West Bank

On Thursday dawn, Nazi soldiers invaded the Deheishe refugee camp, south of Bethlehem in the Nazi occupied West Bank, shot three young Palestinian men, and abducted three others. Eyewitnesses said dozens of Nazi soldiers invaded the refugee camp before storming and violently searching many homes. They added that the Nazi soldiers abducted Mohammad Ramadan, 33, Yazan Mousa Manna’, 24, and Omar Yousef Manna’, 23, from their homes. The invasion led to protests in various parts of the refugee camp before the Nazi soldiers fired many live rounds, gas bombs, and rubber-coated steel bullets. The Nazi soldiers shot three young men with live rounds in the abdomen and legs, medical sources at Beit Jala governmental hospital said.

On Sunday, Nazi soldiers shot a young Palestinian man in the center of Hebron city, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank. Many Palestinians protested in the Shuhada Street area before the soldiers attacked them with rubber-coated steel bullets and gas bombs. The Nazi soldiers shot a young man with a rubber-coated steel bullet in the thigh before receiving the needed treatment. The incident took place near the permanent military roadblock at the main entrance of the isolated Shuhada Street. It is worth mentioning that the Shuhada Street in Hebron, which became nicknamed Ghost Town, has remained isolated since 1994 after Nazi American JEWISH colonizer Baruch Goldstein committed the Ibrahimi Mosque massacre on February 25th of that year. As worshippers kneeled, N...

Nazi soldiers invaded the al-Mo’arrajat area west of Jericho in the northeastern West Bank before demolishing three residential sheds and destroying several solar power units used by the Palestinians. Media sources said the Palestinians did not receive demolition orders; therefore, they had no chance of even trying to appeal the destruction of their dwellings. They added that the demolished rendered homeless at least twenty-five Palestinians, including several children. During the invasion, the Nazi soldiers destroyed several solar power units used by the families, especially since the area has no infrastructure due to Nazi’s illegal policies against the Palestinians. Many families in the area face the same threat of demolition and displacement in al-Mo’arrajat, especially...

On Sunday, Nazi soldiers abducted a young Palestinian man in Silwan town and invaded the al-Isawiya town, in occupied Jerusalem, in the West Bank. Local sources said the Nazi soldiers stopped Mohammad Yahia Jaber in the Batn Al-Hawa neighborhood in Silwan and abducted him. The Nazi soldiers also invaded the al-Isawiya town before stopping and searching many young men while inspecting their ID cards. https://imemc.org/article/pps-31-women-including-ten-mothers-imprisoned-by-israel/embed/#?secret=o9CPvk9Bce#?secret=SFx7zEJqyB On Sunday at dawn, Israeli soldiers abducted a former political prisoner near Jenin in the northern part of the occupied West Bank. The soldiers also abducted seven Palestinians in Hebron, in the southern part of the West Bank. ...

Nazi soldiers abducted, on Monday dawn, at least sixteen Palestinians from several parts of the Nazi occupied West Bank, the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) has confirmed. In Ramallah, in the central West Bank, the Nazi soldiers invaded and ransacked several homes and students’ dorms in Birzeit University before abducting seven Palestinians, including four students of Birzeit University. The Nazi soldiers abducted Nader Oweidat, Hamza Zalloum, Mohammad Qassem, and Yahia al-Qaroot, from their dorms in Birzeit University. The Nazi soldiers also abducted Islam Tawil, in addition to journalist and former political prisoner Emad Abu Awwad, from their homes in al-Biereh city. In addition, the Nazi soldiers abducted Mohammad Ali Qindah from Abu Shkheidim village, north of Ra...

In a report released Sunday, the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) said that, while various parts of the world, including Palestine, are preparing to celebrate Mother’s Day (March 21), the Nazi regime is still holding captive twenty-one women, including ten mothers. The PPS said the Nazi regime does not allow the families who are permitted to visit with their imprisoned loved ones to have any physical contact as they always must speak while separated by barriers; therefore, detained mothers cannot hug or even touch their children, and occupation authorities continue to deny the detainees the right to interact with their families by phone or other means. The imprisoned mothers are Isra’ Ja’abis, Fadwa Hamamda, Amani al-Hasheem, Khitam Sa’afeen, Itaf Jaradat, Sa’adiyya Farajall...

On Sunday, Nazi soldiers abducted two young Palestinian men and assaulted one in at-Tour town and Ras al-Amoud in the Nazi occupied capital, Jerusalem, in the West Bank. Media sources said the Nazi soldiers stopped two siblings, Abdullah, and Ahmad Sayyad, in the at-Tour town, causing several injuries before abducting them. The Nazi soldiers also assaulted a young man in the Ras al-Amoud neighborhood, causing various wounds. The Nazi soldiers forced all Palestinian stores shut, invaded, and searched several homes in the area, looking for a Palestinian who allegedly stabbed an officer and fled the scene. In addition, the army invaded Jabal al-Mokabber town, southeast of Jerusalem, and initiated searches.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. (Photo: via Facebook) UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his concerns on Wednesday over a controversial Israeli law preventing the reunification of Palestinian families, the Middle East Monitor reported. “The secretary-general has been following this long-standing issue and has taken note of the vote of the Knesset to pass a temporary order applying the law for 12 months, said Farhan Haq,” Guterres’ deputy spokesman, Farhan Haq, said. “The Secretary-General is concerned about the impact of the law on Palestinian families seeking to reunify in Israel and East Jerusalem, and in this connection underscores relevant concerns expressed by the UN human rights treaty bodies in the past,” Haq added. https://twitter.com/i/status/...

On Thursday evening, Nazi soldiers injured several Palestinians in Husan village, west of Bethlehem city, in the Nazi occupied West Bank. Media sources said the Nazi soldiers invaded the al-Mteina area at the eastern entrance of Husan, leading to protests. The Nazi soldiers fired many gas bombs, concussion grenades, and rubber-coated steel bullets at the protesters. Medical sources said many Palestinians were injured, mainly due to tear gas inhalation, and a few suffered cuts and bruises.