21 sept 2015
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The 14-year old Kamal Akram Abu Hadwan suffered pains and nausea after he was assaulted by the occupation forces in Beit Hanina; he is still under medical observation at the hospital.
Akram Abu Hadwan explained that the forces assaulted his 14-year old son while he was in front of car-repair shop. Kamal went outside and was sitting on a bench concurrently with the passing of a patrol in the area. Abu Hadwan added that the police dismounted from their vehicle and assaulted one child in the street and then headed towards Kamal and surrounded him and then accused him of stealing a motorcycle; he declined charges. The police then called the owner of the motorcycle who confirmed that he had parked it in that area in Beit Hanina. He added that the forces insisted on accusing his son of assaulting the |
police personnel and obstructing their work by not showing them his ID; note that he is a minor and doesn’t have an ID yet. Four police personnel then severely beat the child causing him to bleed; he also lost consciousness while being dragging him to the police vehicle.
The patrol’s individuals then hit him inside the vehicle before he was transferred to “Nabi Yaakov” police station.
He explained that the interrogator accused him of assaulting a policeman and then released him. Kamal’s father explained that he will file a claim against the policemen who assaulted his son for no reason.
He also pointed out that his son is still under medical observation in the hospital due to the bruises and pains he suffered.
The patrol’s individuals then hit him inside the vehicle before he was transferred to “Nabi Yaakov” police station.
He explained that the interrogator accused him of assaulting a policeman and then released him. Kamal’s father explained that he will file a claim against the policemen who assaulted his son for no reason.
He also pointed out that his son is still under medical observation in the hospital due to the bruises and pains he suffered.
The District court sentenced on Monday seven young Jerusalemite men for periods between 22 and 50 months. The young men are from the villages of Esawyeh and Jabal Al-Mukabber and the neighborhood of Al-Thori in Silwan.
Esawyeh…
Amjad Abu Asab, head of Jerusalemites detainees and prisoners families committee, explained that the District judge sentenced the 20-year old Walid Daoud Hasan Alayan for 44 months, Ibrahim Mohammad Odeh Dirbas for 40 months, 20-year old Mohammad Kamal Ahed Obeid for 30 months and the 20-year old Ali Mohammad Bassam Ata Alayan for 22 months of actual imprisonment on charges of membership in the Democratic Front for the liberation of Palestine and throwing stones and Molotov Cocktails at the occupation forces. The detainees have been under arrest since April 2014 and are currently imprisoned in Nafha desert prison.
Al-Dameer organization lawyer, Mohammad Mahmoud, explained that the District judge sentenced the 20-year old Walid Alayan for 52 months of actual imprisonment and a fine of 12500 NIS.
Lawyer Mahmoud also explained that the public prosecution threatened to appeal the District court’s decision regarding the “reduced” sentences against the young men of Esawyeh and requested to imprison them between 20-40 months.
The so-called “Minister of Internal Security”, Gilad Ardan” recommended to the State Attorney General to appeal to the decision at the Supreme Court under the pretext of “easy punishment” imposed on them.
The Minister said: “The sentences issued by the District judge against young men from Esawyeh are reduced and easy in accordance with the charges against them”. They were accused of setting a synagogue on fire in the settlement of “French Hill” in Jerusalem and throwing Molotov Cocktails towards settlers’ vehicles while passing through the street leading to the settlement of “Maale Adomim” and towards the gas stations at the entrance of the village of Esawyeh in addition to throwing Molotov Cocktails at the military camp near the village and the parking lot of Hadassah hospital.
Jabal Al-Mukabber…
In a related matter, Abu Asab added that the District judge sentenced the 22-year old Jerusalemite prisoner Amro Ali Sabri Abdo from Jabal Al-Mukabber for 50 months of actual imprisonment and convicted him of “planning to carry out a military attack”; Abdo suffers from a difficult psychological situation and is isolated in Nafha cells. He has been arrested since 14/1/2014.
Silwan…
Abu Asab also added that the Magistrate judge sentenced the 21-year old Mahmoud Mohammad Ayoub Hadyeh from the neighborhood of Al-Thori in Silwan for one and a half years of actual imprisonment on charges of participating in illegal protests and events. Hadyeh has been detained since 31/12/2014 and was transferred in between several prisons and is currently imprisoned in Eshel desert prison.
Esawyeh…
Amjad Abu Asab, head of Jerusalemites detainees and prisoners families committee, explained that the District judge sentenced the 20-year old Walid Daoud Hasan Alayan for 44 months, Ibrahim Mohammad Odeh Dirbas for 40 months, 20-year old Mohammad Kamal Ahed Obeid for 30 months and the 20-year old Ali Mohammad Bassam Ata Alayan for 22 months of actual imprisonment on charges of membership in the Democratic Front for the liberation of Palestine and throwing stones and Molotov Cocktails at the occupation forces. The detainees have been under arrest since April 2014 and are currently imprisoned in Nafha desert prison.
Al-Dameer organization lawyer, Mohammad Mahmoud, explained that the District judge sentenced the 20-year old Walid Alayan for 52 months of actual imprisonment and a fine of 12500 NIS.
Lawyer Mahmoud also explained that the public prosecution threatened to appeal the District court’s decision regarding the “reduced” sentences against the young men of Esawyeh and requested to imprison them between 20-40 months.
The so-called “Minister of Internal Security”, Gilad Ardan” recommended to the State Attorney General to appeal to the decision at the Supreme Court under the pretext of “easy punishment” imposed on them.
The Minister said: “The sentences issued by the District judge against young men from Esawyeh are reduced and easy in accordance with the charges against them”. They were accused of setting a synagogue on fire in the settlement of “French Hill” in Jerusalem and throwing Molotov Cocktails towards settlers’ vehicles while passing through the street leading to the settlement of “Maale Adomim” and towards the gas stations at the entrance of the village of Esawyeh in addition to throwing Molotov Cocktails at the military camp near the village and the parking lot of Hadassah hospital.
Jabal Al-Mukabber…
In a related matter, Abu Asab added that the District judge sentenced the 22-year old Jerusalemite prisoner Amro Ali Sabri Abdo from Jabal Al-Mukabber for 50 months of actual imprisonment and convicted him of “planning to carry out a military attack”; Abdo suffers from a difficult psychological situation and is isolated in Nafha cells. He has been arrested since 14/1/2014.
Silwan…
Abu Asab also added that the Magistrate judge sentenced the 21-year old Mahmoud Mohammad Ayoub Hadyeh from the neighborhood of Al-Thori in Silwan for one and a half years of actual imprisonment on charges of participating in illegal protests and events. Hadyeh has been detained since 31/12/2014 and was transferred in between several prisons and is currently imprisoned in Eshel desert prison.
The Israeli Occupation Authorities (IOA) moved Sunday the Palestinian prisoner Thaer Hamad to solitary confinement under the pretext of issuing statements in defense of al-Aqsa Mosque.
The Palestinian Prisoner Society (PPS) said that the Israeli authorities aim at isolating the Palestinian prisoners from the ongoing events in the area.
Hamad, from Silwad town in Ramallah, was arrested in 2004 and sentenced to 11 life terms for carrying out a resistance attack that killed 11 israeli soldiers.
Earlier last week, Hamad issued a statement calling on the Palestinian people in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem to revolt in protest against the recent Israeli attacks on al-Aqsa Mosque.
The Palestinian Prisoner Society (PPS) said that the Israeli authorities aim at isolating the Palestinian prisoners from the ongoing events in the area.
Hamad, from Silwad town in Ramallah, was arrested in 2004 and sentenced to 11 life terms for carrying out a resistance attack that killed 11 israeli soldiers.
Earlier last week, Hamad issued a statement calling on the Palestinian people in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem to revolt in protest against the recent Israeli attacks on al-Aqsa Mosque.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Monday kidnapped three Palestinian youngsters from the southern West Bank city of al-Khalil.
Spokesperson for the popular anti-settlement committee Mohamed Awad said over 100 occupation soldiers rolled into Beit Ummar, in northern al-Khalil, and scoured Palestinian civilian homes before they kidnapped the youth Khalil Ayesh Sabarna.
The IOF troops further summoned a number of Palestinian civilians for interrogation and seized vehicles for long hours.
The Israeli occupation patrols also broke into the nearby Aroub refugee camp and ravaged Palestinian family homes.
The assault culminated in the abduction of the youngster Baha al-Khmour and his cousin Ahmad. Both arrestees were dragged to an unidentified destination.
Spokesperson for the popular anti-settlement committee Mohamed Awad said over 100 occupation soldiers rolled into Beit Ummar, in northern al-Khalil, and scoured Palestinian civilian homes before they kidnapped the youth Khalil Ayesh Sabarna.
The IOF troops further summoned a number of Palestinian civilians for interrogation and seized vehicles for long hours.
The Israeli occupation patrols also broke into the nearby Aroub refugee camp and ravaged Palestinian family homes.
The assault culminated in the abduction of the youngster Baha al-Khmour and his cousin Ahmad. Both arrestees were dragged to an unidentified destination.
An Israeli court on Sunday extended, for the six consecutive time, the administrative detention of Palestinian lawmaker Mohamed al-Natsheh, from al-Khalil city.
His lawyer said that the court extended the detention of MP Natsheh administratively for another six months.
Natsheh, a member of Hamas's parliamentary bloc, was jailed administratively with no indictment in March 2013, and since then he has been receiving extensions to his detention at the request of the Shin Bet.
His lawyer said that the court extended the detention of MP Natsheh administratively for another six months.
Natsheh, a member of Hamas's parliamentary bloc, was jailed administratively with no indictment in March 2013, and since then he has been receiving extensions to his detention at the request of the Shin Bet.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Sunday evening captured a Palestinian young man after he infiltrated into the Negev region near the border with the Gaza Strip, according to the Hebrew media.
The young man was claimed to have been trying to reach an agricultural settlement (kibbutz) on the western side of the Negev.
The Israeli army said the young man was not armed when he was arrested, adding that he was transferred to an interrogation center.
Every once in a while, some citizens try to escape the harsh economic situation in Gaza by endangering their lives and infiltrating into Israeli border areas in an attempt to find job opportunities in nearby settlement communities.
The young man was claimed to have been trying to reach an agricultural settlement (kibbutz) on the western side of the Negev.
The Israeli army said the young man was not armed when he was arrested, adding that he was transferred to an interrogation center.
Every once in a while, some citizens try to escape the harsh economic situation in Gaza by endangering their lives and infiltrating into Israeli border areas in an attempt to find job opportunities in nearby settlement communities.
Israeli soldiers have kidnapped, earlier on Monday, four Palestinians in different areas in the southern West Bank district of Hebron, after the army broke into and searched several homes and a bakery.
The army also invaded a village near the northern West Bank city of Qalqilia.
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers invaded and searched homes in the al-'Arroub refugee camp, and kidnapped two Palestinians identified as Ahmad Emad Khamour, 19, and Baha' Jihad Khamour, 19.
Another Palestinian, identified as Emad Khaled al-Juneidi, 20, was kidnapped from his home in Hebron city, after the soldiers broke into homes and searched them.
In addition, soldiers invaded Khallet al-'Ein and 'Aseeda areas, in Beit Ummar town north of Hebron, and kidnapped Khalil 'Ayesh Sabarna, 17 years of age.
The soldiers also invaded a Bakery in the town, searched it and handed one of its workers, identified as Zoheir Meqbil, an order for interrogation in the Etzion military base.
In related news, soldiers invaded Emateen village, east of the northern West Bank city of Qalqilia, searched a home belonging to Mohammad Abdul-Rahman Suwwan, causing property damage, and withdrew from the village.
The army also invaded a village near the northern West Bank city of Qalqilia.
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers invaded and searched homes in the al-'Arroub refugee camp, and kidnapped two Palestinians identified as Ahmad Emad Khamour, 19, and Baha' Jihad Khamour, 19.
Another Palestinian, identified as Emad Khaled al-Juneidi, 20, was kidnapped from his home in Hebron city, after the soldiers broke into homes and searched them.
In addition, soldiers invaded Khallet al-'Ein and 'Aseeda areas, in Beit Ummar town north of Hebron, and kidnapped Khalil 'Ayesh Sabarna, 17 years of age.
The soldiers also invaded a Bakery in the town, searched it and handed one of its workers, identified as Zoheir Meqbil, an order for interrogation in the Etzion military base.
In related news, soldiers invaded Emateen village, east of the northern West Bank city of Qalqilia, searched a home belonging to Mohammad Abdul-Rahman Suwwan, causing property damage, and withdrew from the village.
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The occupation forces arrested on Monday afternoon four Jerusalemite children after they left school and were heading home.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center’s lawyer explained that the forces arrested Mohammad Nidal Salah (10), Khader Nader Shweiki (11) and his brothers Yousef (10) and Shafiq (9). The lawyer explained that the forces detained the children in Salah Eddin Street police station. On the other hand, Nader Shweiki (the children’s father) explained that the forces arrested his children while they were heading home and had their |
school bags with them. He pointed out that the police did not inform the family of the arrest and they found out through witnesses who were in the area of Damascus Gate. Video Video
Israeli soldiers invaded, on Monday at dawn, the al-‘Eesawiyya and Silwan towns, and at-Tour neighborhood, in occupied East Jerusalem, and kidnapped 27 Palestinians, including 11 children. Soldiers also demolished one home in Silwan.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that among the kidnapped are three children in al-‘Eesawiyya, and eight others in Ras al-‘Amoud neighborhood in Silwan.
Silwanic said the kidnapped have been identified as Nadim Zahra, Sharif Abu Mayyala, 16, Sufian Edrees, 16, Amir Abu Najma, 16, Ismael Abu Ramouz, 13, Ala’ Bazlameet, 16, Mohammad Abu Najma, 15, Hamza Syouri, 16, Bashar Abu Rajab, 19, Mohammad Shahbour and Ahmad Nasser, 14.
The soldiers assaulted Sharif Abu Mayyala during his abduction, and deliberately hit him on his burnt arms, from a previous accident, and struck Ismael ‘Annous with their guns on his back and arms.
Silwanic said the soldiers moved the kidnapped children to the al-Maskobiyya interrogation center, after cuffing their hands behind their backs, and forced them to sit on the ground.
A lawyer working for Silwanic said he demanded the soldiers to remove the cuffs, but removed them only to place them again, this time from the front.
In addition, the Ad-Dameer Prisoners’ Support and Human Rights Association said the soldiers also kidnapped Nadim Safadi, Fadi Atiyya, Mahmoud Dirbas, Ahmad Dirbas, Sufian Mahmoud, Jamil Shartook, Amir Mustafa, Mahmoud Awadallah, Mahmoud Mheisin, Jamil Mheisin, Sufian Mahmoud, and Mohammad Nasser, 19, in al-’Eesawiyya.
The soldiers also kidnapped four Palestinians, identified as Mohammad Osama Abu Jom’a, Ahmad ‘Ashayer, Salman Abu Sbeitan and Mohammad Jasser Abu al-Hawa in the at-Tour neighborhood, overlooking the Old City.
Furthermore, Israeli bulldozers and several military vehicles, invaded Ras al-‘Amoud neighborhood in Silwan, and demolished a Palestinian home.
The army surrounded the entire area before invading it, and demolished the property, allegedly for being built without a construction permit.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that among the kidnapped are three children in al-‘Eesawiyya, and eight others in Ras al-‘Amoud neighborhood in Silwan.
Silwanic said the kidnapped have been identified as Nadim Zahra, Sharif Abu Mayyala, 16, Sufian Edrees, 16, Amir Abu Najma, 16, Ismael Abu Ramouz, 13, Ala’ Bazlameet, 16, Mohammad Abu Najma, 15, Hamza Syouri, 16, Bashar Abu Rajab, 19, Mohammad Shahbour and Ahmad Nasser, 14.
The soldiers assaulted Sharif Abu Mayyala during his abduction, and deliberately hit him on his burnt arms, from a previous accident, and struck Ismael ‘Annous with their guns on his back and arms.
Silwanic said the soldiers moved the kidnapped children to the al-Maskobiyya interrogation center, after cuffing their hands behind their backs, and forced them to sit on the ground.
A lawyer working for Silwanic said he demanded the soldiers to remove the cuffs, but removed them only to place them again, this time from the front.
In addition, the Ad-Dameer Prisoners’ Support and Human Rights Association said the soldiers also kidnapped Nadim Safadi, Fadi Atiyya, Mahmoud Dirbas, Ahmad Dirbas, Sufian Mahmoud, Jamil Shartook, Amir Mustafa, Mahmoud Awadallah, Mahmoud Mheisin, Jamil Mheisin, Sufian Mahmoud, and Mohammad Nasser, 19, in al-’Eesawiyya.
The soldiers also kidnapped four Palestinians, identified as Mohammad Osama Abu Jom’a, Ahmad ‘Ashayer, Salman Abu Sbeitan and Mohammad Jasser Abu al-Hawa in the at-Tour neighborhood, overlooking the Old City.
Furthermore, Israeli bulldozers and several military vehicles, invaded Ras al-‘Amoud neighborhood in Silwan, and demolished a Palestinian home.
The army surrounded the entire area before invading it, and demolished the property, allegedly for being built without a construction permit.
The occupation forces arrested one woman and assaulted several other while they were at Al-Aqsa Gates after being prevented from entering Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center was informed that the occupation arrested Jihad Ghazzawi after assaulting and beating her. Video
Since the morning hours, the forces assaulted the women present at Al-Silsileh Gate and forced them to stay away from the area while a group of settlers protested in the area and practiced their religious rituals protected by the Israeli police in an attempt to provoke the Jerusalemites.
The forces harassed the women near Al-Aqsa Gates and attempted to prevent them from staying around the gates especially Al-Majles and l-Qataneen; they randomly sprayed pepper gas near Hutta Gate.
It is noteworthy that the occupation forces prevented nearly 60 Palestinians from entering Al-Aqsa Mosque (men, women and journalists) under the pretext of initiating problems inside Al-Aqsa; note that their names are listed in the “black lists” distributed at Al-Aqsa Gates.
On Sunday, 146 extremist settlers broke into the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque through Dung Gate protected by the police amid chants of “God is Great” by the worshippers.
He occupation police continued on Sunday to detain the men’s IDs before entering Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Journalists’ sit-in
A group of journalists carried out a sit-in near Al-Qataneen Gate to condemn the Israeli assaults against them in the past few days as several journalists were attacked, injured or arrested.
Arrests
The occupation authorities arrested on Sunday early morning three young men from the village of Jabal Al-Mukabber after raiding their homes. The detainees are: Mohammad Wasim Aweisat, Mohammad Aziz Aweisat and Jihad Ahmad Sroor.
The forces also arrested the child Bara’ Mahmoud from the village of Esawyeh.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center was informed that the occupation arrested Jihad Ghazzawi after assaulting and beating her. Video
Since the morning hours, the forces assaulted the women present at Al-Silsileh Gate and forced them to stay away from the area while a group of settlers protested in the area and practiced their religious rituals protected by the Israeli police in an attempt to provoke the Jerusalemites.
The forces harassed the women near Al-Aqsa Gates and attempted to prevent them from staying around the gates especially Al-Majles and l-Qataneen; they randomly sprayed pepper gas near Hutta Gate.
It is noteworthy that the occupation forces prevented nearly 60 Palestinians from entering Al-Aqsa Mosque (men, women and journalists) under the pretext of initiating problems inside Al-Aqsa; note that their names are listed in the “black lists” distributed at Al-Aqsa Gates.
On Sunday, 146 extremist settlers broke into the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque through Dung Gate protected by the police amid chants of “God is Great” by the worshippers.
He occupation police continued on Sunday to detain the men’s IDs before entering Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Journalists’ sit-in
A group of journalists carried out a sit-in near Al-Qataneen Gate to condemn the Israeli assaults against them in the past few days as several journalists were attacked, injured or arrested.
Arrests
The occupation authorities arrested on Sunday early morning three young men from the village of Jabal Al-Mukabber after raiding their homes. The detainees are: Mohammad Wasim Aweisat, Mohammad Aziz Aweisat and Jihad Ahmad Sroor.
The forces also arrested the child Bara’ Mahmoud from the village of Esawyeh.
20 sept 2015
Prisoner Fathi Raja Khatib, 56, began an open-ended hunger strike in his Israeli jail in solidarity with his son Ahmad who is detained by the Palestinian Authority and who is on hunger strike for three days now protesting his political detention.
Khatib's family confirmed that they had received a massage from his lawyer stating that he had gone on hunger strike.
The journalist Ahmad Khatib was detained by the Palestinian Authority security apparatuses last week, and then his detention was extended for 15 days. He is now in the Palestinian intelligence prison in Ramallah.
Captive Ahmad Khatib, 27, was freed last June from Israeli occupation jails after about a year in administrative custody, without trial or charge.
The father Fathi Khatib, detained since 2002, was sentenced to 29 life imprisonment terms plus 20 years. The Israeli occupation authorities accused him of providing transportation for Abdel-Baset Oudeh who carried out a human bombing operation in the Israeli hotel "Park".
Khatib's family confirmed that they had received a massage from his lawyer stating that he had gone on hunger strike.
The journalist Ahmad Khatib was detained by the Palestinian Authority security apparatuses last week, and then his detention was extended for 15 days. He is now in the Palestinian intelligence prison in Ramallah.
Captive Ahmad Khatib, 27, was freed last June from Israeli occupation jails after about a year in administrative custody, without trial or charge.
The father Fathi Khatib, detained since 2002, was sentenced to 29 life imprisonment terms plus 20 years. The Israeli occupation authorities accused him of providing transportation for Abdel-Baset Oudeh who carried out a human bombing operation in the Israeli hotel "Park".
The national campaign to support the Palestinian oldest captive in Israeli jails, Fuad Hijazi al-Shobaki, announced ending preparation of launching a popular campaign in demand of his release.
In a statement on Saturday, the campaign warned of the deterioration of the health condition of the elderly captive Shobaki as he turned 80. He also suffers from chronic diseases.
The events will be launched in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. It includes a big festival in central Gaza in the presence of Palestinian national and Islamic leaders. A legal campaign will be launched as well via human rights organizations.
The campaign appealed to Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas to intervene at the regional and international levels to oblige Israel to release the oldest detainee in Israeli jails Fuad Shobaki. It announced its intention to send a letter to the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon for the same purpose.
The old captive has spent almost half of his sentence in Israeli jails as he was sentenced to 20 years after being arrested in 2006.
In a statement on Saturday, the campaign warned of the deterioration of the health condition of the elderly captive Shobaki as he turned 80. He also suffers from chronic diseases.
The events will be launched in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. It includes a big festival in central Gaza in the presence of Palestinian national and Islamic leaders. A legal campaign will be launched as well via human rights organizations.
The campaign appealed to Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas to intervene at the regional and international levels to oblige Israel to release the oldest detainee in Israeli jails Fuad Shobaki. It announced its intention to send a letter to the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon for the same purpose.
The old captive has spent almost half of his sentence in Israeli jails as he was sentenced to 20 years after being arrested in 2006.
Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) carried out on Sunday a campaign of arrest against Palestinians in different locations in the West Bank and Occupied Jerusalem.
Local sources revealed that Israeli soldiers broke into Jenin refugee camp and Abu Dhair Mount in Jenin city and rounded up three young men aged 19 and 20 years.
The sources also revealed that the Israeli forces stormed houses in Nabi Saleh town, to the west of Ramallah, and arrested two Palestinians aged 18 and 22 years respectively. The young men were taken to an unknown destination, it underlined.
As for Occupied Jerusalem, four Palestinian youths including two minors were arrested after breaking into neighborhoods and districts of the city. The Jerusalemites were held captive for participating in the recent pro-Aqsa demonstrations.
In a similar context, the Israeli army announced on Sunday morning arresting a Palestinian injured youth from Jenin refugee camp after shooting him in the leg.
The Israeli troops informed the Palestinian side that the 18-year-old teen, called Mohammad Jamal Abu Saqer, was arrested near a petrol station in the camp within the arrest campaign conducted at dawn, local sources disclosed.
The sources pointed out that residents of the camp did not notice that Abu Saqer was arrested, which raised their questions on the arrest purpose and nature. His health condition is stable and he is held at a hospital in 1948 Occupied Palestine, the sources added.
Local sources revealed that Israeli soldiers broke into Jenin refugee camp and Abu Dhair Mount in Jenin city and rounded up three young men aged 19 and 20 years.
The sources also revealed that the Israeli forces stormed houses in Nabi Saleh town, to the west of Ramallah, and arrested two Palestinians aged 18 and 22 years respectively. The young men were taken to an unknown destination, it underlined.
As for Occupied Jerusalem, four Palestinian youths including two minors were arrested after breaking into neighborhoods and districts of the city. The Jerusalemites were held captive for participating in the recent pro-Aqsa demonstrations.
In a similar context, the Israeli army announced on Sunday morning arresting a Palestinian injured youth from Jenin refugee camp after shooting him in the leg.
The Israeli troops informed the Palestinian side that the 18-year-old teen, called Mohammad Jamal Abu Saqer, was arrested near a petrol station in the camp within the arrest campaign conducted at dawn, local sources disclosed.
The sources pointed out that residents of the camp did not notice that Abu Saqer was arrested, which raised their questions on the arrest purpose and nature. His health condition is stable and he is held at a hospital in 1948 Occupied Palestine, the sources added.
About 43 Israeli settlers and intelligence members barged into the yards of Al-Aqsa mosque, in occupied East Jerusalem, heavily guarded by Israeli police units.
Israeli forces abducted one Palestinian near one of the mosque gates.
According to the PNN, the violations come as the Yeshivat Makor Chaim rightist orthodox school called on a wide break-into the mosque this morning, with students and rabbis.
Consequently, Israeli forces prevented female worshipers and Murabits (guards) from entering the mosque, and forcefully displaced them from the mosque surroundings and gates to let the settlers enter at ease.
On a related note, a number of settlers have organized a demonstration on Bab Al-Silsila (Gate) calling on more people to perform Talmudic rituals inside the mosque.
“Women for the temple” organization has also called on an “educational day” to teach about the proclaimed temple-mount, as the temple coalition called on more settlers to barge into the mosque for four days this month.
The situation in Jerusalem has been intense and nervous for the past week, after Israeli attacks and closures of Al-Aqsa mosque.
Dozens of Palestinians were reportedly injured on Friday when Israeli and Palestinian Authority forces suppressed protests across the West Bank amid continuing entry restrictions the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem.
The clashes are still continuing in cities all over the West Bank.
Israeli forces abducted one Palestinian near one of the mosque gates.
According to the PNN, the violations come as the Yeshivat Makor Chaim rightist orthodox school called on a wide break-into the mosque this morning, with students and rabbis.
Consequently, Israeli forces prevented female worshipers and Murabits (guards) from entering the mosque, and forcefully displaced them from the mosque surroundings and gates to let the settlers enter at ease.
On a related note, a number of settlers have organized a demonstration on Bab Al-Silsila (Gate) calling on more people to perform Talmudic rituals inside the mosque.
“Women for the temple” organization has also called on an “educational day” to teach about the proclaimed temple-mount, as the temple coalition called on more settlers to barge into the mosque for four days this month.
The situation in Jerusalem has been intense and nervous for the past week, after Israeli attacks and closures of Al-Aqsa mosque.
Dozens of Palestinians were reportedly injured on Friday when Israeli and Palestinian Authority forces suppressed protests across the West Bank amid continuing entry restrictions the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem.
The clashes are still continuing in cities all over the West Bank.
The head of the Palestinian Detainees Committee Issa Qaraqe warned, Sunday, that hunger striking detainee Rabea’ Jabarin is facing a very serious health condition, as Israeli continues to deny him access to adequate medical treatment.
Qaraqe said the Israeli Prison Authority knows the seriousness of Jabarin's health condition, especially since he suffers from Cirrhosis of the liver, but is not providing him with any medications.
Qaraqe added that Jabarin, 29 years of age from Teqoua' town near Bethlehem, started the strike four days ago, and intends to continue, especially after the Prison Authority informed him it "cannot help him because they it does not have his medications," and is refusing to move him to a hospital.
"This is an official decision to kill him, or at least let him die slowly,” he said, “They are refusing to hospitalize him, or even to provide him with the needed medications."
The Palestinian official called on the International Red Cross to intervene, without any delay, and to send a physician to examine Jabarin, especially since he developed complications after his strike, including repeatedly throwing up, and inability to walk with balance.”
Rabea Jabarin is from Bethlehem; he was taken prisoner a month ago (August 19), and received a four-month Administrative Detention order, without charges or trial.
He is a former political prisoner who was released in 2012.
Jabarin is demanding to receive the urgently needed medications, and medical attention.
Qaraqe said the Israeli Prison Authority knows the seriousness of Jabarin's health condition, especially since he suffers from Cirrhosis of the liver, but is not providing him with any medications.
Qaraqe added that Jabarin, 29 years of age from Teqoua' town near Bethlehem, started the strike four days ago, and intends to continue, especially after the Prison Authority informed him it "cannot help him because they it does not have his medications," and is refusing to move him to a hospital.
"This is an official decision to kill him, or at least let him die slowly,” he said, “They are refusing to hospitalize him, or even to provide him with the needed medications."
The Palestinian official called on the International Red Cross to intervene, without any delay, and to send a physician to examine Jabarin, especially since he developed complications after his strike, including repeatedly throwing up, and inability to walk with balance.”
Rabea Jabarin is from Bethlehem; he was taken prisoner a month ago (August 19), and received a four-month Administrative Detention order, without charges or trial.
He is a former political prisoner who was released in 2012.
Jabarin is demanding to receive the urgently needed medications, and medical attention.
The Palestinian Detainees Committee has reported, Sunday, that seven detainees went on hunger strike in solidarity with the detainees who started their strike 31 days ago.
The Committee said a large number of detainees would be joining the strike October 10, should Israel continue to deny their legitimate demands to end their illegal, arbitrary Administrative Detention, without charges.
The seven detainees who joined the strike are Mo'ath Abu Nassar, Odai Bayyoumi, Mohammad Hawareen, Motasem Raqban, Ahmad Adawi, Ashraf Zaghari and Hasan Zaghari.
The Committee added that the detainees, who started their strike 31 days ago, have not been transferred to hospitals yet, in direct violation of the Israeli law that states all hunger-striking detainees must be hospitalized when their strike reaches its fifteenth consecutive day.
"The detainees are held in solitary confinement; their conditions are very difficult and dangerous," the committee added, "Officials of the Prison Authority are not interested in negotiating with them; they just want them to die."
In addition, the committee stated that Israel continues to risk the lives of the detainees, especially since they aren't even drinking any supplements, and are only drinking water.
The Committee said a large number of detainees would be joining the strike October 10, should Israel continue to deny their legitimate demands to end their illegal, arbitrary Administrative Detention, without charges.
The seven detainees who joined the strike are Mo'ath Abu Nassar, Odai Bayyoumi, Mohammad Hawareen, Motasem Raqban, Ahmad Adawi, Ashraf Zaghari and Hasan Zaghari.
The Committee added that the detainees, who started their strike 31 days ago, have not been transferred to hospitals yet, in direct violation of the Israeli law that states all hunger-striking detainees must be hospitalized when their strike reaches its fifteenth consecutive day.
"The detainees are held in solitary confinement; their conditions are very difficult and dangerous," the committee added, "Officials of the Prison Authority are not interested in negotiating with them; they just want them to die."
In addition, the committee stated that Israel continues to risk the lives of the detainees, especially since they aren't even drinking any supplements, and are only drinking water.
Israeli soldiers invaded, on Sunday at dawn, several Palestinian communities in the West Bank districts of Jenin and Ramallah, searched homes and kidnapped four in Jenin, and two in Ramallah. One of the kidnapped was shot by army fire prior to his abduction.
Several military vehicles invaded the Jenin refugee camp, and Jabal Abu Thheir area in the northern West Bank city of Jenin, before the soldiers stormed a number of homes and violently searched them, causing property damage.
The soldiers kidnapped Qais Ghaleb Mohammad ‘Arqawi, 20, Mo’men Mohammad Touqan, 19, Haitham Hatem Nabhan, 20, and Mohammad Jamal Abu Saqer, 18, who was shot by army fire before the soldiers abducted him.
In addition, soldiers invaded Nabi Saleh village, west of Ramallah, stormed homes and kidnapped 2 Palestinians, identified as Maher Mahmoud Tamimi, 19, and Ezzeddin Abdul-Hafith Tamimi, 18. Maher was injured after the soldiers assaulted him.
The invasion led to clashes between the soldiers and many local youths; the army fired gas bombs at the protesters and a number of homes, in addition to firing concussion grenades; several Palestinians suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
On Saturday at night, Israeli extremists opened fire on a Palestinian car near Beit Dajan village, east of the northern West Bank city of Nablus.
Resident Ammar Sarkaji said he was driving near the main entrance of the village, and that his daughter was with him. The attack led to property damage but no injuries.
Several military vehicles invaded the Jenin refugee camp, and Jabal Abu Thheir area in the northern West Bank city of Jenin, before the soldiers stormed a number of homes and violently searched them, causing property damage.
The soldiers kidnapped Qais Ghaleb Mohammad ‘Arqawi, 20, Mo’men Mohammad Touqan, 19, Haitham Hatem Nabhan, 20, and Mohammad Jamal Abu Saqer, 18, who was shot by army fire before the soldiers abducted him.
In addition, soldiers invaded Nabi Saleh village, west of Ramallah, stormed homes and kidnapped 2 Palestinians, identified as Maher Mahmoud Tamimi, 19, and Ezzeddin Abdul-Hafith Tamimi, 18. Maher was injured after the soldiers assaulted him.
The invasion led to clashes between the soldiers and many local youths; the army fired gas bombs at the protesters and a number of homes, in addition to firing concussion grenades; several Palestinians suffered the effects of tear gas inhalation.
On Saturday at night, Israeli extremists opened fire on a Palestinian car near Beit Dajan village, east of the northern West Bank city of Nablus.
Resident Ammar Sarkaji said he was driving near the main entrance of the village, and that his daughter was with him. The attack led to property damage but no injuries.
The Israeli occupation troops at dawn Sunday rolled into the Jenin refugee camp, in the northern West Bank, and nabbed three Palestinian youths.
A PIC news reporter quoted local sources as stating that dozens of heavily-armed Israeli soldiers stormed the Jenin camp at dawn time and attacked the unarmed Palestinian youths with random gunshots.
The assault culminated in the abduction of three Palestinian youths identified as 19-year-old Mo’men Husam Tuquan along with Haytham Hatem Nabhan and Qays Arkawi, both in their 20’s of age.
The Israeli occupation soldiers cordoned off residential neighborhoods and pitched a number of checkpoints across Jenin streets before they withdrew from the area.
A PIC news reporter quoted local sources as stating that dozens of heavily-armed Israeli soldiers stormed the Jenin camp at dawn time and attacked the unarmed Palestinian youths with random gunshots.
The assault culminated in the abduction of three Palestinian youths identified as 19-year-old Mo’men Husam Tuquan along with Haytham Hatem Nabhan and Qays Arkawi, both in their 20’s of age.
The Israeli occupation soldiers cordoned off residential neighborhoods and pitched a number of checkpoints across Jenin streets before they withdrew from the area.
Mohammad Hani Issa 13
One Palestinian child was shot in the head, with an Israeli rubber-coated steel bullet, on Saturday at night, suffering a serious injury, after the soldiers invaded the al-‘Eesawiyya town, in occupied East Jerusalem. Army also kidnapped seven Palestinians in Jerusalem.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic), in Jerusalem, said the wounded child, Mohammad Issa, 13 years of age, suffered fractures in his skull and a traumatic brain injury.
He was moved to the Al-Makassed Islamic Charitable Society Hospital, and later to the Hadassah Israeli Hospital, in Jerusalem.
The Child’s uncle said the medical condition of his nephew is serious, and that, before the child was moved to Hadassah, he was unable to move his right arm.
Mohammad Abu al-Hummus, member of the Follow-up Committee in Silwan, said dozens of soldiers invaded al-‘Eesawiyya, and conducted provocative acts against the residents before storming a shop, and kidnapped five children.
In addition, soldiers invaded Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, in Jerusalem, searched property, and kidnapped Mohammad Hani ‘Asaliyya, after assaulting and wounding him.
Soldiers also invaded Bab Hatta neighborhood searched homes and kidnapped Mohammad Jayyoushi, 31.
The army claims the Palestinians are involved clashes with the soldiers and police in the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and various areas on the occupied city.
Silwanic said the soldiers have kidnapped twenty-seven Palestinians, mainly children, in different parts of occupied Jerusalem, since Friday.
One Palestinian child was shot in the head, with an Israeli rubber-coated steel bullet, on Saturday at night, suffering a serious injury, after the soldiers invaded the al-‘Eesawiyya town, in occupied East Jerusalem. Army also kidnapped seven Palestinians in Jerusalem.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic), in Jerusalem, said the wounded child, Mohammad Issa, 13 years of age, suffered fractures in his skull and a traumatic brain injury.
He was moved to the Al-Makassed Islamic Charitable Society Hospital, and later to the Hadassah Israeli Hospital, in Jerusalem.
The Child’s uncle said the medical condition of his nephew is serious, and that, before the child was moved to Hadassah, he was unable to move his right arm.
Mohammad Abu al-Hummus, member of the Follow-up Committee in Silwan, said dozens of soldiers invaded al-‘Eesawiyya, and conducted provocative acts against the residents before storming a shop, and kidnapped five children.
In addition, soldiers invaded Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, in Jerusalem, searched property, and kidnapped Mohammad Hani ‘Asaliyya, after assaulting and wounding him.
Soldiers also invaded Bab Hatta neighborhood searched homes and kidnapped Mohammad Jayyoushi, 31.
The army claims the Palestinians are involved clashes with the soldiers and police in the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and various areas on the occupied city.
Silwanic said the soldiers have kidnapped twenty-seven Palestinians, mainly children, in different parts of occupied Jerusalem, since Friday.
