20 nov 2018
An Israeli settler was injured on Tuesday evening in a stabbing attack in Gilo settlement, south of Occupied Jerusalem.
Maariv newspaper said that an Israeli settler was slightly injured after he was stabbed by an unknown person who is still at large.
Magen David Adom, Israel's national emergency and ambulance service, said that the wounded settler is 35 years old and described his injury as minor.
The Israeli police have not yet issued a statement on the incident and the motives behind it.
Israeli settler injured in alleged stabbing attack near Gilo settlement
An Israeli settler suffered injuries after a Palestinian allegedly carried out a stabbing attack, on Tuesday, near the illegal Israeli settlement of Gilo, built on the Palestinian lands of the town of Beit Jala, adjacent to Bethlehem City in the southern occupied West Bank.
According to Hebrew-language news outlets, a 35-year-old Israeli settler was injured after a Palestinian allegedly stabbed him in the face.
The Israeli settler was immediately transferred to a hospital to receive necessary medical treatment.
Sources reported that the Israeli settler’s injuries were described as minor.
Israeli forces sealed off the entrance to Beit Jala, also known as the DCO checkpoint, and are conducting wide-scale searches for the Palestinian attack suspect, who fled the scene following the stabbing attack.
Maariv newspaper said that an Israeli settler was slightly injured after he was stabbed by an unknown person who is still at large.
Magen David Adom, Israel's national emergency and ambulance service, said that the wounded settler is 35 years old and described his injury as minor.
The Israeli police have not yet issued a statement on the incident and the motives behind it.
Israeli settler injured in alleged stabbing attack near Gilo settlement
An Israeli settler suffered injuries after a Palestinian allegedly carried out a stabbing attack, on Tuesday, near the illegal Israeli settlement of Gilo, built on the Palestinian lands of the town of Beit Jala, adjacent to Bethlehem City in the southern occupied West Bank.
According to Hebrew-language news outlets, a 35-year-old Israeli settler was injured after a Palestinian allegedly stabbed him in the face.
The Israeli settler was immediately transferred to a hospital to receive necessary medical treatment.
Sources reported that the Israeli settler’s injuries were described as minor.
Israeli forces sealed off the entrance to Beit Jala, also known as the DCO checkpoint, and are conducting wide-scale searches for the Palestinian attack suspect, who fled the scene following the stabbing attack.
The Israeli occupation forces at noontime Tuesday kidnapped a Palestinian young man at the Abu al-Rish checkpoint, set up near the Ibrahimi Mosque in al-Khalil.
A PIC news reporter said Israeli soldiers stationed at Abu Rish checkpoint stopped the Palestinian young man Hasan Abu Esneineh, 19, and subjected him to intensive search over allegations of holding a sharp object.
The young man was dragged to an unidentified location onboard an occupation jeep.
A PIC news reporter said Israeli soldiers stationed at Abu Rish checkpoint stopped the Palestinian young man Hasan Abu Esneineh, 19, and subjected him to intensive search over allegations of holding a sharp object.
The young man was dragged to an unidentified location onboard an occupation jeep.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Monday evening released a Palestinian young girl, from Qabatiya town in Jenin, after detaining her at Qalandiya checkpoint on allegations of finding a knife in her possession.
Local sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that the IOF released 25-year-old Eftikar Kameel after detaining and interrogating her for hours at Qalandiya checkpoint.
Kameel was arrested earlier on the same day after searching her personal bag.
The IOF repeatedly arrest Palestinian young men and women at checkpoints and roadblocks and falsely accuse them of carrying sharp objects in order to carry out stabbing attacks.
Local sources told the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that the IOF released 25-year-old Eftikar Kameel after detaining and interrogating her for hours at Qalandiya checkpoint.
Kameel was arrested earlier on the same day after searching her personal bag.
The IOF repeatedly arrest Palestinian young men and women at checkpoints and roadblocks and falsely accuse them of carrying sharp objects in order to carry out stabbing attacks.
19 nov 2018
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested Monday afternoon a Palestinian young woman at Qalandia military checkpoint to the north of occupied Jerusalem.
Israeli media sources claimed that the woman was stopped and searched by Israeli soldiers while trying to get through the checkpoint.
A knife was allegedly found in her bag, the sources added.
The detainee, 25, was immediately taken for investigation.
Army Abducts A Woman At Qalandia Terminal, North Of Jerusalem
Israeli soldiers abducted, on Monday afternoon, a Palestinian woman at the Qalandia Terminal, north of occupied East Jerusalem, allegedly for “intending to stab soldiers.”
The woman, Afkar Jamal Abdul-Fattah Kamil, 25, is from Qabatia town, south of Jenin, in the northern part of the occupied West Bank.
Her uncle said that she was returning from Jerusalem, after praying in al-Aqsa Mosque, and picnicking in the yards of the holy site.
He added that Afkar carried with her fruits and vegetables, and a small knife to cut the food with. The family denounced the Israeli allegations and called for her release.
Israeli media sources claimed that the woman was stopped and searched by Israeli soldiers while trying to get through the checkpoint.
A knife was allegedly found in her bag, the sources added.
The detainee, 25, was immediately taken for investigation.
Army Abducts A Woman At Qalandia Terminal, North Of Jerusalem
Israeli soldiers abducted, on Monday afternoon, a Palestinian woman at the Qalandia Terminal, north of occupied East Jerusalem, allegedly for “intending to stab soldiers.”
The woman, Afkar Jamal Abdul-Fattah Kamil, 25, is from Qabatia town, south of Jenin, in the northern part of the occupied West Bank.
Her uncle said that she was returning from Jerusalem, after praying in al-Aqsa Mosque, and picnicking in the yards of the holy site.
He added that Afkar carried with her fruits and vegetables, and a small knife to cut the food with. The family denounced the Israeli allegations and called for her release.
17 nov 2018
Angry Palestinian young men on Saturday attacked a bus carrying Jewish settlers on a road in northern al-Khalil in the occupied West Bank.
A reporter for the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) said a group of youths hurled stones and empty bottles at a bus boarded by settlers at the main entrance to Beit Ummar town, north of al-Khalil, pointing out that the bus came from the illegal settlement of Efrat.
The reporter added that Israeli soldiers opened fire at the young men from a watchtower at the entrance to the town and closed the road for a while.
He affirmed that other soldiers aboard a jeep chased young men in nearby fields and captured a 16-year-old child.
A reporter for the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) said a group of youths hurled stones and empty bottles at a bus boarded by settlers at the main entrance to Beit Ummar town, north of al-Khalil, pointing out that the bus came from the illegal settlement of Efrat.
The reporter added that Israeli soldiers opened fire at the young men from a watchtower at the entrance to the town and closed the road for a while.
He affirmed that other soldiers aboard a jeep chased young men in nearby fields and captured a 16-year-old child.
16 nov 2018
Palestinian anti-occupation gunmen opened fire at an Israeli patrol at daybreak on Friday shortly after the latter rolled into the southern occupied West Bank province of al-Khalil and cracked down on civilians.
According to local sources, an Israeli troop stormed Abu Esneineh neighborhood, in al-Khalil, and ransacked residential alleyways, sparking panic in the area.
An Israeli military spokesman said the gunfire was unleashed while an army patrol was carrying out a search sweep in al-Khalil.
No injuries were reported among Israeli soldiers. The latter have been scouring Palestinian towns in the hunt for anti-occupation young men.
According to local sources, an Israeli troop stormed Abu Esneineh neighborhood, in al-Khalil, and ransacked residential alleyways, sparking panic in the area.
An Israeli military spokesman said the gunfire was unleashed while an army patrol was carrying out a search sweep in al-Khalil.
No injuries were reported among Israeli soldiers. The latter have been scouring Palestinian towns in the hunt for anti-occupation young men.
15 nov 2018
Palestinian young men on Wednesday night attacked an Israeli car carrying Jewish settlers with Molotov cocktails on a road near Azzun town, east of Qalqilya in the occupied West Bank.
Local sources told a reporter for the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that a car boarded by two settlers caught fire when local youths hurled two improvised flaming bombs at it.
Consequently, a large number of Israeli troops were dispatched to the area, where they launched a manhunt for the throwers and laid siege to Azzun town.
Local sources told a reporter for the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) that a car boarded by two settlers caught fire when local youths hurled two improvised flaming bombs at it.
Consequently, a large number of Israeli troops were dispatched to the area, where they launched a manhunt for the throwers and laid siege to Azzun town.
14 nov 2018
Two Israeli policemen were injured on Wednesday evening in an alleged stabbing attack in Occupied Jerusalem.
Hebrew TV channel 14 reported that two Israeli policemen were injured while the attacker sustained a moderate injury after he was shot by the police.
Other Israeli media sources claimed that a Palestinian youth stabbed an Israeli officer at a police station near Jabal al-Mukaber in Jerusalem.
The sources added that the police opened fire at the Palestinian youth injuring him and another police officer by mistake.
17-year old Palestinian climbs into Israeli police station; 4 officers & suspect wounded
A 17-year old Palestinian allegedly climbed the fence of a police station in Jerusalem Wednesday and attempted to attack the officers stationed there, according to Israeli sources. The officers shot the young man multiple times, seriously wounding him.
Three Israeli officers were allegedly ‘lightly’ wounded – and a fourth was shot by so-called ‘friendly fire’ when the officers opened fire on the suspect.
All of the officers, except for the one who was shot in the arm by fellow officers, were released from the hospital shortly after being admitted.
According to Israeli media sources, the suspect approached the Oz police station in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Armon Hanatziv, climbed the fence and then approached the officer stationed at the entrance.
The Israeli medical service Magen David Adom arrived on the scene at 10:32 pm, and a representative of the group told the Jerusalem Post that they treated three officers who “were fully conscious and sustained minor injuries.” The medics “gave them first aid and took them to the hospital, fully conscious and in stable condition.”
The Israeli officers were taken to Sh’are Tzedek Hospital and were all released soon after, apart from the one shot by a fellow officer.
Border Police Commander Yaakov Shabtai told the officers who were wounded, “You managed to spot the terrorist [sic] and to identify him as a suspicious person and acted with determination which, along with the other fighters who came to the scene, to the neutralizing of the terrorist.”
The Israeli Army invaded the home of the suspected stabber, Abdul-Rahma Ali Abu Jamal, 17, in Abu Jamal neighborhood, in Jabal al-Mokabber, south of occupied East Jerusalem.
Eyewitnesses said dozens of soldiers and intelligence officers invaded the neighborhood before storming Abu Jamal home, and searching it.
The soldiers also abducted Abdul-Rahman’s mother, and took photos and measurements of the home, to demolish it later.
The soldiers also surrounded Jabal al-Mokabber Secondary School, which Abdul-Rahman attended, and tried to invaded it, but the students an administration protesters and foiled the invasion.
Hebrew TV channel 14 reported that two Israeli policemen were injured while the attacker sustained a moderate injury after he was shot by the police.
Other Israeli media sources claimed that a Palestinian youth stabbed an Israeli officer at a police station near Jabal al-Mukaber in Jerusalem.
The sources added that the police opened fire at the Palestinian youth injuring him and another police officer by mistake.
17-year old Palestinian climbs into Israeli police station; 4 officers & suspect wounded
A 17-year old Palestinian allegedly climbed the fence of a police station in Jerusalem Wednesday and attempted to attack the officers stationed there, according to Israeli sources. The officers shot the young man multiple times, seriously wounding him.
Three Israeli officers were allegedly ‘lightly’ wounded – and a fourth was shot by so-called ‘friendly fire’ when the officers opened fire on the suspect.
All of the officers, except for the one who was shot in the arm by fellow officers, were released from the hospital shortly after being admitted.
According to Israeli media sources, the suspect approached the Oz police station in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Armon Hanatziv, climbed the fence and then approached the officer stationed at the entrance.
The Israeli medical service Magen David Adom arrived on the scene at 10:32 pm, and a representative of the group told the Jerusalem Post that they treated three officers who “were fully conscious and sustained minor injuries.” The medics “gave them first aid and took them to the hospital, fully conscious and in stable condition.”
The Israeli officers were taken to Sh’are Tzedek Hospital and were all released soon after, apart from the one shot by a fellow officer.
Border Police Commander Yaakov Shabtai told the officers who were wounded, “You managed to spot the terrorist [sic] and to identify him as a suspicious person and acted with determination which, along with the other fighters who came to the scene, to the neutralizing of the terrorist.”
The Israeli Army invaded the home of the suspected stabber, Abdul-Rahma Ali Abu Jamal, 17, in Abu Jamal neighborhood, in Jabal al-Mokabber, south of occupied East Jerusalem.
Eyewitnesses said dozens of soldiers and intelligence officers invaded the neighborhood before storming Abu Jamal home, and searching it.
The soldiers also abducted Abdul-Rahman’s mother, and took photos and measurements of the home, to demolish it later.
The soldiers also surrounded Jabal al-Mokabber Secondary School, which Abdul-Rahman attended, and tried to invaded it, but the students an administration protesters and foiled the invasion.
8 nov 2018
Two Jewish settlers on Wednesday evening was injured when the bus they were aboard came under fire on a road near Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.
According to the Hebrew media, Palestinian gunmen targeted an Israeli bus near Beit El settlement, which led to the injury of the driver and one of the passenger.
Local sources reported that Israeli ambulances and military reinforcements rushed to the area, adding that the Israeli occupation forces closed the checkpoint of Beit El and prevented Palestinian vehicles from crossing.
They added that the IOF launched a manhunt for the shooters and fired flares as they combed the area.
According to the Hebrew media, Palestinian gunmen targeted an Israeli bus near Beit El settlement, which led to the injury of the driver and one of the passenger.
Local sources reported that Israeli ambulances and military reinforcements rushed to the area, adding that the Israeli occupation forces closed the checkpoint of Beit El and prevented Palestinian vehicles from crossing.
They added that the IOF launched a manhunt for the shooters and fired flares as they combed the area.
6 nov 2018
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested Tuesday evening three Palestinians near Mevo Dotan settlement, illegally built near the northern West Bank province of Jenin.
According to Israeli media sources, the detainees were holding a hunting rifle when they were detained at the entrance to the settlement.
The detainees were immediately taken for investigation, the sources added.
According to Israeli media sources, the detainees were holding a hunting rifle when they were detained at the entrance to the settlement.
The detainees were immediately taken for investigation, the sources added.
Israeli soldiers shot, Tuesday, a Palestinian woman at a gas station near the entrance of Kfar Adumim illegal colony, which was built on Palestinian lands in the al- ‘Ezariyya town, east of Jerusalem, after she reportedly attempted to stab them.
Israeli sources quoted the military claiming that “the woman carried a sharp object, and attempted to stab the soldiers, before they shot her.”
The military claimed that the woman entered a Falafel shop before the owner “noticed her and asked her to leave,” and added that “when she refused, he called the police, who arrived at the scene but could not find her, and initiated a search before locating her nearby.”
It added that the “soldiers initiated the protocol of placing her under arrest, but she refused and pulled a pair of scissors and ran towards them while shouting in Arabic, before they shot her.”
The army also alleged that the soldiers “found a knife in the woman’s handbag, and another knife near her.”
The wounded Palestinian woman, 37, is from Yatta town, south of Hebron in the southern part of the occupied West Bank; she suffered moderate wounds before she was moved to Hadassah hospital in occupied Jerusalem.
Israeli sources quoted the military claiming that “the woman carried a sharp object, and attempted to stab the soldiers, before they shot her.”
The military claimed that the woman entered a Falafel shop before the owner “noticed her and asked her to leave,” and added that “when she refused, he called the police, who arrived at the scene but could not find her, and initiated a search before locating her nearby.”
It added that the “soldiers initiated the protocol of placing her under arrest, but she refused and pulled a pair of scissors and ran towards them while shouting in Arabic, before they shot her.”
The army also alleged that the soldiers “found a knife in the woman’s handbag, and another knife near her.”
The wounded Palestinian woman, 37, is from Yatta town, south of Hebron in the southern part of the occupied West Bank; she suffered moderate wounds before she was moved to Hadassah hospital in occupied Jerusalem.
5 nov 2018
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave the green light, to the leader of the governing coalition in the Israeli Knesset, to pass a law on the Death Sentence for Palestinian detainees, Israel’s Channel 7 reported.
According to the channel, Netanyahu gave his approval to members of his Likud party to support the law on the execution of Palestinians held in Israeli jails, a law introduced by the Yisrael Beiteinu bloc headed by the Israeli Minister of Defense, Avigdor Lieberman.
PNN notes, in its report, that the adoption of the law involves a serious risk that adds thousands of question marks before the international community with its various institutions that try to show their interest in human rights.
The law, ratified by the Israeli parliament of the Knesset, in its preliminary reading, leaves many questions about the possibility of its passing and the extent of its impact on the families of Palestinian detainees.
According to the channel, Netanyahu gave his approval to members of his Likud party to support the law on the execution of Palestinians held in Israeli jails, a law introduced by the Yisrael Beiteinu bloc headed by the Israeli Minister of Defense, Avigdor Lieberman.
PNN notes, in its report, that the adoption of the law involves a serious risk that adds thousands of question marks before the international community with its various institutions that try to show their interest in human rights.
The law, ratified by the Israeli parliament of the Knesset, in its preliminary reading, leaves many questions about the possibility of its passing and the extent of its impact on the families of Palestinian detainees.
The Israeli occupation army on Monday shot and injured a Palestinian youth east of al-Khalil city for allegedly attempting a stabbing attack.
Hebrew website 0404 reported that the Israeli army opened fire at a Palestinian youth near Kiryat Arba settlement after he attempted to stab Israeli soldiers.
Eyewitnesses said that an Israeli ambulance arrived later at the scene, but the health condition of the injured Palestinian is still unknown.
Army Shoots A Palestinian Near Hebron
Israeli soldiers shot, Monday, a young Palestinian man near Hebron, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank, after he reportedly attempted to stab them.
The incident took place at Elias Junction, near Keryat Arba’ illegal Israeli colony, east of Hebron city; the soldiers shot the young man, identified as Ahmad Abdul-Nasser Ed’eis, in his thirties, wounding him in his leg.
The army said the soldiers shot the Palestinian, and added that no Israelis were injured in the incident.
Media sources in Hebron said the young man, from Bani Neim town, east of Hebron, suffered from a mental disorder.
After the soldiers shot him, many Israeli colonialist settlers gathered nearby, while one of them took a video of the young man while shouting and cursing at him, and was demanding the soldiers to “finish him off with a bullet in the head.” video
Hebrew website 0404 reported that the Israeli army opened fire at a Palestinian youth near Kiryat Arba settlement after he attempted to stab Israeli soldiers.
Eyewitnesses said that an Israeli ambulance arrived later at the scene, but the health condition of the injured Palestinian is still unknown.
Army Shoots A Palestinian Near Hebron
Israeli soldiers shot, Monday, a young Palestinian man near Hebron, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank, after he reportedly attempted to stab them.
The incident took place at Elias Junction, near Keryat Arba’ illegal Israeli colony, east of Hebron city; the soldiers shot the young man, identified as Ahmad Abdul-Nasser Ed’eis, in his thirties, wounding him in his leg.
The army said the soldiers shot the Palestinian, and added that no Israelis were injured in the incident.
Media sources in Hebron said the young man, from Bani Neim town, east of Hebron, suffered from a mental disorder.
After the soldiers shot him, many Israeli colonialist settlers gathered nearby, while one of them took a video of the young man while shouting and cursing at him, and was demanding the soldiers to “finish him off with a bullet in the head.” video
