9 oct 2015
Six Palestinians have been injured, while eight others were arrested during the confrontation that erupted after Friday prayers in Jericho east of occupied West Bank.
Heavy tear gas canisters and rubber bullets were fired during the clashes that broke out in protest against Israeli brutal policies in West Bank and occupied Jerusalem.
Five protesters suffered tear gas inhalation, while another Palestinian suffered several bruises and fractures after being beaten up by Israeli forces during the clashes.
Along the same line, eight Palestinians were detained during the confrontation and taken to unknown detention centers.
Heavy tear gas canisters and rubber bullets were fired during the clashes that broke out in protest against Israeli brutal policies in West Bank and occupied Jerusalem.
Five protesters suffered tear gas inhalation, while another Palestinian suffered several bruises and fractures after being beaten up by Israeli forces during the clashes.
Along the same line, eight Palestinians were detained during the confrontation and taken to unknown detention centers.
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In Al Afula town, near Nazareth city, Israeli troops and police officers shot and critically wounded a Palestinian woman at a bus stop on Friday.
The woman was identified as Esra’ Zidan Abed, a mother of four, who is from Nazareth city. A video that was released on Facebook shows that around 10 Israeli police officers surrounded Abed, who held her hands up before she was shot from close range. The video showed that the woman had no weapon. Later Israeli troops stormed Abed’s family home in Nazareth and arrested her father and another member of the family. According to Pannet online site, the Nazareth municipality issued warning to all Palestinian residents to take caution, as all Palestinians are becoming targets for Israeli police attacks. New video |
One Palestinian youth was injured and scores others were treated for the effects of tear Gaza inhalation on Friday, when Israeli troops attacked anti wall and settlement protests organized in west Bank villages.
This week anti wall and settlements protests were organized in the central west Bank villages of Bil’in, Ni’lin, and al Nabi Saleh.
In addition to the village of Kufer Qadum in northern West Bank. Israeli soldiers used live rounds, tear gas and rubber-coated steel bullets against the unarmed protesters.
One youth was injured in his abdomen after being shot by Israeli troops live rounds and scores of civilians were treated for the effects of tear gas inhalation during the weekly protest in Kufer Kadum village.
Later troops stormed the village and fired tear gas into residents’ homes. The injured youth was moved to the nearby Qalqlia city hospital.
In Bil’in and Ni’lin ,protesters managed to reach the Israeli wall. Meanwhile in al Nabi Saleh village, Israeli troops fired several rounds of rubber-coated steel bullets at the villagers as soon as they reached the village entrance.
Many protesters were treated for the effects of tear gas inhalation at the three villages.
This week anti wall and settlements protests were organized in the central west Bank villages of Bil’in, Ni’lin, and al Nabi Saleh.
In addition to the village of Kufer Qadum in northern West Bank. Israeli soldiers used live rounds, tear gas and rubber-coated steel bullets against the unarmed protesters.
One youth was injured in his abdomen after being shot by Israeli troops live rounds and scores of civilians were treated for the effects of tear gas inhalation during the weekly protest in Kufer Kadum village.
Later troops stormed the village and fired tear gas into residents’ homes. The injured youth was moved to the nearby Qalqlia city hospital.
In Bil’in and Ni’lin ,protesters managed to reach the Israeli wall. Meanwhile in al Nabi Saleh village, Israeli troops fired several rounds of rubber-coated steel bullets at the villagers as soon as they reached the village entrance.
Many protesters were treated for the effects of tear gas inhalation at the three villages.
Armed Israeli Settlers Attacking Palestinian Cars in the West Bank
Israeli soldiers shot and critically injured on Friday midday a Palestinian youth from Hebron at the entrance of Kriyat Arba illegal settlement.
The Israeli army claimed that the youth tried to stab a soldier and take control of his gun. Palestinian eyewitness assured media that the youth carried no knife of any other sharp objects and that soldiers shot him without any reason.
Local sources said that the injured youth was left bleeding on the ground and that troops did not allow Palestinian medics to provide him with medical help.
Unconfirmed reports say that the injured youth are from Al Ja’bari family and that his home is just at the entrance of the settlement. A group of Israeli settlers attacked Al Ja’bari family home with stones and surrounded the house while family members are still inside.
The Israeli army claimed that on Thursday night another youth stabbed a settler at the enbtrance of the settlement and took his weapon and fled the scene. The army says they are still searching for the attacker.
Israeli soldiers shot and critically injured on Friday midday a Palestinian youth from Hebron at the entrance of Kriyat Arba illegal settlement.
The Israeli army claimed that the youth tried to stab a soldier and take control of his gun. Palestinian eyewitness assured media that the youth carried no knife of any other sharp objects and that soldiers shot him without any reason.
Local sources said that the injured youth was left bleeding on the ground and that troops did not allow Palestinian medics to provide him with medical help.
Unconfirmed reports say that the injured youth are from Al Ja’bari family and that his home is just at the entrance of the settlement. A group of Israeli settlers attacked Al Ja’bari family home with stones and surrounded the house while family members are still inside.
The Israeli army claimed that on Thursday night another youth stabbed a settler at the enbtrance of the settlement and took his weapon and fled the scene. The army says they are still searching for the attacker.
A Jewish settler was stabbed by a Palestinian boy on Friday morning in occupied Jerusalem.
Hebrew media claimed that the stabber was a 14-year-old boy and that he was shot and arrested.
The settler’s wounds were described as “light”.
Hebrew media claimed that the stabber was a 14-year-old boy and that he was shot and arrested.
The settler’s wounds were described as “light”.
Seven Palestinians were injured and three others were arrested during clashes with Israeli troops on Thursday afternoon near Khadouri University in Tulkarem city.
Eyewitnesses told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that the clashes lasted for several hours and broke out after Israeli soldiers stormed the campus of the university in the afternoon and assaulted some of its students.
They added that similar clashes took place in the southern neighborhood of the city near the house of martyr Thabet Thabet.
Eyewitnesses told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that the clashes lasted for several hours and broke out after Israeli soldiers stormed the campus of the university in the afternoon and assaulted some of its students.
They added that similar clashes took place in the southern neighborhood of the city near the house of martyr Thabet Thabet.
Muhammad al-Raqeb 15
Shadi Hussam Dawla, 20
Ahmad al-Harbawi, 20
Abed al-Wahidi, 20
Abd Wahaibi, 20
Adnan Abu Alyan, 22
The Palestinian Health Ministry announced that six Palestinian civilians were killed on Friday and at least 83 others were injured by Israeli troops gunfire during ongoing clashes between Palestinian Youth and Israeli troops in different areas of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
Three youth were killed and at least 20, injured in clashes erupted in the area sounding the Nahal Oz military base located to the east of Gaza city.
The ministry said that three killed Palestinians near Nahal Oz were identified as Ahmad Al Hirbawi, 21, was killed due to live gunshot wound in his chest, in addition to Abed Al Wahidi, 20, and Husam Doulah, 20.
Meanwhile, 15-year-old, Mohamed Al Raqab and Mousa Abu Aliyan, 22, were killed when Israeli troops opened live gunfire at Palestinian protesters in al Faraheen area east of Khan Younis city in the southern part of the Gaza Strip. Five more civilians were injured by Israeli troops gunfire during the ongoing clashes there.
Elsewhere, Soldiers shoot and killed Fares Al Ja’bari, 19 at the entrance of Kriyat Arba illegal settlement in Hebron city, southern West Bank. The Israeli army claimed that Al Ja’bari tried to stab a soldier and take control of his gun. Palestinian eyewitness assured media that the youth carried no knife of any other sharp objects and that soldiers shot him without any reason.
Local sources said Al Ja’bari was left bleeding on the ground and that troops did not allow Palestinian medics to provide him with medical help.
The Health Ministry reported that 10 more Palestinian protesters were injured during ongoing clashes with Israeli troops in different parts of Hebron city. Three of them were shot by Israeli troops live gunfire in the foot.
Also in the southern West Bank, Israeli troops attacked protesters near the Israeli wall separating Bethlehem city from Jerusalem. The health ministry said that six youth were injured by Israeli troops gunfire, among them a youth that was hit by a live round in the foot.
Moreover, 23 youth were injured, four critically by live gunfire, during ongoing clashes between local youth and invading Israeli soldiers at the entrance of Al Berah town, near the central West Bank city of Ramallah.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society announced on Friday that 1640 Palestinians have been injured all over the West Bank since the start of October until Thursday midnight. 101 were injured after being hit by Israeli troops’ live gunfire, 442 were injured by rubber-coated steel bullets and 1066 were treated for the effects xof tear gas inhalation. In addition there was 31 residents who were injured after being beat-up by soldiers, the RCS reported.
The recent wave of clashes erupted over a week ago, as Israeli settlers under the protection of the Israeli army escalated their invasions to the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem’s old city.
5 Palestinians killed, 40 others injured in Gaza clashes
Five Palestinians were killed and 40 others were injured including two journalists as Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) opened fire at a demonstration by the border fence east of Gaza City and near Khan Younis on Friday.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health said Shadi Hussam Dawla, 20, Ahmad al-Harbawi, 20, and Abed al-Wahidi, 20, Abd Wahaibi, 20, were shot and killed east of the al-Shujaiyeh neighborhood, while 15-year-old Muhammadal-Raqeb and Adnan Abu Alyan, 22, were killed after being shot by Israeli forces near Khan Younis.
At least 40 other Palestinians were injured including two journalists. Two of the reported injured were transferred to Shifa Hospital in critical condition.
The PIC reporter said that dozens of young men headed to the borders near Nahal Oz military position to the east of Gaza City after the Friday prayer while raising Palestinian flags and chanting anti-occupation slogans.
He added that the IOF soldiers fired live rounds at the young men, who responded by throwing stones.
Meanwhile, in southern Gaza Strip, groups of young men marched to the southern borders to the east of Khan Younis and torched tires and chanted slogans against the occupation’s crimes.
IOF troops opened live fire at the peaceful demonstrators injuring two of them, one of them was hit with a bullet in his neck and his condition was described as serious.
An Israeli army spokesperson told Ma'an that 200 Palestinians approached the security fence and hurled rocks and rolled burning tires at Israeli forces.
Israeli forces responded with live fire towards the "main instigators," she said, confirming five direct hits.
The deaths in Gaza come amid renewed violence in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem on Friday.
Tensions had been mounting steadily for weeks across the occupied Palestinian territory due to Israeli restrictions on Palestinians seeking to enter the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied Jerusalem.
At least eight Palestinians including a 13-year-old boy were killed and 900 others have been injured in eight consecutive days of demonstrations and clashes in the occupied West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, at least 60 with live fire, medics said.
3 Palestinian youths killed at the hands of IOF in Gaza
Three Palestinian young men were killed at the hands of Israeli occupation forces (IOF) while demonstrating near Gaza borders in solidarity with the West Bank revolt against Israeli atrocities.
Dr. Ashraf al-Qidra, the health ministry spokesman, said that one of three was a teenager, adding that 20 others were wounded including two journalists.
He said that two of the wounded were in very serious condition and were taken to the Shifa hospital in Gaza City.
The PIC reporter said that dozens of young men headed to the borders near Nahal Oz military position to the east of Gaza City after the Friday prayer while raising Palestinian flags and chanting anti-occupation slogans.
He added that the IOF soldiers fired live rounds at the young men, who responded by throwing stones.
Meanwhile, in southern Gaza Strip, groups of young men marched to the southern borders to the east of Khan Younis and torched tires and chanted slogans against the occupation’s crimes.
IOF troops opened live fire at the peaceful demonstrators injuring two of them, one of them was hit with a bullet in his neck and his condition was described as serious.
Shadi Hussam Dawla, 20
Ahmad al-Harbawi, 20
Abed al-Wahidi, 20
Abd Wahaibi, 20
Adnan Abu Alyan, 22
The Palestinian Health Ministry announced that six Palestinian civilians were killed on Friday and at least 83 others were injured by Israeli troops gunfire during ongoing clashes between Palestinian Youth and Israeli troops in different areas of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
Three youth were killed and at least 20, injured in clashes erupted in the area sounding the Nahal Oz military base located to the east of Gaza city.
The ministry said that three killed Palestinians near Nahal Oz were identified as Ahmad Al Hirbawi, 21, was killed due to live gunshot wound in his chest, in addition to Abed Al Wahidi, 20, and Husam Doulah, 20.
Meanwhile, 15-year-old, Mohamed Al Raqab and Mousa Abu Aliyan, 22, were killed when Israeli troops opened live gunfire at Palestinian protesters in al Faraheen area east of Khan Younis city in the southern part of the Gaza Strip. Five more civilians were injured by Israeli troops gunfire during the ongoing clashes there.
Elsewhere, Soldiers shoot and killed Fares Al Ja’bari, 19 at the entrance of Kriyat Arba illegal settlement in Hebron city, southern West Bank. The Israeli army claimed that Al Ja’bari tried to stab a soldier and take control of his gun. Palestinian eyewitness assured media that the youth carried no knife of any other sharp objects and that soldiers shot him without any reason.
Local sources said Al Ja’bari was left bleeding on the ground and that troops did not allow Palestinian medics to provide him with medical help.
The Health Ministry reported that 10 more Palestinian protesters were injured during ongoing clashes with Israeli troops in different parts of Hebron city. Three of them were shot by Israeli troops live gunfire in the foot.
Also in the southern West Bank, Israeli troops attacked protesters near the Israeli wall separating Bethlehem city from Jerusalem. The health ministry said that six youth were injured by Israeli troops gunfire, among them a youth that was hit by a live round in the foot.
Moreover, 23 youth were injured, four critically by live gunfire, during ongoing clashes between local youth and invading Israeli soldiers at the entrance of Al Berah town, near the central West Bank city of Ramallah.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society announced on Friday that 1640 Palestinians have been injured all over the West Bank since the start of October until Thursday midnight. 101 were injured after being hit by Israeli troops’ live gunfire, 442 were injured by rubber-coated steel bullets and 1066 were treated for the effects xof tear gas inhalation. In addition there was 31 residents who were injured after being beat-up by soldiers, the RCS reported.
The recent wave of clashes erupted over a week ago, as Israeli settlers under the protection of the Israeli army escalated their invasions to the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem’s old city.
5 Palestinians killed, 40 others injured in Gaza clashes
Five Palestinians were killed and 40 others were injured including two journalists as Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) opened fire at a demonstration by the border fence east of Gaza City and near Khan Younis on Friday.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health said Shadi Hussam Dawla, 20, Ahmad al-Harbawi, 20, and Abed al-Wahidi, 20, Abd Wahaibi, 20, were shot and killed east of the al-Shujaiyeh neighborhood, while 15-year-old Muhammadal-Raqeb and Adnan Abu Alyan, 22, were killed after being shot by Israeli forces near Khan Younis.
At least 40 other Palestinians were injured including two journalists. Two of the reported injured were transferred to Shifa Hospital in critical condition.
The PIC reporter said that dozens of young men headed to the borders near Nahal Oz military position to the east of Gaza City after the Friday prayer while raising Palestinian flags and chanting anti-occupation slogans.
He added that the IOF soldiers fired live rounds at the young men, who responded by throwing stones.
Meanwhile, in southern Gaza Strip, groups of young men marched to the southern borders to the east of Khan Younis and torched tires and chanted slogans against the occupation’s crimes.
IOF troops opened live fire at the peaceful demonstrators injuring two of them, one of them was hit with a bullet in his neck and his condition was described as serious.
An Israeli army spokesperson told Ma'an that 200 Palestinians approached the security fence and hurled rocks and rolled burning tires at Israeli forces.
Israeli forces responded with live fire towards the "main instigators," she said, confirming five direct hits.
The deaths in Gaza come amid renewed violence in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem on Friday.
Tensions had been mounting steadily for weeks across the occupied Palestinian territory due to Israeli restrictions on Palestinians seeking to enter the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied Jerusalem.
At least eight Palestinians including a 13-year-old boy were killed and 900 others have been injured in eight consecutive days of demonstrations and clashes in the occupied West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, at least 60 with live fire, medics said.
3 Palestinian youths killed at the hands of IOF in Gaza
Three Palestinian young men were killed at the hands of Israeli occupation forces (IOF) while demonstrating near Gaza borders in solidarity with the West Bank revolt against Israeli atrocities.
Dr. Ashraf al-Qidra, the health ministry spokesman, said that one of three was a teenager, adding that 20 others were wounded including two journalists.
He said that two of the wounded were in very serious condition and were taken to the Shifa hospital in Gaza City.
The PIC reporter said that dozens of young men headed to the borders near Nahal Oz military position to the east of Gaza City after the Friday prayer while raising Palestinian flags and chanting anti-occupation slogans.
He added that the IOF soldiers fired live rounds at the young men, who responded by throwing stones.
Meanwhile, in southern Gaza Strip, groups of young men marched to the southern borders to the east of Khan Younis and torched tires and chanted slogans against the occupation’s crimes.
IOF troops opened live fire at the peaceful demonstrators injuring two of them, one of them was hit with a bullet in his neck and his condition was described as serious.
Hundreds of Palestinian workers from the West Bank have been forced to leave their workplaces in the 1948 occupied territories after Israeli border cops have aggressively cracked down on them.
A PIC news reporter quoted a group of Palestinian workers as stating that they have been subjected to maltreatment and harsh castigation by the Israeli occupation police.
“As soon as we reached 1948 Occupied Palestine, we could barely, if ever, move from one area to another due to the ambushes and raids set the one after the other by the Israeli border policemen,” the workers were quoted by the PIC as reporting.
Reports were also released on the heavy beating to which the workers, who do not have access permits, were subjected before being dragged to Israeli detention centers.
One day earlier Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued orders to tighten grip around the necks of Palestinian employees working in the 1948 occupied territories.
The workers further spoke out against the arbitrary break-ins and assaults launched by the occupation army in such a remarkably abrupt and aggressive manner as part of Israeli intents to chase down Palestinian workers and torture them.
The victims further raised alarm bells over the mass-abduction campaign waged over recent days against Palestinian workers and the psycho-physical torture they have been made to endure both in the detention and pre-detention phases.
The Israeli occupation troops also intensified deployment across flashpoints in an attempt to kidnap more workers.
A PIC news reporter quoted a group of Palestinian workers as stating that they have been subjected to maltreatment and harsh castigation by the Israeli occupation police.
“As soon as we reached 1948 Occupied Palestine, we could barely, if ever, move from one area to another due to the ambushes and raids set the one after the other by the Israeli border policemen,” the workers were quoted by the PIC as reporting.
Reports were also released on the heavy beating to which the workers, who do not have access permits, were subjected before being dragged to Israeli detention centers.
One day earlier Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued orders to tighten grip around the necks of Palestinian employees working in the 1948 occupied territories.
The workers further spoke out against the arbitrary break-ins and assaults launched by the occupation army in such a remarkably abrupt and aggressive manner as part of Israeli intents to chase down Palestinian workers and torture them.
The victims further raised alarm bells over the mass-abduction campaign waged over recent days against Palestinian workers and the psycho-physical torture they have been made to endure both in the detention and pre-detention phases.
The Israeli occupation troops also intensified deployment across flashpoints in an attempt to kidnap more workers.
Israeli gunboats on Friday morning opened heavy machinegun fire at Palestinian fishermen setting sail off Gaza shores.
According to media sources the Israeli navy forces opened their machine gunfire on fishing boats sailing within four nautical miles off al-Soudaniya shore, northwest of the blockaded Gaza Strip.
A fisherman’s boat sustained remarkable material damage in the attack.
The fishermen were forced to leave the sea for fear of being killed by Israeli bullet fire.
Israeli naval boats have often opened fire on Palestinian fishermen sailing within the unilaterally-imposed six-nautical-mile zone, flagrantly violating the Cairo-brokered ceasefire accord.
According to media sources the Israeli navy forces opened their machine gunfire on fishing boats sailing within four nautical miles off al-Soudaniya shore, northwest of the blockaded Gaza Strip.
A fisherman’s boat sustained remarkable material damage in the attack.
The fishermen were forced to leave the sea for fear of being killed by Israeli bullet fire.
Israeli naval boats have often opened fire on Palestinian fishermen sailing within the unilaterally-imposed six-nautical-mile zone, flagrantly violating the Cairo-brokered ceasefire accord.
16 Palestinian young men suffered bullet injuries, one of them seriously, during violent clashes with the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Thursday evening in Beit Ummar town, north of al-Khalil city.
Local sources said that 29-year-old Ibrahim Awad suffered a serious bullet injury in his head during the events in the town, while three others suffered injuries from live fire in their legs.
The sources noted that 12 young men also suffered different injuries from rubber bullets and received immediate medical assistance.
During the events, five young men, most of them under age 18, were taken prisoners by the IOF.
Local sources said that 29-year-old Ibrahim Awad suffered a serious bullet injury in his head during the events in the town, while three others suffered injuries from live fire in their legs.
The sources noted that 12 young men also suffered different injuries from rubber bullets and received immediate medical assistance.
During the events, five young men, most of them under age 18, were taken prisoners by the IOF.
A number of Palestinian civilians at dawn Friday choked on tear gas during a wave of violent clashes that rocked western Jenin, in the northern West Bank, shortly after the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) rolled into the city.
Violent clashes erupted in eastern Barta’ town after the IOF stormed the area, declared it a closed military zone, and subjected Palestinian passers-by to exhaustive interrogation.
According to local sources, at least 30 Palestinian citizens choked on tear gas grenades randomly unleashed by the IOF at the crack of dawn.
The IOF patrols further broke into Jenin’s western village of Zabouba and attacked the unarmed Palestinian protesters with barrages of gunfire.
Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation troops threatened to take revenge on the family of the alleged 20-year-old stabber Tareq Abdul Fattah Yahya, from Jenin’s western town of Erka.
A high-ranking Israeli officer spoke to Tareq’s father by phone overnight and threatened to subject all of his family members to collective punishment.
The occupation officer further ordered the father to hand his other son Fadi to the Israeli army forces, threatening to storm their family home and ravage it.
Violent clashes erupted in eastern Barta’ town after the IOF stormed the area, declared it a closed military zone, and subjected Palestinian passers-by to exhaustive interrogation.
According to local sources, at least 30 Palestinian citizens choked on tear gas grenades randomly unleashed by the IOF at the crack of dawn.
The IOF patrols further broke into Jenin’s western village of Zabouba and attacked the unarmed Palestinian protesters with barrages of gunfire.
Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation troops threatened to take revenge on the family of the alleged 20-year-old stabber Tareq Abdul Fattah Yahya, from Jenin’s western town of Erka.
A high-ranking Israeli officer spoke to Tareq’s father by phone overnight and threatened to subject all of his family members to collective punishment.
The occupation officer further ordered the father to hand his other son Fadi to the Israeli army forces, threatening to storm their family home and ravage it.
8 oct 2015
Israeli policemen on Thursday afternoon opened fire at a Palestinian young man after he allegedly attempted to stab a Jewish settler and grab a gun from a security guard at the light rail station in Sheikh Jarrah district, east of Occupied Jerusalem.
The Hebrew media claimed the settler suffered a serious injury in his neck, pointing out that the attacker was also seriously wounded.
Following the attack, the Israeli police cordoned off the area for investigation.
The Hebrew media claimed the settler suffered a serious injury in his neck, pointing out that the attacker was also seriously wounded.
Following the attack, the Israeli police cordoned off the area for investigation.
A Palestinian minor was shot and injured at the hands of Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at the entrance to Arroub refugee camp in al-Khalil on Thursday morning.
Confrontations between youths in the camp and IOF soldiers have renewed for the fifth day running on Thursday.
Meanwhile, eyewitnesses reported violent clashes between IOF troops and young men in Beit Enoun, one of the main entrances to al-Khalil city.
They said that the soldiers fired sound and tear gas bombs at the demonstrators causing breathing difficulty among a number of them.
Confrontations between youths in the camp and IOF soldiers have renewed for the fifth day running on Thursday.
Meanwhile, eyewitnesses reported violent clashes between IOF troops and young men in Beit Enoun, one of the main entrances to al-Khalil city.
They said that the soldiers fired sound and tear gas bombs at the demonstrators causing breathing difficulty among a number of them.
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) issued at dawn Thursday a demolition notice for a local home in Nablus belonging to the ex-detainee Nimer Haj Mohamed who was exiled to Gaza.
Family sources told the PIC reporter that IOF soldiers stormed and violently searched their home early today.
During the raid, the Israeli commanding officer notified the family of the decision to demolish the three-story home within two weeks.
The Israeli officer also informed the family that their father Nimer has been named in the Israeli list of assassination targets.
The ex-detainee Nimer was arrested in 2004 and sentenced to life term sentence before being released during Shalit Swap Deal in 2011 and sent to Gaza.
He spent seven years out of his sentence, in addition to 11 years in previous arrest.
Israeli authorities have tightened restrictions and punitive measures against Palestinians in an attempt to prevent any further deterioration in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
Over the past week, there have been increasing clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians over the storming of the al-Aqsa Mosque by settlers, who are being backed by Israel's right-wing government.
Family sources told the PIC reporter that IOF soldiers stormed and violently searched their home early today.
During the raid, the Israeli commanding officer notified the family of the decision to demolish the three-story home within two weeks.
The Israeli officer also informed the family that their father Nimer has been named in the Israeli list of assassination targets.
The ex-detainee Nimer was arrested in 2004 and sentenced to life term sentence before being released during Shalit Swap Deal in 2011 and sent to Gaza.
He spent seven years out of his sentence, in addition to 11 years in previous arrest.
Israeli authorities have tightened restrictions and punitive measures against Palestinians in an attempt to prevent any further deterioration in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
Over the past week, there have been increasing clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians over the storming of the al-Aqsa Mosque by settlers, who are being backed by Israel's right-wing government.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Thursday stormed the family home of the slain Palestinian youngster Dhiaa Talahma in the southern West Bank and kidnapped his brother, along with two other youths.
According to local sources, the IOF soldiers broke into the family home of Dhiaa Talahma, shot dead by the IOF earlier last week, and kidnapped his brother Mohamed shortly after they ravaged the building and threatened to reduce it to rubble.
The occupation soldiers further summoned Dhiaa’s father and brother Mahmoud for interrogation at the Gush Etzion camp, in northern al-Khalil city.
15-year-old Ayham Sayed Ahmad was also kidnapped by the IOF from Dura town.
Youngster Mo’taz al-Nmoura was aggressively beaten by the IOF troops in Ehneina area and kidnapped shortly afterwards.
Earlier, overnight Wednesday the IOF detained the two Palestinian journalists Raed al-Sherif and Raed al-Zugheir while they were covering the clashes that rocked al-Khalil province and dragged them to an Israeli detention center. The two journalists were released a couple of hours later.
Violent clashes burst out overnight Wednesday across the southern West Bank province of al-Khalil and culminated in abductions and injuries among the unarmed Palestinian protesters.
According to local sources, the IOF soldiers broke into the family home of Dhiaa Talahma, shot dead by the IOF earlier last week, and kidnapped his brother Mohamed shortly after they ravaged the building and threatened to reduce it to rubble.
The occupation soldiers further summoned Dhiaa’s father and brother Mahmoud for interrogation at the Gush Etzion camp, in northern al-Khalil city.
15-year-old Ayham Sayed Ahmad was also kidnapped by the IOF from Dura town.
Youngster Mo’taz al-Nmoura was aggressively beaten by the IOF troops in Ehneina area and kidnapped shortly afterwards.
Earlier, overnight Wednesday the IOF detained the two Palestinian journalists Raed al-Sherif and Raed al-Zugheir while they were covering the clashes that rocked al-Khalil province and dragged them to an Israeli detention center. The two journalists were released a couple of hours later.
Violent clashes burst out overnight Wednesday across the southern West Bank province of al-Khalil and culminated in abductions and injuries among the unarmed Palestinian protesters.
Violent clashes erupted Thursday morning between Palestinian students and Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) in Takoa town east of Bethlehem to the south of occupied West Bank.
The clashes broke out when Israeli forces suppressed a peaceful march organized by Palestinian students in defense of al-Aqsa Mosque.
Several youths suffered breathing difficulties after inhaling teargas that was heavily fired by Israeli forces during the clashes.
Along the same line, a 20-year-old young man was detained after IOF stormed and violently searched his home in Hussan village east of the city. Several other local homes were stormed at dawn today.
Meanwhile, Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian vehicles while passing by Bethlehem bypass road. Some of the vehicles were damaged during the attack.
The clashes broke out when Israeli forces suppressed a peaceful march organized by Palestinian students in defense of al-Aqsa Mosque.
Several youths suffered breathing difficulties after inhaling teargas that was heavily fired by Israeli forces during the clashes.
Along the same line, a 20-year-old young man was detained after IOF stormed and violently searched his home in Hussan village east of the city. Several other local homes were stormed at dawn today.
Meanwhile, Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian vehicles while passing by Bethlehem bypass road. Some of the vehicles were damaged during the attack.
Several Israeli army vehicles on early Thursday morning carried out a limited incursion into the northern area of the blockaded Gaza Strip, in a renewed violation of the truce deal.
According to local sources, four Israeli military vehicles penetrated into Beit Lahia town, in northern Gaza Strip, and launched combing operations across the border area.
The Israeli occupation army has often moved into Gaza’s border area and attacked Palestinian farmers and cultivated land lots with live ammunition and rubber bullets.
The incursion is another chain in the series of Israeli violations of the Cairo-brokered ceasefire accord signed in the wake of last summer’s military offensive on the besieged coastal enclave.
According to local sources, four Israeli military vehicles penetrated into Beit Lahia town, in northern Gaza Strip, and launched combing operations across the border area.
The Israeli occupation army has often moved into Gaza’s border area and attacked Palestinian farmers and cultivated land lots with live ammunition and rubber bullets.
The incursion is another chain in the series of Israeli violations of the Cairo-brokered ceasefire accord signed in the wake of last summer’s military offensive on the besieged coastal enclave.
At least 1,289 Palestinians have been left wounded in clashes with the Israeli occupation troops across the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported Thursday.
According to official data released by the Red Crescent, 1,298 Palestinian civilians have been injured over the past five days, 76 among whom sustained live bullet wounds and 344 sustained rubber bullet injuries.
849 Palestinians choked on tear gas and 20 others were subjected to heavy beating, the organization further documented.
Tension has been running high in the West Bank and Jerusalem after the Israeli occupation troops and extremist settlers stepped up aggressions on the holy al-Aqsa Mosque and the peaceful Muslim congregation.
Several Palestinians were critically wounded in aggressive attacks, by the occupation patrols, on pro-Aqsa demos.
According to official data released by the Red Crescent, 1,298 Palestinian civilians have been injured over the past five days, 76 among whom sustained live bullet wounds and 344 sustained rubber bullet injuries.
849 Palestinians choked on tear gas and 20 others were subjected to heavy beating, the organization further documented.
Tension has been running high in the West Bank and Jerusalem after the Israeli occupation troops and extremist settlers stepped up aggressions on the holy al-Aqsa Mosque and the peaceful Muslim congregation.
Several Palestinians were critically wounded in aggressive attacks, by the occupation patrols, on pro-Aqsa demos.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at predawn time on Thursday rolled into the northern West Bank province of Nablus and wreaked havoc on dozens of Palestinian family homes.
A PIC news reporter quoted local sources as stating that the IOF stormed Nablus’ southwestern town of Tel at 3 a.m. and ravaged scores of Palestinian civilian homes.
“The occupation troops broke into our homes at predawn time and locked up all of our family members in a single room before they smashed whatever came in their way and turned the building upside down,” the Aseida family told the PIC.
A number of Palestinian civilians were subjected to exhaustive interrogation by the IOF in the assault.
According to eye-witnesses, the Israeli occupation soldiers misappropriated thousands of shekel-cash and gold ornaments.
A number of Palestinian citizens choked on tear gas after they were targeted with barrages of tear gas canisters randomly unleashed by the IOF during the clashes that burst out following the break-in.
A similar assault was carried out in Beit Furik town, in eastern Nablus, where the IOF rummaged through Palestinian family homes and smashed their properties.
A PIC news reporter quoted local sources as stating that the IOF stormed Nablus’ southwestern town of Tel at 3 a.m. and ravaged scores of Palestinian civilian homes.
“The occupation troops broke into our homes at predawn time and locked up all of our family members in a single room before they smashed whatever came in their way and turned the building upside down,” the Aseida family told the PIC.
A number of Palestinian civilians were subjected to exhaustive interrogation by the IOF in the assault.
According to eye-witnesses, the Israeli occupation soldiers misappropriated thousands of shekel-cash and gold ornaments.
A number of Palestinian citizens choked on tear gas after they were targeted with barrages of tear gas canisters randomly unleashed by the IOF during the clashes that burst out following the break-in.
A similar assault was carried out in Beit Furik town, in eastern Nablus, where the IOF rummaged through Palestinian family homes and smashed their properties.
Israeli forces shot and injured a 30-year-old Palestinian on Wednesday evening, after the man allegedly attempted to drive his car through a security checkpoint near Maale Adumim settlement, Israeli media reported.
Israeli media claimed that the man tried to drive through a security checkpoint in an attempt to run over Israeli forces guarding the post.
The Jerusalem Post reported that the 30-year-old suspect was taken to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in occupied Jerusalem and is currently in moderate condition.
Two Israeli soldiers were injured in the incident and were transported to Hadassah University Medical Center in the occupied city, according to the sources.
The incident came amid widespread unrest in the West Bank and Jerusalem after the killing of at least five Palestinian youths and the injuring of hundreds others by Israeli gunfire.
Israeli media claimed that the man tried to drive through a security checkpoint in an attempt to run over Israeli forces guarding the post.
The Jerusalem Post reported that the 30-year-old suspect was taken to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in occupied Jerusalem and is currently in moderate condition.
Two Israeli soldiers were injured in the incident and were transported to Hadassah University Medical Center in the occupied city, according to the sources.
The incident came amid widespread unrest in the West Bank and Jerusalem after the killing of at least five Palestinian youths and the injuring of hundreds others by Israeli gunfire.
Dozens of Palestinians were injured during violent clashes that broke out Wednesday across West Bank and occupied Jerusalem, medical sources said.
According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, 288 Palestinians were injured across the occupied West Bank on Wednesday, including 89 by rubber-coated steel bullets and 10 with live rounds and 189 who suffered from tear gas inhalation.
In Ramallah, an Israeli undercover unit kidnapped four Palestinian youths during clashes that broke out at Beit El checkpoint north of the city. One of the detainees was seriously injured after being shot in his head with a live bullet.
The clashes broke out when Israeli forces quelled a large march that set-off from Birzeit University towards the Beit El settlement.
The Israeli forces heavily fired rubber-coated bullets, tear gas, and live fire at the youths.
Journalists were also attacked during the clashes while trying to film the kidnapping process of four Palestinian youths.
Hundreds of students have participated in the massive march heading to Beit El settlement in protest against settlers’ deadly attacks.
In al-Khalil, fierce clashes were reported in different parts of the city between local youths and Israeli forces.
Clashes broke out in the town of Beit Ummar north of the city, when Imad al-Sleibi, 17, was detained by Israeli forces and taken to the nearby illegal Israeli settlement of Karmi Tzur.
A local official said Israeli soldiers chased several other youths in an attempt to detain them during clashes in the al-Thahr area of Beit Ummar, near the settlement, taking over the rooftops of three homes in the area and firing tear-gas and stun grenades from the roofs, causing several teargas suffocation cases among locals.
Similar clashes were reported in Yatta town between Israeli forces and Palestinian youths after a Palestinian man, identified as a young man from the area, was killed in Kiryat Gat in southern Israel.
In Bethlehem, several youths choked on teargas as clashes erupted at the northern entrance of the town.
In occupied Jerusalem, Israeli police stormed and violently searched the house of Shourouk Dweikat who was earlier shot and seriously injured by an Israeli settler in the Old City. Shourouk was hospitalized in critical condition.
In Qalqilia, several youths were injured while some others were detained as clashes broke out at the entrance of the city amid heavy fire of teargas bombs. At least four youths were hit with rubber-coated bullets, eyewitnesses said.
In Jericho, confrontations were reported after Israeli police suppressed a peaceful march organized in the city in defense of al-Aqsa Mosque and in protest against settlers’ attacks against Palestinians and their properties.
Four Palestinians were hit with rubber-coated bullets during the clashes, while 30 choked on teargas. Three minors were also detained during the clashes including a boy with special needs.
Over the past week, there have been increasing clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians over the storming of the al-Aqsa Mosque by settlers, who are being backed by Israel's right-wing government.
According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, 288 Palestinians were injured across the occupied West Bank on Wednesday, including 89 by rubber-coated steel bullets and 10 with live rounds and 189 who suffered from tear gas inhalation.
In Ramallah, an Israeli undercover unit kidnapped four Palestinian youths during clashes that broke out at Beit El checkpoint north of the city. One of the detainees was seriously injured after being shot in his head with a live bullet.
The clashes broke out when Israeli forces quelled a large march that set-off from Birzeit University towards the Beit El settlement.
The Israeli forces heavily fired rubber-coated bullets, tear gas, and live fire at the youths.
Journalists were also attacked during the clashes while trying to film the kidnapping process of four Palestinian youths.
Hundreds of students have participated in the massive march heading to Beit El settlement in protest against settlers’ deadly attacks.
In al-Khalil, fierce clashes were reported in different parts of the city between local youths and Israeli forces.
Clashes broke out in the town of Beit Ummar north of the city, when Imad al-Sleibi, 17, was detained by Israeli forces and taken to the nearby illegal Israeli settlement of Karmi Tzur.
A local official said Israeli soldiers chased several other youths in an attempt to detain them during clashes in the al-Thahr area of Beit Ummar, near the settlement, taking over the rooftops of three homes in the area and firing tear-gas and stun grenades from the roofs, causing several teargas suffocation cases among locals.
Similar clashes were reported in Yatta town between Israeli forces and Palestinian youths after a Palestinian man, identified as a young man from the area, was killed in Kiryat Gat in southern Israel.
In Bethlehem, several youths choked on teargas as clashes erupted at the northern entrance of the town.
In occupied Jerusalem, Israeli police stormed and violently searched the house of Shourouk Dweikat who was earlier shot and seriously injured by an Israeli settler in the Old City. Shourouk was hospitalized in critical condition.
In Qalqilia, several youths were injured while some others were detained as clashes broke out at the entrance of the city amid heavy fire of teargas bombs. At least four youths were hit with rubber-coated bullets, eyewitnesses said.
In Jericho, confrontations were reported after Israeli police suppressed a peaceful march organized in the city in defense of al-Aqsa Mosque and in protest against settlers’ attacks against Palestinians and their properties.
Four Palestinians were hit with rubber-coated bullets during the clashes, while 30 choked on teargas. Three minors were also detained during the clashes including a boy with special needs.
Over the past week, there have been increasing clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians over the storming of the al-Aqsa Mosque by settlers, who are being backed by Israel's right-wing government.
Scores of Palestinian young men suffered from inhaling tear gas and a carpenter's workshop went on fire during violent clashes last night in a neighborhood south of Qalqiliya city.
Eyewitnesses told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that Israeli troops brutally attacked young protesters and citizens in Jaljulia street and showered them with a hail of tear gas grenades, causing many of them to suffocate.
Red Crescent sources said, in turn, that medical assistance was provided for more than 80 protesters and citizens during the events in the area.
The intensity of tear gas fired by the soldiers also led a carpenter's workshop on the same street to catch fire and sustain extensive damage.
The clashes started after a group of angry young men, protesting Israel's recent escalation of its violations against the Palestinians and their holy sites, marched to the iron military gate south of Qalqiliya.
Eyewitnesses told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that Israeli troops brutally attacked young protesters and citizens in Jaljulia street and showered them with a hail of tear gas grenades, causing many of them to suffocate.
Red Crescent sources said, in turn, that medical assistance was provided for more than 80 protesters and citizens during the events in the area.
The intensity of tear gas fired by the soldiers also led a carpenter's workshop on the same street to catch fire and sustain extensive damage.
The clashes started after a group of angry young men, protesting Israel's recent escalation of its violations against the Palestinians and their holy sites, marched to the iron military gate south of Qalqiliya.
