1 dec 2018
Israeli forces, on Saturday, quelled a peaceful demonstration on al-Zahra St, in central occupied Jerusalem, that was held in support of wounded Palestinian detainee Israa Jaabis.
Jaabis, 33, a mother of a baby child and a resident of Jabal al-Mukkaber neighborhood of occupied East Jerusalem, was sentenced to eleven years in jail after she was charged of attempting to blow up an Israeli army checkpoint outside of Jerusalem, in October of 2015.
WAFA correspondence said that Israeli police and special forces attacked dozens of Palestinian protesters, who were demanding the release of Jaabis, with tear gas canisters and stun grenades. No injuries or arrests were reported.
Jaabis, who is married to a Palestinian from Jericho, had a gas cylinder in her car when it blew up, apparently accidentally, when she was only meters away from the checkpoint to the east of Jerusalem.
Her family said that, at the time, she was moving her belongings from Jericho to a new place in Jerusalem, and the cylinder blew up by accident. The army, however, decided otherwise and said Jaabis was intending to blow up the checkpoint.
The Jerusalem resident was seriously hurt in the accident, and left with third degrees burns on 60 percent of her body and face. She also lost eight fingers.
Jaabis’ medical condition has worsened severely, since her arrest, due to medical negligence by the Israeli Prison Service (IPS).
Israeli police quell protest in solidarity with Israa Ja'abis
The Israeli police on Saturday evening violently quelled a protest in Jerusalem in solidarity with the injured Palestinian detainee Israa Ja'abis.
The peaceful protesters chanted slogans calling for the immediate release of Ja'abis who needs to undergo urgent surgeries.
Local sources said that the Israeli police attacked the protesters with teargas canisters and stun grenades. No arrests or injuries were reported.
The Israel Prison Service refuses to allow Ja'abis to get the necessary treatment program she needs although her health condition has seriously deteriorated recently.
Ja'abis was arrested in 2015 after she was severely injured when a gas cylinder used in cooking exploded in the back seat of her car a few meters away from an Israeli military checkpoint.
Ja'abis was detained and transferred to Israeli jails without receiving proper treatment despite the fact that 60% of her body was burned.
Jaabis, 33, a mother of a baby child and a resident of Jabal al-Mukkaber neighborhood of occupied East Jerusalem, was sentenced to eleven years in jail after she was charged of attempting to blow up an Israeli army checkpoint outside of Jerusalem, in October of 2015.
WAFA correspondence said that Israeli police and special forces attacked dozens of Palestinian protesters, who were demanding the release of Jaabis, with tear gas canisters and stun grenades. No injuries or arrests were reported.
Jaabis, who is married to a Palestinian from Jericho, had a gas cylinder in her car when it blew up, apparently accidentally, when she was only meters away from the checkpoint to the east of Jerusalem.
Her family said that, at the time, she was moving her belongings from Jericho to a new place in Jerusalem, and the cylinder blew up by accident. The army, however, decided otherwise and said Jaabis was intending to blow up the checkpoint.
The Jerusalem resident was seriously hurt in the accident, and left with third degrees burns on 60 percent of her body and face. She also lost eight fingers.
Jaabis’ medical condition has worsened severely, since her arrest, due to medical negligence by the Israeli Prison Service (IPS).
Israeli police quell protest in solidarity with Israa Ja'abis
The Israeli police on Saturday evening violently quelled a protest in Jerusalem in solidarity with the injured Palestinian detainee Israa Ja'abis.
The peaceful protesters chanted slogans calling for the immediate release of Ja'abis who needs to undergo urgent surgeries.
Local sources said that the Israeli police attacked the protesters with teargas canisters and stun grenades. No arrests or injuries were reported.
The Israel Prison Service refuses to allow Ja'abis to get the necessary treatment program she needs although her health condition has seriously deteriorated recently.
Ja'abis was arrested in 2015 after she was severely injured when a gas cylinder used in cooking exploded in the back seat of her car a few meters away from an Israeli military checkpoint.
Ja'abis was detained and transferred to Israeli jails without receiving proper treatment despite the fact that 60% of her body was burned.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Friday night stormed Azzun town in Qalqilya and clashed with local young men.
A reporter for the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) said that young men targeted an Israeli military post at the entrance to Azzun town with homemade bombs.
Soon later, the IOF combed the area, stormed the town and clashed with local young men.
In a separate incident, the IOF kidnapped two young men from their homes in Ramin town, east of Tulkarem.
The IOF also stormed Dunaba suburb in Tulkarem city last night and several areas in southern and eastern Nablus at dawn, with no reported arrests.
A reporter for the Palestinian Information Center (PIC) said that young men targeted an Israeli military post at the entrance to Azzun town with homemade bombs.
Soon later, the IOF combed the area, stormed the town and clashed with local young men.
In a separate incident, the IOF kidnapped two young men from their homes in Ramin town, east of Tulkarem.
The IOF also stormed Dunaba suburb in Tulkarem city last night and several areas in southern and eastern Nablus at dawn, with no reported arrests.
30 nov 2018
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Friday arrested three Palestinian youths for allegedly throwing Molotov cocktails at Israeli soldiers.
The Hebrew website "0404" said, quoting an Israeli army spokesman, that the IOF arrested three Palestinian youths aged 16-17 in Beitunya town, west of Ramallah.
The spokesman claimed that the youths were arrested after they threw Molotov cocktails at Israeli soldiers. No injuries were reported among them.
A fourth Palestinian was arrested on Friday in Beit Surik town, northwest of Jerusalem, after he set fire to part of the Apartheid Wall.
The Hebrew website "0404" said, quoting an Israeli army spokesman, that the IOF arrested three Palestinian youths aged 16-17 in Beitunya town, west of Ramallah.
The spokesman claimed that the youths were arrested after they threw Molotov cocktails at Israeli soldiers. No injuries were reported among them.
A fourth Palestinian was arrested on Friday in Beit Surik town, northwest of Jerusalem, after he set fire to part of the Apartheid Wall.
28 nov 2018
At least one extrimist Jewish settler was injured on Tuesday night in a stone-throwing incident as he and others were aboard a bus traveling on a road in the occupied West Bank.
According to Israeli news reports, a bus carrying settlers was attacked with stones on a road near Sinjil town in northern Ramallah.
The stones penetrated some of the bus windows, causing a minor injury to a settler and panic to another.
Every once in a while, Palestinian youths hurl stones at Jewish settlers and soldiers in protest at daily Israeli crimes and violations in Palestinian areas of the West Bank and Jerusalem and the presence of illegal settlements and outposts.
According to Israeli news reports, a bus carrying settlers was attacked with stones on a road near Sinjil town in northern Ramallah.
The stones penetrated some of the bus windows, causing a minor injury to a settler and panic to another.
Every once in a while, Palestinian youths hurl stones at Jewish settlers and soldiers in protest at daily Israeli crimes and violations in Palestinian areas of the West Bank and Jerusalem and the presence of illegal settlements and outposts.
27 nov 2018
A bus carrying Israelis residing in the illegal settlement outpost of Kiryat Arba, built on Palestinian lands east of al-Khalil, in the southern occupied West Bank, was allegedly stoned by Palestinian anti-occupation youth at night on Monday.
The Hebrew-speaking 0404 news site claimed the bus sustained material damage after Palestinian protesters hurled stones at it on Bypass Road 60. No injuries were, however, reported.
Settler violence against Palestinians and their property is routine in the West Bank. Yet, it is rarely prosecuted by the Israeli occupation authorities.
Settlers' violence includes property and mosque arsons, stone-throwing, uprooting of crops and olive trees, attacks on vulnerable homes, among others.
Between 500,000 and 600,000 Israelis live in Jewish-only settlements across the occupied Palestinian territories, in violation of international law.
All settlements across the West Bank are illegal under international law, particularly article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention, which establishes that the occupying power shall not deport or forcibly transfer civilian population in territory it occupies.
The Hebrew-speaking 0404 news site claimed the bus sustained material damage after Palestinian protesters hurled stones at it on Bypass Road 60. No injuries were, however, reported.
Settler violence against Palestinians and their property is routine in the West Bank. Yet, it is rarely prosecuted by the Israeli occupation authorities.
Settlers' violence includes property and mosque arsons, stone-throwing, uprooting of crops and olive trees, attacks on vulnerable homes, among others.
Between 500,000 and 600,000 Israelis live in Jewish-only settlements across the occupied Palestinian territories, in violation of international law.
All settlements across the West Bank are illegal under international law, particularly article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention, which establishes that the occupying power shall not deport or forcibly transfer civilian population in territory it occupies.
26 nov 2018
Hundreds of Palestinians marched, Monday, in the West Bank city of Bethlehem, protesting the assassination of a Palestinian nurse, who was killed by Israeli soldiers while heading to Hebron to assist a patient.
Media sources in Bethlehem said the processions took off from Bethlehem University and Palestine Ahliya University, along with several other areas, before matching towards the home of Ramzi Abu Yabis, in Deheishe refugee camp, south of Bethlehem.
They marched chanting against the ongoing Israeli occupation, and the execution of Abu Yabis, who was driving to Hebron, to visit with a patient, when the soldiers shot and killed him following a traffic accident with them. video
The army claimed the Palestinian “deliberately rammed the soldiers,” wounding three. One soldier suffered a moderate wound, and two others were mildly injured.
Media sources in Bethlehem said the processions took off from Bethlehem University and Palestine Ahliya University, along with several other areas, before matching towards the home of Ramzi Abu Yabis, in Deheishe refugee camp, south of Bethlehem.
They marched chanting against the ongoing Israeli occupation, and the execution of Abu Yabis, who was driving to Hebron, to visit with a patient, when the soldiers shot and killed him following a traffic accident with them. video
The army claimed the Palestinian “deliberately rammed the soldiers,” wounding three. One soldier suffered a moderate wound, and two others were mildly injured.
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Ramzi Abu Yabes
Israeli forces killed a Palestinian paramedic, on Monday, near the Gush Etzion junction south of Bethlehem in the southern occupied West Bank, for allegedly carrying out a car-ramming attack. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) confirmed that Israeli forces shot and killed Ramzi Abu Yabes, a resident from the Dheisheh refugee camp, while he was on his way to the southern West Bank city of Hebron for work along with his wife, Manal, who was also injured. video The alleged car-ramming attack injured three Israeli soldiers near the Karmei Tzur settlement, south of the junction. |
Medical crews also confirmed that one of the three soldiers suffered moderate injuries, while the two others suffered minor injuries.
IOF shoots, kills Palestinian in al-Khalil
A Palestinian citizen was shot dead on Monday by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) in al-Khalil, Palestinian medical sources said.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced in a brief statement that Ramzi Abu Yabes was shot and killed by the IOF in Beit Ummar town, north of al-Khalil city.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said that the IOF further kidnapped Abu Yabes's body from the ambulance that was taking him to the hospital, and transferred him to an undeclared destination by an Israeli military vehicle.
Local sources said that Abu Yabes, a resident of Dheisheh refugee camp who worked as a nurse at a Palestinian hospital in Bethlehem, is in his 30s.
The Hebrew website "0404" claimed that Abu Yabes was shot after he carried out a car-ramming attack in al-Khalil in which three Israeli soldiers were slightly injured.
IOF shoots, kills Palestinian in al-Khalil
A Palestinian citizen was shot dead on Monday by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) in al-Khalil, Palestinian medical sources said.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced in a brief statement that Ramzi Abu Yabes was shot and killed by the IOF in Beit Ummar town, north of al-Khalil city.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said that the IOF further kidnapped Abu Yabes's body from the ambulance that was taking him to the hospital, and transferred him to an undeclared destination by an Israeli military vehicle.
Local sources said that Abu Yabes, a resident of Dheisheh refugee camp who worked as a nurse at a Palestinian hospital in Bethlehem, is in his 30s.
The Hebrew website "0404" claimed that Abu Yabes was shot after he carried out a car-ramming attack in al-Khalil in which three Israeli soldiers were slightly injured.
25 nov 2018
An Israeli military vehicle was shot overnight Saturday by anonymous gunmen on the borders between Egypt and Palestinian territories occupied in 1948.
According to the Hebrew-speaking 0404 new website, gunfire was unleashed toward an Israeli military unit stationed at the borders with Egypt.
No injuries were reported among the Israeli occupation soldiers in the alleged shooting attack.
No details were further unraveled by the Israeli source. An investigation was, meanwhile, launched by the Israeli military to determine the motives behind the shooting attack and the party responsible for it.
According to the Hebrew-speaking 0404 new website, gunfire was unleashed toward an Israeli military unit stationed at the borders with Egypt.
No injuries were reported among the Israeli occupation soldiers in the alleged shooting attack.
No details were further unraveled by the Israeli source. An investigation was, meanwhile, launched by the Israeli military to determine the motives behind the shooting attack and the party responsible for it.
24 nov 2018
Violent clashes broke out in Qalqilya on Saturday evening when the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) stormed Azzun town, east of the city.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that the IOF closed the main entrance to Azzun and prevented the Palestinian citizens from leaving or entering the town.
The sources said that Palestinian youths threw Molotov cocktails at the settler vehicles passing on Azzun's main road before the confrontations moved inside the town which witnesses clashes between the Palestinians and IOF soldiers on almost a daily basis.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that the IOF closed the main entrance to Azzun and prevented the Palestinian citizens from leaving or entering the town.
The sources said that Palestinian youths threw Molotov cocktails at the settler vehicles passing on Azzun's main road before the confrontations moved inside the town which witnesses clashes between the Palestinians and IOF soldiers on almost a daily basis.
23 nov 2018
The Israeli military claimed gunfire was unleashed toward an army patrol stationed at a checkpoint north of Jenin, in the northern occupied West Bank.
The Israeli army spokesman said the shooting attack was carried out near the Jalama checkpoint.
No injuries or damage were reported in the alleged anti-occupation shooting.
The Israeli army spokesman said the shooting attack was carried out near the Jalama checkpoint.
No injuries or damage were reported in the alleged anti-occupation shooting.
The Israeli occupation forces kidnapped two Palestinians at checkpoints pitched across the occupied West Bank.
The Israeli radio station said a Palestinian was arrested at daybreak on Friday at the Qalandiya military checkpoint, north of occupied Jerusalem, over allegations that he was carrying a Molotov cocktail. He was transferred to an Israeli detention center pending intensive questioning.
At the same time, a Palestinian boy was kidnapped by the occupation army overnight at Checkpoint 300, set up north of Bethlehem, as he allegedly was carrying a knife and attempting to carry out an anti-occupation attack in occupied Jerusalem.
The Israeli radio station said a Palestinian was arrested at daybreak on Friday at the Qalandiya military checkpoint, north of occupied Jerusalem, over allegations that he was carrying a Molotov cocktail. He was transferred to an Israeli detention center pending intensive questioning.
At the same time, a Palestinian boy was kidnapped by the occupation army overnight at Checkpoint 300, set up north of Bethlehem, as he allegedly was carrying a knife and attempting to carry out an anti-occupation attack in occupied Jerusalem.
