashraf Sharabati, 16.
8. Mustafa Salaheddin Balbeesy, 17.
9. Amir Bassem Nofal, 17.
10. Fares Ashraf ar-Razem, 16.
The school’s headmaster, who kidnapped from the school campus, has been identified as;
11. Samir Jibreel.
The soldiers also kidnapped four young men in Jerusalem’s Old City; they have been identified as;
12. Jamil ‘Abbassi.
13. Ahmad Darweesh. 14.
14. Mohammad Qaryout.
15. Abada Sharabati.
In addition, several army vehicles invaded the Ramallah and al-Biereh District, in central West Bank, searched homes and kidnapped three Palestinians, identified as;
16. Mahmoud Hasan Yousef, 29.
17. Abdullah Mohammad Omar, 22.
18. Nizar Lutfi Khalaf, 34.
10 Palestinian students detained in O. J’lem
The Israeli police forces arrested Monday ten Palestinian students of the Palestinian Dar al-Aytam Al-Islamiya School (Islamic Industrial Orphanage School).
Wadi al-Hilweh Information Center affirmed that ten students were detained after being chased for long hours in the Old City Monday morning.
The detained minors were taken for investigation for allegedly being involved in stone-throwing attack against Israeli settlers.
Earlier Monday, Israeli police arrested head of Jerusalem Education Administration Samir Jibril after violently storming the school.
The Orphanage School was stormed twice over the past two weeks, during which its director and three students were detained.
Head of Jerusalem Education Administration Samir Jibril was arrested Monday after Israeli police violently stormed the Palestinian Dar al-Aytam Al-Islamiya (Islamic Industrial Orphanage) School.
Local sources affirmed that Israeli police forces broke into the School under the pretext of looking for a number of students allegedly involved in stone-throwing attack against Israeli settlers.
The Orphanage School was stormed twice over the past two weeks, during which its director and three students were detained.
Earlier Monday, five Palestinians were detained during an Israeli raid campaign in Bethlehem, al-Khalil, and Nablus.
Local sources affirmed that Israeli police forces broke into the School under the pretext of looking for a number of students allegedly involved in stone-throwing attack against Israeli settlers.
The Orphanage School was stormed twice over the past two weeks, during which its director and three students were detained.
Earlier Monday, five Palestinians were detained during an Israeli raid campaign in Bethlehem, al-Khalil, and Nablus.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Monday kidnapped five Palestinians, including an ex-prisoner and a sick youth, from the West Bank.
A PIC news correspondent said an Israeli army patrol rolled into Talfit town, to the southeast of Nablus, and kidnapped the Palestinian youngster Labeeb Jabr al-Haj Muhammad after they wreaked havoc on his family home.
The captive has reportedly been diagnosed with a critical kidney disease.
The IOF further stormed Orata town, in eastern Nablus, and kidnapped the Palestinian ex-prisoner Huzaa Asaad Louleh, 27, after they rummaged into his family home.
Louleh was released by the Israeli occupation authorities in April, after he had served a ten-month administrative prison-term in an Israeli lock-up.
The IOF further kidnapped a Palestinian youth from his own family home in the Aida refugee camp, in northern Bethlehem province.
The occupation troops also broke into al-Khalil’s northwestern town of Surif and kidnapped two Palestinian youngsters after they ravaged their family homes.
Meanwhile, a series of military checkpoints was pitched by the IOF on the entrances to Halhoul village, in northern al-Khalil, and Sa’ir, to the northeast.
The Israeli military forces further sealed off the northern entrance to al-Khalil city with a military checkpoint, where Palestinian vehicles and passengers have been subjected to exhaustive inspection.
Israeli Soldiers Kidnap Two Palestinians In Nablus, One In Bethlehem
Updated: Israeli soldiers invaded, on Monday at dawn, ‘Awarta and Talfit villages, south of the northern West Bank city of Nablus, searched a few homes and kidnapped two Palestinians. The soldiers also kidnapped one Palestinian in Bethlehem.
The Bethlehem office of the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported that several army vehicles invaded Aida refugee camp, north of the city, and kidnapped one Palestinian.
It said the soldiers searched homes in the camp, and kidnapped Khalil Mousa Zreina.
Updated from – Oct 17, 2016 @ 09:54 The Nablus office of the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported that several army vehicles invaded Awarta village, and kidnapped Hazza’ As’ad Lolah, 26, after violently searching his home, causing excessive property damage.
It is worth mentioning that Hazza’ is a former political prisoner, who was held for 10 months.
It added that the soldiers ransacked the home of a young man, identified as Labeeb Jaber Mohammad, in Talfit village, and kidnapped him.
A PIC news correspondent said an Israeli army patrol rolled into Talfit town, to the southeast of Nablus, and kidnapped the Palestinian youngster Labeeb Jabr al-Haj Muhammad after they wreaked havoc on his family home.
The captive has reportedly been diagnosed with a critical kidney disease.
The IOF further stormed Orata town, in eastern Nablus, and kidnapped the Palestinian ex-prisoner Huzaa Asaad Louleh, 27, after they rummaged into his family home.
Louleh was released by the Israeli occupation authorities in April, after he had served a ten-month administrative prison-term in an Israeli lock-up.
The IOF further kidnapped a Palestinian youth from his own family home in the Aida refugee camp, in northern Bethlehem province.
The occupation troops also broke into al-Khalil’s northwestern town of Surif and kidnapped two Palestinian youngsters after they ravaged their family homes.
Meanwhile, a series of military checkpoints was pitched by the IOF on the entrances to Halhoul village, in northern al-Khalil, and Sa’ir, to the northeast.
The Israeli military forces further sealed off the northern entrance to al-Khalil city with a military checkpoint, where Palestinian vehicles and passengers have been subjected to exhaustive inspection.
Israeli Soldiers Kidnap Two Palestinians In Nablus, One In Bethlehem
Updated: Israeli soldiers invaded, on Monday at dawn, ‘Awarta and Talfit villages, south of the northern West Bank city of Nablus, searched a few homes and kidnapped two Palestinians. The soldiers also kidnapped one Palestinian in Bethlehem.
The Bethlehem office of the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported that several army vehicles invaded Aida refugee camp, north of the city, and kidnapped one Palestinian.
It said the soldiers searched homes in the camp, and kidnapped Khalil Mousa Zreina.
Updated from – Oct 17, 2016 @ 09:54 The Nablus office of the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported that several army vehicles invaded Awarta village, and kidnapped Hazza’ As’ad Lolah, 26, after violently searching his home, causing excessive property damage.
It is worth mentioning that Hazza’ is a former political prisoner, who was held for 10 months.
It added that the soldiers ransacked the home of a young man, identified as Labeeb Jaber Mohammad, in Talfit village, and kidnapped him.
A number of Israeli military jeeps invaded, on Monday at dawn, Surif town, northwest of the southern West Bank city of Hebron, searched homes and kidnapped two Palestinians.
The Hebron office of the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported that the soldiers invaded a number of homes, and searched them, before kidnapping the two Palestinians.
The PPS added that the two kidnapped young men have been identified as Ibrahim Mustafa Eghneimat and Abdullah Mohammad Ateyya.
In related news, the soldiers invaded several neighborhoods in Hebron city, and installed roadblocks at the main entrances of Sa’ir and Halhoul towns, in addition to Jouret Bahlas area, north of Hebron.
The soldiers stopped and searched dozens of cars, and interrogated many Palestinians while inspecting their ID cards.
The Hebron office of the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported that the soldiers invaded a number of homes, and searched them, before kidnapping the two Palestinians.
The PPS added that the two kidnapped young men have been identified as Ibrahim Mustafa Eghneimat and Abdullah Mohammad Ateyya.
In related news, the soldiers invaded several neighborhoods in Hebron city, and installed roadblocks at the main entrances of Sa’ir and Halhoul towns, in addition to Jouret Bahlas area, north of Hebron.
The soldiers stopped and searched dozens of cars, and interrogated many Palestinians while inspecting their ID cards.
