Muslim youth society calls for refusing summonses from PA security services

Muslim youth society calls for refusing summonses from PA security services

[ 23/10/2011 - 04:12 PM ]

RAMALLAH, (PIC)-- The association of Muslim youth in the West Bank urged the Palestinian ex-detainees recently released from Israeli jails to refrain from answering the summonses issued against them by the Palestinian authority's security apparatuses.

In a press release, the association called for responding to the call made earlier in this regard by Palestinian lawmaker in Tulkarem city Fathi Al-Qaraawi and stand strongly in the face of the PA security services' practices.

Qaraawi had encouraged, in a press statement to the Palestinian information center (PIC), the ex-detainees, especially the ones released following the recent swap deal between Hamas Movement and Israel, to turn down the summonses from the security services and not to go to their headquarters.

In separate incidents, the PA security forces in Jenin on Friday evening stormed some homes that celebrated the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails and threatened to disturb their joy if they did not remove the banners of Islam from the roofs.

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