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[ 07/11/2009 - 10:45 AM ]
AL-KHALIL, (PIC)-- The Israeli military court in Ofer has turned down an appeal by two members of the Palestinian legislative council (PLC) against extension of their administrative detention.
The Ofer court said that the six-month administrative detention against MPs Dr. Azzam Salhab and Nizar Ramadan should be enforced.
The Israeli occupation forces arrested both MPs seven months ago only few weeks after serving almost 40 months in incarceration and held them in administrative custody that was renewed recently
[ 07/11/2009 - 10:45 AM ]
AL-KHALIL, (PIC)-- The Israeli military court in Ofer has turned down an appeal by two members of the Palestinian legislative council (PLC) against extension of their administrative detention.
The Ofer court said that the six-month administrative detention against MPs Dr. Azzam Salhab and Nizar Ramadan should be enforced.
The Israeli occupation forces arrested both MPs seven months ago only few weeks after serving almost 40 months in incarceration and held them in administrative custody that was renewed recently
IPA separates Palestinian detained twins
[ 07/11/2009 - 09:59 AM ]
GAZA, (PIC)-- The Ezzat family appealed to the human rights groups and all those concerned with prisoners' affairs to pressure the Israeli prisons authority (IPA) into bringing its two twin sons to one jail.
The family said in a statement on Friday that Ibrahim was detained in Negev jail while Saad was carried to Ramle prison hospital for treatment of injuries during his arrest in the latest war on Gaza then to Beersheba prison.
The statement said that the family members were very much concerned with the health of Saad and do not know anything about his condition.
They asked all those concerned with the affairs of Palestinian prisoners in IPA jails to exert all efforts possible to bring the twin brothers together in one jail and to appease their fears about their health conditions.
Ra'fat Hamdona, the director of the prisoners' center for studies, has said that detaining brothers in one jail was always the norm in jails.
Hamdona further said that the lives of tens of Palestinian detainees were in jeopardy because of the IPA medical neglect of their diseases.
The director asked human rights groups to pressure the IPA into revealing the condition of Saad Ezzat, who has been suffering from fracture in his shoulder's bone as a result of the cruel interrogation rounds.
Hamdona asked the media to expose the IPA practices against Palestinian captives and to demand international intervention to save their lives.
[ 07/11/2009 - 09:59 AM ]
GAZA, (PIC)-- The Ezzat family appealed to the human rights groups and all those concerned with prisoners' affairs to pressure the Israeli prisons authority (IPA) into bringing its two twin sons to one jail.
The family said in a statement on Friday that Ibrahim was detained in Negev jail while Saad was carried to Ramle prison hospital for treatment of injuries during his arrest in the latest war on Gaza then to Beersheba prison.
The statement said that the family members were very much concerned with the health of Saad and do not know anything about his condition.
They asked all those concerned with the affairs of Palestinian prisoners in IPA jails to exert all efforts possible to bring the twin brothers together in one jail and to appease their fears about their health conditions.
Ra'fat Hamdona, the director of the prisoners' center for studies, has said that detaining brothers in one jail was always the norm in jails.
Hamdona further said that the lives of tens of Palestinian detainees were in jeopardy because of the IPA medical neglect of their diseases.
The director asked human rights groups to pressure the IPA into revealing the condition of Saad Ezzat, who has been suffering from fracture in his shoulder's bone as a result of the cruel interrogation rounds.
Hamdona asked the media to expose the IPA practices against Palestinian captives and to demand international intervention to save their lives.
Families in Al-Khalil appeal for transferring political prisoners from Jericho
[ 07/11/2009 - 03:35 PM ]
AL-KHALIL, (PIC)-- Five families of Palestinian political prisoners in the city of Al-Khalil appealed to all officials and human rights organization to intervene with the Palestinian Authority (PA) in Ramallah and get their imprisoned sons and husbands transferred from its jails in Jericho to Al-Khalil in order to alleviate their travel suffering.
The mother of prisoner Ahmed Al-Aweiwi said that she and her family suffered greatly after their son was detained in Jericho as a result of the long destination which need three hours of costly travel from Al-Khalil.
The mother of two other prisoners called Muhannad and Musab Nayroukh also complained about the same thing, adding that she is suffering from difficult financial conditions and living a miserable life after the Israeli occupation authorities demolished her home and the PA kidnapped her only two sons.
For her part, the wife of prisoner Wa’el Al-Beitar complained about the harsh living conditions she is suffering from after her husband was kidnapped by the PA and her health deteriorated badly making her unable to support her family.
All the families called on the PA to release their sons and husbands from its jails and stop alleging that there are security reasons behind their detention.
In another context, it was reported that Mahmoud Abbas’s militias kidnapped during the last two days nine Palestinian citizens affiliated with Hamas in the districts of Al-Khalil, Tubas, Qalqiliya, and Salfit.
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