20 aug 2015
The District and Magistrate judges extended on Thursday the arrest of 12 Jerusalemites and the Magistrate judge decided to isolate a girl from Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Al-Dameer organization lawyer, Mohammad Mahmoud, explained that the District judge extended the arrest of Naeem Abu Sara until 27/8/2015 and the public prosecution submitted an indictment against him to the judge that included charges of throwing Molotov Cocktails.
The Magistrate judge extended the arrest of Mohammad Shallodi (18) until next Sunday, and Anan Najib, Samer Abu Eisheh and Abdullah Hamad Sinjlawi until next Monday.
A session was also held for the child Nadim Obeid to discuss reducing the releasing conditions imposed on him and allow him to go to school and the lawyer explained that the judge approved the request.
Lawyer Mahmoud added that the District judge refused the appeal he submitted against extending the arrest of Mohammad and Mansour Naser.
A session was also held to read the indictment against Amir Mahmoud.
The judge also extended the arrest of Ahmad Bakri from Beit Hanina until next Monday and a prosecutor’s permit was submitted to submit an indictment against him.
In a related matter, Wadi Hilweh Information Center’s lawyer said that the Magistrate judge extended the arrest of the child Laith Mohammad Abed Rabbo (16) and Khalil Abdo (16) until next Sunday.
The lawyer added that the judge extended the arrest of Abdel Jawad Ghazzawi until completing the legal procedures against him and Ahmad Rweidi until 8/9/2015 to discuss releasing him with a bail and house-arrest conditions.
The judge decided to release Mohammad Adnan Mahmoud without any conditions.
The Magistrate judge decided to isolate the girl Nour El-huda Safadi from Al-Aqsa Mosque for two weeks and ordered her to sign a third-party bail of 2000 NIS.
Al-Dameer organization lawyer, Mohammad Mahmoud, explained that the District judge extended the arrest of Naeem Abu Sara until 27/8/2015 and the public prosecution submitted an indictment against him to the judge that included charges of throwing Molotov Cocktails.
The Magistrate judge extended the arrest of Mohammad Shallodi (18) until next Sunday, and Anan Najib, Samer Abu Eisheh and Abdullah Hamad Sinjlawi until next Monday.
A session was also held for the child Nadim Obeid to discuss reducing the releasing conditions imposed on him and allow him to go to school and the lawyer explained that the judge approved the request.
Lawyer Mahmoud added that the District judge refused the appeal he submitted against extending the arrest of Mohammad and Mansour Naser.
A session was also held to read the indictment against Amir Mahmoud.
The judge also extended the arrest of Ahmad Bakri from Beit Hanina until next Monday and a prosecutor’s permit was submitted to submit an indictment against him.
In a related matter, Wadi Hilweh Information Center’s lawyer said that the Magistrate judge extended the arrest of the child Laith Mohammad Abed Rabbo (16) and Khalil Abdo (16) until next Sunday.
The lawyer added that the judge extended the arrest of Abdel Jawad Ghazzawi until completing the legal procedures against him and Ahmad Rweidi until 8/9/2015 to discuss releasing him with a bail and house-arrest conditions.
The judge decided to release Mohammad Adnan Mahmoud without any conditions.
The Magistrate judge decided to isolate the girl Nour El-huda Safadi from Al-Aqsa Mosque for two weeks and ordered her to sign a third-party bail of 2000 NIS.
The occupation police released the 11-year old Mahmoud Wisam Abu Hummos after midnight Wednesday.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center’s lawyer explained that the police of Salah Eddin Street police center released the child Abu Hummos without any conditions.
The Musta’ribeen (undercover police) arrested Abu Hummos on Wednesday from the village of Esawyeh.
Arrests…
On the other hand, the police arrested on Thursday Al-Aqsa guard Arafat Najib.
The police also arrested three Jerusalemites from the neighborhood of Beit Hanina on Wednesday night. They are: Laith Mohammad Abed Rabbo (16), Khalil Abdo (16) and Mohammad Shallodi (18).
Mohammad Abed Rabbod explained that the police arrested the children from Beit Hanina and transferred them to Nabi Yakov polive station on charges of throwing stones.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center’s lawyer explained that the police of Salah Eddin Street police center released the child Abu Hummos without any conditions.
The Musta’ribeen (undercover police) arrested Abu Hummos on Wednesday from the village of Esawyeh.
Arrests…
On the other hand, the police arrested on Thursday Al-Aqsa guard Arafat Najib.
The police also arrested three Jerusalemites from the neighborhood of Beit Hanina on Wednesday night. They are: Laith Mohammad Abed Rabbo (16), Khalil Abdo (16) and Mohammad Shallodi (18).
Mohammad Abed Rabbod explained that the police arrested the children from Beit Hanina and transferred them to Nabi Yakov polive station on charges of throwing stones.
The occupation police arrested three girls and one boy after leaving Al-Aqsa Mosque on Wednesday.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center’s lawyer explained that the occupation police arrested the 16-year old Isra’ Ayoub Abu Hadwan, 16-year old Samira Abed Afif Abu Madi, 15-year old Nour Al-Huda Nu’man Safadi and the 14-year old Yousef Jihad Ajloni and transferred them to Al-Qishleh police station for interrogation.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center’s lawyer explained that the occupation police arrested the 16-year old Isra’ Ayoub Abu Hadwan, 16-year old Samira Abed Afif Abu Madi, 15-year old Nour Al-Huda Nu’man Safadi and the 14-year old Yousef Jihad Ajloni and transferred them to Al-Qishleh police station for interrogation.
Israeli soldiers kidnapped, Wednesday, ten Palestinians after storming into their homes and violently searching them, in different parts of occupied Jerusalem, the Ad-Dameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association has reported.
Ad-Dameer Lawyer Mohammad Mahmoud said the soldiers have kidnapped, on Wednesday afternoon, three Palestinians from their homes in Jerusalem’s Old City, and Beit Hanina neighborhood, north of Jerusalem.
He said the kidnapped Palestinians are 'Anan Najib, Abdullah Hamad (Sinjilawi) and Samer Abu ‘Aisha.
In addition, soldiers kidnapped six more Palestinians from their homes in different neighborhood in Jerusalem.
Four of them, from Bab Hatta neighborhood, have been identified as Mohammad 'Adnan Mahmoud, 16, Monir Mohammad Mahmoud, 19, Tareq Tamimi, 19, and Yousef Shaweesh, 14. Residents Hotheifa Shreiteh, 21, was kidnapped in Wad al-Jouz, and Mohammad Nasser Abdul-Latif, 16, from the Old City.
In addition, the army also kidnapped Sheikh Talal Rajabi, near one of the Gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Ad-Dameer Lawyer Mohammad Mahmoud said the soldiers have kidnapped, on Wednesday afternoon, three Palestinians from their homes in Jerusalem’s Old City, and Beit Hanina neighborhood, north of Jerusalem.
He said the kidnapped Palestinians are 'Anan Najib, Abdullah Hamad (Sinjilawi) and Samer Abu ‘Aisha.
In addition, soldiers kidnapped six more Palestinians from their homes in different neighborhood in Jerusalem.
Four of them, from Bab Hatta neighborhood, have been identified as Mohammad 'Adnan Mahmoud, 16, Monir Mohammad Mahmoud, 19, Tareq Tamimi, 19, and Yousef Shaweesh, 14. Residents Hotheifa Shreiteh, 21, was kidnapped in Wad al-Jouz, and Mohammad Nasser Abdul-Latif, 16, from the Old City.
In addition, the army also kidnapped Sheikh Talal Rajabi, near one of the Gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The Israeli Police have decided, Wednesday, to prevent a Palestinian woman, and four children, from entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound, for periods that vary between 15 and 60 days.
Lawyer of the Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan said the police issued an order preventing a child, identified as Isra’ Abu Hadwan, in addition to Yousef al-‘Ajlouni, from entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque area for 15 days, and released them on a third-party bail for 5000 New Israeli Shekels each.
He added that a District Court judge also issued a ruling preventing a woman, identified as Khadija Awad, from entering the mosque compound for 60 days.
A child, identified as Yousef Shaweesh, 14 years of age, and a young man, identified as Hotheifa Shreiteh, received similar orders, this time for 15 days.
The lawyer also said the court ordered the release of child identified as Nour Safadi and Samira Abu Madhi, who will have their hearings at the District Court, Thursday.
A child identified as Mohammad Adnan Mahmoud, remains in custody, until his trial date, Thursday.
In related news, the Ad-Dameer Prisoners Support and Human Rights Association has reported that the District Court in Jerusalem also renewed detention and interrogation orders against Wahid al-Bakri until August 23, while Monir Mahmoud, Mohammad Nasser and Mansour Nasser were remanded until their trial hearing, Sunday.
Detainees Issa Najib, Samer Abu Aisha, Abdullah Sinjelawi and a child identified as Mohammad Abu Sneina, will remain under interrogation until the Israeli prosecutors’ office presents files its indictment.
Lawyer of the Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan said the police issued an order preventing a child, identified as Isra’ Abu Hadwan, in addition to Yousef al-‘Ajlouni, from entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque area for 15 days, and released them on a third-party bail for 5000 New Israeli Shekels each.
He added that a District Court judge also issued a ruling preventing a woman, identified as Khadija Awad, from entering the mosque compound for 60 days.
A child, identified as Yousef Shaweesh, 14 years of age, and a young man, identified as Hotheifa Shreiteh, received similar orders, this time for 15 days.
The lawyer also said the court ordered the release of child identified as Nour Safadi and Samira Abu Madhi, who will have their hearings at the District Court, Thursday.
A child identified as Mohammad Adnan Mahmoud, remains in custody, until his trial date, Thursday.
In related news, the Ad-Dameer Prisoners Support and Human Rights Association has reported that the District Court in Jerusalem also renewed detention and interrogation orders against Wahid al-Bakri until August 23, while Monir Mahmoud, Mohammad Nasser and Mansour Nasser were remanded until their trial hearing, Sunday.
Detainees Issa Najib, Samer Abu Aisha, Abdullah Sinjelawi and a child identified as Mohammad Abu Sneina, will remain under interrogation until the Israeli prosecutors’ office presents files its indictment.
Israeli soldiers invaded, on Wednesday evening, the al-‘Eesawiyya town, in occupied East Jerusalem, and clashed with local youths, wounding many, and kidnapped one child before moving him to an interrogation center.
Mohammad Abu al-Hummus, member of the Follow-Up Committee in al-‘Eesawiyya, has reported that several military jeeps invaded the town during evening hours, and installed a number of roadblocks.
He added that the soldiers stopped dozens of cars, searched them, and ticketed several drivers, while undercover soldiers infiltrated the town, and tried to abduct a number of youngsters.
The invasion led to clashes with the soldiers lasting until late-night hours; the army fired rubber-coated metal bullets, gas bombs and sprayed the protesters with wastewater mixed with chemicals.
Medical sources said five Palestinians were injured by rubber-coated metal bullets, and scores of residents suffered the effects of teargas inhalation; many of them are elderly.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that the soldiers also kidnapped a child, identified as Mahmoud Wisam Abu al-Hummus, 11 years of age, and took him to an interrogation facility in Jerusalem.
The Israeli bullets caused damage to several Palestinian stores, homes and cars, while the soldiers also attacked the head of the Jerusalem Media Center Mohammad Sadeq, and the Cameraman of Silwanic Majd Gheith, in an attempt to prevent them from documenting the invasion.
In addition, Israeli military sources said one soldier was moderately wounded after Palestinian youths hurled stones, and a homemade explosive charge, on soldiers manning the Tunnels Roadblock, west of Bethlehem.
The army said the soldier was injured in his face before being moved to the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, and that the soldiers initiated a large search campaign in the entire area.
Mohammad Abu al-Hummus, member of the Follow-Up Committee in al-‘Eesawiyya, has reported that several military jeeps invaded the town during evening hours, and installed a number of roadblocks.
He added that the soldiers stopped dozens of cars, searched them, and ticketed several drivers, while undercover soldiers infiltrated the town, and tried to abduct a number of youngsters.
The invasion led to clashes with the soldiers lasting until late-night hours; the army fired rubber-coated metal bullets, gas bombs and sprayed the protesters with wastewater mixed with chemicals.
Medical sources said five Palestinians were injured by rubber-coated metal bullets, and scores of residents suffered the effects of teargas inhalation; many of them are elderly.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that the soldiers also kidnapped a child, identified as Mahmoud Wisam Abu al-Hummus, 11 years of age, and took him to an interrogation facility in Jerusalem.
The Israeli bullets caused damage to several Palestinian stores, homes and cars, while the soldiers also attacked the head of the Jerusalem Media Center Mohammad Sadeq, and the Cameraman of Silwanic Majd Gheith, in an attempt to prevent them from documenting the invasion.
In addition, Israeli military sources said one soldier was moderately wounded after Palestinian youths hurled stones, and a homemade explosive charge, on soldiers manning the Tunnels Roadblock, west of Bethlehem.
The army said the soldier was injured in his face before being moved to the Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, and that the soldiers initiated a large search campaign in the entire area.
Haaretz Israeli newspaper, on Wednesday, unveiled a plan for the Israeli municipality to a finance “long educational day” at high schools in East Jerusalem, in order to prevent the student demonstrations and throwing stones at the end of it.
The newspaper said, according to the PNN, that the Israeli municipality and the Ministry of Education, in coordination with the Israeli police, decided to impose the long day on males only, by adding classes of computer studies, sciences, sports, arts and music, this in addition to the normal classes, to stall the educational day and exhaust students.
The newspaper added that the police prepared this plan at the middle of the last school year, under claims that demonstrations and stones thrown at Israeli cars increased after the normal school day.
The newspaper said, according to the PNN, that the Israeli municipality and the Ministry of Education, in coordination with the Israeli police, decided to impose the long day on males only, by adding classes of computer studies, sciences, sports, arts and music, this in addition to the normal classes, to stall the educational day and exhaust students.
The newspaper added that the police prepared this plan at the middle of the last school year, under claims that demonstrations and stones thrown at Israeli cars increased after the normal school day.
17 aug 2015
The occupation police arrested on Sunday one child after leaving Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center’s lawyer was informed that the police arrested the 12-year old Omar Mahmoud Mustafa Shwayat from the neighborhood of Ras Al-Amoud in Silwan and transferred him to Al-Qishleh police station in the Old City of Jerusalem on charges of throwing stones.
Signs of fear were obvious on the child as he was arrested alone and nobody was allowed to accompany him in the police car.
On the other hand, 74 extremists broke into Al-Aqsa and carried out a tour into its courtyards amid chants of “God is Great” by the Marabouts; the police detained the IDs of a group of women before entering Al-Aqsa.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center’s lawyer was informed that the police arrested the 12-year old Omar Mahmoud Mustafa Shwayat from the neighborhood of Ras Al-Amoud in Silwan and transferred him to Al-Qishleh police station in the Old City of Jerusalem on charges of throwing stones.
Signs of fear were obvious on the child as he was arrested alone and nobody was allowed to accompany him in the police car.
On the other hand, 74 extremists broke into Al-Aqsa and carried out a tour into its courtyards amid chants of “God is Great” by the Marabouts; the police detained the IDs of a group of women before entering Al-Aqsa.
15 aug 2015
The Israeli police released on Thursday night two minors from Silwan on conditions of house-arrest and a finacial bail.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center was informed that the occupation police released on Thursday night the 15-year old Baker Mahmoud Abbasi and the 15-year old Omar Daoud Abbasi on conditions of house-arrest until the court date, a 5-thousand NIS bail and a third-party bail of 15 thousand NIS signed by their parents.
The Musta’ribeen (undercover police) and Special Forces arrested the two minors on 27/7/2015 from the neighborhood of Ras Al-Amoud in Silwan and assaulted and severely beat them. They were accused of throwing Molotov Cocktails towards the settlement outpost in Ras Al-Amoud.
On the other hand, the occupation police arrested on Thursday Mustafa Ashayer from Al-Tur and Wahid Bakri from the Old City of Jerusalem.
Releasing six Jerusalemite prisoners
Amjad Abu Asab, head of Jerusalemites detainees and prisoners families committee, explained that the Negev prison administration released on Thursday the 26-year old Jihad Mohammad Aton from the village of Sur Baher after completing his four and a half years prison sentence.
The 23-year old Ra’fat Hijazi from Silwan was aldo released after completing his 13-month prison sentence, 18-year old Ziad Emran Natsheh was also released after completig 3 months of house-arrest and two months at the Negev prison; Natsheh was arrested on 20/6/2015.
The occupation authorities also released Odai Ribhi Sinokrot, Sami Jamal Ideis and Fouad Mustafa Rweidi after they completed their 8-month prison sentences as they were charged with “incitement” on Facebook.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center was informed that the occupation police released on Thursday night the 15-year old Baker Mahmoud Abbasi and the 15-year old Omar Daoud Abbasi on conditions of house-arrest until the court date, a 5-thousand NIS bail and a third-party bail of 15 thousand NIS signed by their parents.
The Musta’ribeen (undercover police) and Special Forces arrested the two minors on 27/7/2015 from the neighborhood of Ras Al-Amoud in Silwan and assaulted and severely beat them. They were accused of throwing Molotov Cocktails towards the settlement outpost in Ras Al-Amoud.
On the other hand, the occupation police arrested on Thursday Mustafa Ashayer from Al-Tur and Wahid Bakri from the Old City of Jerusalem.
Releasing six Jerusalemite prisoners
Amjad Abu Asab, head of Jerusalemites detainees and prisoners families committee, explained that the Negev prison administration released on Thursday the 26-year old Jihad Mohammad Aton from the village of Sur Baher after completing his four and a half years prison sentence.
The 23-year old Ra’fat Hijazi from Silwan was aldo released after completing his 13-month prison sentence, 18-year old Ziad Emran Natsheh was also released after completig 3 months of house-arrest and two months at the Negev prison; Natsheh was arrested on 20/6/2015.
The occupation authorities also released Odai Ribhi Sinokrot, Sami Jamal Ideis and Fouad Mustafa Rweidi after they completed their 8-month prison sentences as they were charged with “incitement” on Facebook.
14 aug 2015
The occupation forces attacked a group of children while walking in “Maragha” neighborhood in Silwan.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center was informed that the occupation forces attacked the 9-year old Qassam Eyad Al-A’war, 5-year old Mohammad Kamal Al-A’war and the 7-year old Mohammad Ahmad Al-A’war while they were heading home from summer camp.
Eyad Al-A’war, Qassam’s father, explained that he was on the roof of his house and heard the sound of a sound grenade and children screaming. He managed to get to the area where the occupation forces were surrounding the three children under the pretext of “throwing stones towards a settler”; the forces fired a sound grenade towards the children and pushed them to the ground.
Al-A’war added that verbal altercations broke out between him and the occupation forces who were forced to withdraw from the area. The forces came afterwards to his house and checked his ID and asked about his son Qassam.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center was informed that the occupation forces attacked the 9-year old Qassam Eyad Al-A’war, 5-year old Mohammad Kamal Al-A’war and the 7-year old Mohammad Ahmad Al-A’war while they were heading home from summer camp.
Eyad Al-A’war, Qassam’s father, explained that he was on the roof of his house and heard the sound of a sound grenade and children screaming. He managed to get to the area where the occupation forces were surrounding the three children under the pretext of “throwing stones towards a settler”; the forces fired a sound grenade towards the children and pushed them to the ground.
Al-A’war added that verbal altercations broke out between him and the occupation forces who were forced to withdraw from the area. The forces came afterwards to his house and checked his ID and asked about his son Qassam.
12 aug 2015
The occupation police released on Tuesday night two brothers after detaining and interrogating them for several hours on charges of throwing stones at the light rail.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center was informed that the Israeli forces arrested the 12-year old Mutaz Mahmoud Ramadan from Sheikh Jarrah playground (only meters away from his house) and then called his 11-year old brother Mohammad for interrogation at Salah Eddin Street police station.
The children’s father explained to Wadi Hilweh Information Center that his sons were interrogated from the afternoon hours until 10 p.m. and he was allowed to attend the interrogation; note that they were interrogated individually.
He added that the police accused them of throwing stones at the light rail and claimed to have pictures and videos as evidence. The father asked to see the evidence but the police ignored his request and insisted to interrogate his children.
He also explained that the police released his children on condition of not talking to some of their friends for two weeks.
Wadi Hilweh Information Center was informed that the Israeli forces arrested the 12-year old Mutaz Mahmoud Ramadan from Sheikh Jarrah playground (only meters away from his house) and then called his 11-year old brother Mohammad for interrogation at Salah Eddin Street police station.
The children’s father explained to Wadi Hilweh Information Center that his sons were interrogated from the afternoon hours until 10 p.m. and he was allowed to attend the interrogation; note that they were interrogated individually.
He added that the police accused them of throwing stones at the light rail and claimed to have pictures and videos as evidence. The father asked to see the evidence but the police ignored his request and insisted to interrogate his children.
He also explained that the police released his children on condition of not talking to some of their friends for two weeks.
Five children are arrested, assaulted and stripped down to prevent them from being at Al-Aqsa Mosque
Five Jerusalemite children were assaulted and severely beaten last week while they were detained and interrogated at Al-Qishleh police station in the Old City of Jerusalem in an attempt to prevent them from going and staying at Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The children are:
Abdel Karim Haddad (16),
Mohammad Ibrahim Abu Sneineh (16),
Mahmoud Maher Najib (17),
Obada Samir Najib (17) and
Mohammad Samir Najib (19).
They were arrested on 2/8/2015 after leaving Al-Aqsa Mosque and were accused of throwing stones at the Israeli forces inside Al-Aqsa. They were all released last Thursday except for the child Abu Sneineh with a 200-NIS bail, isolation from Al-Aqsa for 20 days and signing a third-party bail for each.
Ala’ Haddad, member of Jerusalemites detainees and prisoners families committee and uncle of the child Abdel Karim Haddad, explained that the children were exposed to harsh interrogation, assault and were stripped down during the detention at Al-Qishleh police center in order to extract confessions from them regarding throwing stones inside Al-Aqsa.
Haddad also explained that the occupation forces arrested the children and transferred them to Al-Silsileh Gate police center and then to Al-Qishleh police center where they were detained in separate rooms that are not equipped with surveillance cameras. They were stripped down and searched and were also severely beaten. Also, bags with filthy smells were placed on their heads and they forces verbally assaulted them while they were handcuffed; Haddad pointed out that the head of interrogation department personally assaulted the children.
He also added that the children were then transferred from Al-Qishleh police center to Ofek prison; they were interrogated three times at Al-Qishleh and were assaulted twice.
Haddad also pointed out that the children were arrested several times throughout the last few years but the interrogators and Israeli forces managed to assault and severely beat them this time.
Haddad confirmed that the children’s families will file an official claim to the “Mahash” because of the assault their children were exposed to during the interrogation.
Haddad also mentioned that the occupation intelligence handed him last Sunday a call to interrogate him at Al-Qishleh. When he headed to the police station, the interrogator claimed that the children were not assaulted and they were only interrogated in a normal way.
The children are:
Abdel Karim Haddad (16),
Mohammad Ibrahim Abu Sneineh (16),
Mahmoud Maher Najib (17),
Obada Samir Najib (17) and
Mohammad Samir Najib (19).
They were arrested on 2/8/2015 after leaving Al-Aqsa Mosque and were accused of throwing stones at the Israeli forces inside Al-Aqsa. They were all released last Thursday except for the child Abu Sneineh with a 200-NIS bail, isolation from Al-Aqsa for 20 days and signing a third-party bail for each.
Ala’ Haddad, member of Jerusalemites detainees and prisoners families committee and uncle of the child Abdel Karim Haddad, explained that the children were exposed to harsh interrogation, assault and were stripped down during the detention at Al-Qishleh police center in order to extract confessions from them regarding throwing stones inside Al-Aqsa.
Haddad also explained that the occupation forces arrested the children and transferred them to Al-Silsileh Gate police center and then to Al-Qishleh police center where they were detained in separate rooms that are not equipped with surveillance cameras. They were stripped down and searched and were also severely beaten. Also, bags with filthy smells were placed on their heads and they forces verbally assaulted them while they were handcuffed; Haddad pointed out that the head of interrogation department personally assaulted the children.
He also added that the children were then transferred from Al-Qishleh police center to Ofek prison; they were interrogated three times at Al-Qishleh and were assaulted twice.
Haddad also pointed out that the children were arrested several times throughout the last few years but the interrogators and Israeli forces managed to assault and severely beat them this time.
Haddad confirmed that the children’s families will file an official claim to the “Mahash” because of the assault their children were exposed to during the interrogation.
Haddad also mentioned that the occupation intelligence handed him last Sunday a call to interrogate him at Al-Qishleh. When he headed to the police station, the interrogator claimed that the children were not assaulted and they were only interrogated in a normal way.
11 aug 2015
Maher Shitat, 13 years old, was shot in the leg on Friday night (8 aug) by the occupation forces.
His father sent him to bring his brother from a relative’s home and on the way there the soldiers shot him without previous advice. He was shot in El Zeraa area, in Beit Hanoun, at 8pm. He was walking at 500m from the fence when he was shot, on a frequently used road.
He was first taken to Beit Hanoun Hospital, where due to the lack of medical equipment the doctors where unable to treat him. After that he was transferred to Kamal Adwan Hospital, where the doctors decided not to remove the bullet, as they said it’s located very near to a vein, and removing it would most probably end up with his leg amputated.
Now they are trying to stabilize his condition. After a while they hope he will be able to walk again, and after 15 years, when his leg and veins are stronger, they’ll try to remove the bullet.
For the moment Maher is not allowed to walk, so he spends his days lying on a mattress.
His mother explains: “he is very afraid… he doesn’t want to speak and today spent more than 30 minutes just shaking.”
Maher on the matress in is his home.
But as his family says, that’s not just because of this attack. During the last aggression his home was bombed, his cousin was killed and his father was injured in the leg.
Maher’s father’s scarred leg.
They were not at home when it was bombed, they were already at the UNRWA shelter/school, but they were at home when the one next to theirs was bombed. Since that day Maher’s family says that his personality has changed. They think he has a trauma. In his short life Maher has already suffered 3 massive Zionist aggressions against the Gaza Strip.
Her mother explains that since the last massacre, and until now, he can’t go alone to the bathroom, as he is afraid the zionist soldiers will be inside.
She also explains how Maher and his brothers ask her all the time why the Israelis want to kill them, and that they keep crying because they don’t want to die.
The psychological effect of those aggressions are obvious on Maher, as on most of Gaza’s children, before the last massacre he had always been one of the first in his class, but this year he had very bad results in his exams and will have to repeat the course.
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His father sent him to bring his brother from a relative’s home and on the way there the soldiers shot him without previous advice. He was shot in El Zeraa area, in Beit Hanoun, at 8pm. He was walking at 500m from the fence when he was shot, on a frequently used road.
He was first taken to Beit Hanoun Hospital, where due to the lack of medical equipment the doctors where unable to treat him. After that he was transferred to Kamal Adwan Hospital, where the doctors decided not to remove the bullet, as they said it’s located very near to a vein, and removing it would most probably end up with his leg amputated.
Now they are trying to stabilize his condition. After a while they hope he will be able to walk again, and after 15 years, when his leg and veins are stronger, they’ll try to remove the bullet.
For the moment Maher is not allowed to walk, so he spends his days lying on a mattress.
His mother explains: “he is very afraid… he doesn’t want to speak and today spent more than 30 minutes just shaking.”
Maher on the matress in is his home.
But as his family says, that’s not just because of this attack. During the last aggression his home was bombed, his cousin was killed and his father was injured in the leg.
Maher’s father’s scarred leg.
They were not at home when it was bombed, they were already at the UNRWA shelter/school, but they were at home when the one next to theirs was bombed. Since that day Maher’s family says that his personality has changed. They think he has a trauma. In his short life Maher has already suffered 3 massive Zionist aggressions against the Gaza Strip.
Her mother explains that since the last massacre, and until now, he can’t go alone to the bathroom, as he is afraid the zionist soldiers will be inside.
She also explains how Maher and his brothers ask her all the time why the Israelis want to kill them, and that they keep crying because they don’t want to die.
The psychological effect of those aggressions are obvious on Maher, as on most of Gaza’s children, before the last massacre he had always been one of the first in his class, but this year he had very bad results in his exams and will have to repeat the course.
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Two Children Kidnapped In Sheikh Jarrah, Monday Evening
Israeli soldiers kidnapped, Tuesday, a Palestinian woman and a child near one of the gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, in occupied Jerusalem, and prevented dozens of summer camp children, and woman, from entering the mosque compound.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that the police and soldiers prevented more than 300 children from entering the mosque, and starting pushing many children around causing them to suffer anxiety attacks.
The Police also handed a list containing names of Palestinian women who are banned from entering the mosque.
Silwanic said the soldiers have kidnapped a woman identified as Seham Odeh, allegedly “for biting a female Israeli soldier,” and a child identified as Mohammad Morad al-Bayya’, 13, for what the soldiers said, “throwing eggs on them.
On Monday, Moayyad Hasheem, one of the guards of the Al-Aqsa Mosque suffered fractures in his arm after being attacked and detained, by the soldiers.
On Monday evening, soldiers kidnapped two children, identified as Mohammad Mahmoud Hajj, 11, and his brother Mo’taz, 12, allegedly after they threw stones on them. The two brothers were taken to the police station in Salaheddin Street.
Israeli soldiers kidnapped, Tuesday, a Palestinian woman and a child near one of the gates of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, in occupied Jerusalem, and prevented dozens of summer camp children, and woman, from entering the mosque compound.
The Wadi Hilweh Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported that the police and soldiers prevented more than 300 children from entering the mosque, and starting pushing many children around causing them to suffer anxiety attacks.
The Police also handed a list containing names of Palestinian women who are banned from entering the mosque.
Silwanic said the soldiers have kidnapped a woman identified as Seham Odeh, allegedly “for biting a female Israeli soldier,” and a child identified as Mohammad Morad al-Bayya’, 13, for what the soldiers said, “throwing eggs on them.
On Monday, Moayyad Hasheem, one of the guards of the Al-Aqsa Mosque suffered fractures in his arm after being attacked and detained, by the soldiers.
On Monday evening, soldiers kidnapped two children, identified as Mohammad Mahmoud Hajj, 11, and his brother Mo’taz, 12, allegedly after they threw stones on them. The two brothers were taken to the police station in Salaheddin Street.
10 aug 2015
Israeli occupation forces assaulted and injured guards at the Al Aqsa Mosque, Monday morning, at the door of al-Asbat, while detaining one other.
The media coordinator of the Foundation of the Islamic Waqf in Jerusalem, Firas al-Debs, told Al Ray Palestinian Media Agency that Israeli forces pepper-sprayed a group of children and beat them when they tried to enter the mosque to participate in summer camp.
Al-Debs added that soldiers beat the guards severely when they tried to protect the children, injuring four of them.
He pointed out that guard forces arrested Moayad Hashem after assaulting him, and took him to an unknown destination.
He said that around 25 settlers stormed the courtyards of Al-Aqsa in the morning hours, under the protection of Israeli police.
Al-Debs explained that worshipers inside the mosque confronted settler incursions with chanting and expelled them outside of the courtyards.
The media coordinator of the Foundation of the Islamic Waqf in Jerusalem, Firas al-Debs, told Al Ray Palestinian Media Agency that Israeli forces pepper-sprayed a group of children and beat them when they tried to enter the mosque to participate in summer camp.
Al-Debs added that soldiers beat the guards severely when they tried to protect the children, injuring four of them.
He pointed out that guard forces arrested Moayad Hashem after assaulting him, and took him to an unknown destination.
He said that around 25 settlers stormed the courtyards of Al-Aqsa in the morning hours, under the protection of Israeli police.
Al-Debs explained that worshipers inside the mosque confronted settler incursions with chanting and expelled them outside of the courtyards.
Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) Monday overnight continued a wide campaign of kidnapping youths and children, in addition to handing out demolition orders.
PNN reoporter said that IOF have demolished a facility used for sheep in Thahriyya village that belongs to a citizen, and handed a citizen a demolition threat to the well he owns in Yatta.
IOF then moved to kidnap a number of youths from the Hebron district, including towns of Halhul, Bani-Nu’aim and Si’ir.
Among the arrested were three children from Si’ir village, aged 14.
The three were taken to the Ofer military court after they received notices to go to the Israeli intelligence on Sunday.
IOF did not give any reasons for the kidnap, and the number of detainees is still unidentified.
PNN reoporter said that IOF have demolished a facility used for sheep in Thahriyya village that belongs to a citizen, and handed a citizen a demolition threat to the well he owns in Yatta.
IOF then moved to kidnap a number of youths from the Hebron district, including towns of Halhul, Bani-Nu’aim and Si’ir.
Among the arrested were three children from Si’ir village, aged 14.
The three were taken to the Ofer military court after they received notices to go to the Israeli intelligence on Sunday.
IOF did not give any reasons for the kidnap, and the number of detainees is still unidentified.
