Friday, March 28, 2014
"Emad Ayouti is a twenty year old
Palestinian farmer who was injured on Friday when he was working on his
family's land east of the Gaza Strip. Ayouti along with three more
Palestinians were shot and wounded by Israeli soldiers.
Every Friday
young Palestinians gather near the so-called buffer zone which
constitutes nearly twenty percent of Gaza's fertile lands. The
Palestinians protest Tel Aviv's creation of the area, with most of the
protests receiving Israeli attacks in response. Among the Palestinians
are farmers and gravel collectors including children who try to make a
living in the area. Dozens of Palestinians have been either killed or
wounded in recent years. Health officials say most of those wounded are
teenagers, and that they've all been directly hit with live ammunition."
young Palestinians gather near the so-called buffer zone which
constitutes nearly twenty percent of Gaza's fertile lands. The
Palestinians protest Tel Aviv's creation of the area, with most of the
protests receiving Israeli attacks in response. Among the Palestinians
are farmers and gravel collectors including children who try to make a
living in the area. Dozens of Palestinians have been either killed or
wounded in recent years. Health officials say most of those wounded are
teenagers, and that they've all been directly hit with live ammunition."
Friday, March 21, 2014
"*Breaking News/ Bil'in, the West Bank : The Zionist Israeli forces
assaulted the town at night ,at two in the Morning, arresting the young
Palestinian Mohammed Abid AbuRahma ,20 years old..after they raided his
house with their Terrorising trained dogs. while other soldiers
assaulted the young Ashraf AbuRahma by spraying Pepper Gas on his
face..and after the arrest ,they shooted & launched a serie of Tear
Gas directed to the houses of the town..& left the place in a smoky
cloud of grudge.."
"
The Israeli air force has attacked targets inside Syrian territories in the Golan Heights.
Immediately
after the airstrikes, Israeli Minister of Military Affairs Moshe Yaalon
warned Damascus of a high price for what he called the Syrian
government's help for militant groups determined to attack Israel. The
strikes come one day after a blast in the Israeli-occupied region left
four Israeli soldiers wounded. Hours after the explosion, Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tel Aviv would act forcefully to
preserve Israel's security. Israel occupied Syria's Golan Heights during
the Six-Day War of 19-67, when it also seized control of the West Bank
and the Gaza Strip. The UN also regards the Golan Heights as occupied
territory."
Immediately
after the airstrikes, Israeli Minister of Military Affairs Moshe Yaalon
warned Damascus of a high price for what he called the Syrian
government's help for militant groups determined to attack Israel. The
strikes come one day after a blast in the Israeli-occupied region left
four Israeli soldiers wounded. Hours after the explosion, Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tel Aviv would act forcefully to
preserve Israel's security. Israel occupied Syria's Golan Heights during
the Six-Day War of 19-67, when it also seized control of the West Bank
and the Gaza Strip. The UN also regards the Golan Heights as occupied
territory."
Friday, March 14, 2014
B'Tselem field researchers Manal Ja'abri and Musa Abu Hashhash
encountered soldiers detaining two eight-year-old boys at the entrance
to al-'Arrub refugee camp: Ahmad al-Ghreidi and Hilmi al-Ghreidi. Manal
Ja'abri began documenting the incident with her video camera and
insisted on her right to do so, after soldiers initially tried to
prevent her from filming. The children were released some ten minutes
later. A lieutenant who was on the scene spoke to the children
throughout the incident, although he had been explicitly told that they
do not understand Hebrew. Speaking ostensibly pleasantly, clearly acting
for the camera, he then proceeded to insult Ja'abri. After that, he and
another soldier had their photographs taken with her, without her
consent - as one said, "just like in the zoo".
"An Israeli court has sentenced a Palestinian teenager to 25 years in prison for an alleged bombing.
19-year-old
Mohammed Mafarja is convicted of planting a bomb on a bus that wounded
over a dozen people in Tel Aviv back in 2012. An Israeli official says
the boy pleaded guilty last December to charges that include attempted
murder. The bomb was detonated on the last day of an eight-day Israeli
war on the besieged Gaza Strip two years ago."
Friday, March 7, 2014
"The Palestinian Authority's Information Ministry says 31 minors under
the age of 18 were detained within only 13 days. Palestinian officials
and rights groups say Palestinian children are subjected to torture
during interrogation. According to the Ministry of Prisoners Affairs,
there are 187 Palestinian children currently in Israeli jails. A few
days ago, an Israeli court in the occupied Jerusalem al-Quds sentenced
two Palestinian teenagers to prison. Both were charged with throwing
stones and empty bottles at Israeli forces."
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