Abbas's militia arrests university professor as campaign against Hamas in W.B.
[ 12/06/2009 - 09:01 PM ]
WEST BANK, (PIC)-- The militia of former PA chief and Fatah leader Mahmoud Abbas have arrested Thursday scores of Palestinian citizens affiliated with Hamas Movement, including a university professor, municipal councilor, head of a charity, and three ex-prisoners.
The arrest campaign of the militia of Abbas against the Palestinian people took place in several Palestinian cities in the West Bank, including Nablus city where they arrested professor Hassan Al-Safarini after they stormed his home west of the city, in addition to a number of prominent and respected figures in the city.
In Bethlehem city, Abbas's militia raided the house of Sa'ada family and arrested a number of them including municipal councilor Khalid Sa'ada among other members of the family.
Further arrests were also reported in the cities of Qalqilia, Al-Khalil, Tulkarem, Jenin, and Salfit were scores of Hamas supporters, including university students, businessmen, teachers, and charity workers among others were rounded up by the infamous preventive security apparatus and the intelligence department.
[ 12/06/2009 - 09:01 PM ]
WEST BANK, (PIC)-- The militia of former PA chief and Fatah leader Mahmoud Abbas have arrested Thursday scores of Palestinian citizens affiliated with Hamas Movement, including a university professor, municipal councilor, head of a charity, and three ex-prisoners.
The arrest campaign of the militia of Abbas against the Palestinian people took place in several Palestinian cities in the West Bank, including Nablus city where they arrested professor Hassan Al-Safarini after they stormed his home west of the city, in addition to a number of prominent and respected figures in the city.
In Bethlehem city, Abbas's militia raided the house of Sa'ada family and arrested a number of them including municipal councilor Khalid Sa'ada among other members of the family.
Further arrests were also reported in the cities of Qalqilia, Al-Khalil, Tulkarem, Jenin, and Salfit were scores of Hamas supporters, including university students, businessmen, teachers, and charity workers among others were rounded up by the infamous preventive security apparatus and the intelligence department.
[ 12/06/2009 - 09:22 PM ]
RAMALLAH, (PIC)-- Families of Palestinian women imprisoned by Abbas's militia appealed to the Egyptian President, Husni Mubarak, and the Saudi Monarch, King Abdullah, to intervene to get their daughters released.
The families said that Abbas's militia repeatedly summon sisters of martyrs and captive in Israeli jails and tie them up hands and feet in a torture method called (shabeh) for a number of hours and sometimes days in the summer heat.
Shabeh is a torture method used by the Israeli occupation and Abbas's forces
The affected families said that the behaviour of Abbas's militia contradicts all customs and norms and women should not be subjected to such treatment at the pretext that they resist an occupation which should be resisted by all means available.
The families expressed their confidence that the Saudi King and the Egyptian President will pressure the Ramallah authority to release the women and to stop all forms of political detention, so that the inter-Palestinian dialogue in Cairo may succeed and unity may prevail in the Palestinian street.
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