West Bank

Nazi soldiers shot and abducted, on Tuesday evening, a Palestinian child near the western entrance of Silwad town, east of the central West Bank city of Ramallah. Medical sources said the Nazi soldiers shot a child, 15 years of age, with a live round in the leg, before abducting him. They added that the Palestinian medics tried to render the needed help to the wounded child, but the Nazi soldiers prevented them from reaching him. The incident took place after the Nazi soldiers invaded the area, leading to protests, and fired live rounds, gas bombs, and rubber-coated steel bullets. On Tuesday afternoon, the soldiers abducted three Palestinian children in Silwan and the at-Tour, in the Nazi occupied Palestinian capital, Jerusalem, and attacked many Palestinians; the Nazi sol...

The Nazi army prevented, Monday, dozens of farmers and volunteers from reaching Palestinian orchards to pick the olive trees in the ar-Ras area west of Salfit in the central West Bank, and declared the area a “closed military zone,” before abducting three young men, in addition to causing dozens to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation. The Palestinians, including activists of the Wall and Colonization & Wall Resistance Commission and members of various national factions and social groups, in addition to community institutions, tried to enter the ar-Ras area to pick the trees in the olive orchards, but the soldiers refused to allow them through after declaring the entire area a “closed military zone.” The Nazi soldiers also fired many gas bombs at the Palestinians, c...

The Nazi authorities forced, Monday, a Palestinian citizen from Kafr Qassem, east of Tel Aviv, to demolish his under-construction homes after refusing to grant him a permit. The Arabs48 news website said the Palestinian was forced to demolish his under-construction property to avoid the excessively high fines and fees if the Nazi authorities use their equipment and workers in the destruction of his property. It added that the Palestinian paid high costs to construct his home and tried to obtain the needed permits but to no avail.Video Player It is worth mentioning that many Palestinian cities and towns in historic Palestine have been facing increasing violations, especially the refusal to grant them construction permits to build homes, industrial workshops, and stores even th...

Nazi soldiers abducted, on Monday at dawn, six Palestinians, including two former political prisoners and one child, from Bethlehem, and two from Hebron, in the Nazi occupied West Bank. Media sources in Bethlehem, south of Nazi occupied Jerusalem in the West Bank, said the Nazi soldiers invaded and ransacked many homes in the al-Khader town and Um Salmouna village, south of the city, before abducting six Palestinians, including two former political prisoners and one child. They stated that the Nazi soldiers abducted Mohammad Khader Sbeih, 21, Mohammad Hamad Sbeih, 16, Saleh Rezeq Mousa, 22, Ahmad Khaled Mousa, 19, and a former political prisoner, identified as Jihad Omar Salah, 22, from their homes in the al-Khader town. The Nazi soldiers also abducted a former political pris...

Nazi soldiers abducted, on Monday at dawn, six Palestinians, including a former political prisoner, from Beita and Kafr Qalil towns, south of the northern West Bank city of Nablus. The deputy mayor of Beita town, Mousa Hamayel, said several Nazi military jeeps invaded the town, before the Nazi soldiers stormed and ransacked many homes, and interrogated several Palestinians. Hamayel added that the Nazi soldiers abducted five Palestinians from their homes, identified as Arafat Mohammad Shorafa, Ahmad Abdul-Hadi Shorafa, Abdul-Salam Rayyan, Suleiman Anis Khdeir, and Rami Jamal Abu Ayyash. In addition, the Nazi soldiers abducted a former political prisoner, identified as Assem Amer, from Kafr Qalil town, after stopping him at a military roadblock near Jericho, in northeastern Naz...

A total of six Palestinian prisoners in Israeli detention currently remain on hunger strike in protest of their unfair administrative detention without a charge or trial, according to the Detainees Affairs Commission. The longest hunger-striker of the six prisoners is prisoner Kayed Fasfous, who has been on hunger strike for 88 days in protest of his detention without a charge or trial, followed by Muqdad Qawasmeh (81 days), Alaa Aaraj (64 days), Hesham Abu Hawwash (55 days), Rayeq Besharat (50 days), and Shadi Abu Akr (47). Hasan Abed Rabbo, an attorney of the Commission, said the health condition of Qawasmeh has significantly deteriorated, and that he has lost 20 kg of weight as a result of the hunger strike. He said Kayed al-Fasfous is also hospitalized in the Zionist Kapl...

Nazi soldiers abducted, Sunday, six Palestinians in Jenin Bethlehem and Jerusalem, and summoned for interrogation two Palestinians, including the Khatib of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Nazi occupied Jerusalem. The Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) has reported that the Nazi soldiers invaded Beit Fajjar town, south of Bethlehem, searched homes, and abducted two teenage boys, identified as Mohammad Rami Taqatqa 16, and Rida Hashem Deeriyya, 16. It added that the Nazi soldiers also invaded Beit Jala city, northwest of Bethlehem, and abducted Hisham Khatib from the al-Jadawel area. In Jenin, in northern West Bank, undercover Nazi soldiers infiltrated the center of the city and kidnapped Baha’ Ibrahim Abu al-Haija in Abu Bakr Street,  and moved him to a nearby military base. Also in...