19 dec 2016
Israeli soldiers imposed, on Monday at dawn, a strict siege, and closed roads with concrete blocks and sand hills, isolating the village of Shuqba and Rantis villages, northeast of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, and prevented the Palestinians from entering or leaving them.
The soldiers first invaded Rantis village, before breaking into dozens of homes and violently searching then, and imposed a strict siege on it, preventing the residents, including workers, employees and students, from entering or leaving it.
The soldiers also installed a military roadblock on the western entrance of the village, the only road that wasn’t blockaded with sand hills and concrete blocks, and prevented the Palestinians from crossing.
Similar violations took place in Shuqba village, that was also left isolated and blockaded, while the soldiers stopped dozens of Palestinians, and interrogated many Palestinians while inspecting their ID cards.
All workers, including teachers and healthcare professionals, were not allowed to enter or leave the village, especially since many teachers are from nearby villages, an issue that forced all schools, and many business shut.
The Israeli army claimed the closures were enforced after a shooting attack that left one Israeli colonist injured, near ‘Aboud village, northwest of Ramallah.
The soldiers invaded ‘Aboud, and searched homes, before surrounding and isolating it, including placing concrete blocks, and prevented the Palestinians from entering or leaving it.
The soldiers first invaded Rantis village, before breaking into dozens of homes and violently searching then, and imposed a strict siege on it, preventing the residents, including workers, employees and students, from entering or leaving it.
The soldiers also installed a military roadblock on the western entrance of the village, the only road that wasn’t blockaded with sand hills and concrete blocks, and prevented the Palestinians from crossing.
Similar violations took place in Shuqba village, that was also left isolated and blockaded, while the soldiers stopped dozens of Palestinians, and interrogated many Palestinians while inspecting their ID cards.
All workers, including teachers and healthcare professionals, were not allowed to enter or leave the village, especially since many teachers are from nearby villages, an issue that forced all schools, and many business shut.
The Israeli army claimed the closures were enforced after a shooting attack that left one Israeli colonist injured, near ‘Aboud village, northwest of Ramallah.
The soldiers invaded ‘Aboud, and searched homes, before surrounding and isolating it, including placing concrete blocks, and prevented the Palestinians from entering or leaving it.
20 nov 2016
An Israeli military force stormed, in a predawn raid, Al-Quds University campus, in the town of Abu Dis, east of Jerusalem, sabotaging and seizing exhibits, the Palestinian Ministry of Education said on Saturday.
Troops broke down doors to an exhibition held at the Faculty of Medicine, sabotaging and seizing all exhibits, documents and electronic equipment, it said, according to WAFA correspondence.
The raid comes just two days after troops infiltrated the Palestine Technical University (Kadoori) campus, in the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem, seizing electronic materials and recordings of surveillance cameras.
In a press statement, the Education Ministry said that Israeli troops broke into the administration building and other offices inside the Abu Dis campus of Al-Quds University, located right behind the concrete wall Israeli authorities built to separate East Jerusalem from its environs, and tampered with their contents.
It called upon all local and international human rights organizations to expose Israeli violations against Palestinian universities, and ensure that Palestinian students receive education in a safe environment.
The exhibition was sponsored by the Islamic Bloc at the university.
Troops broke down doors to an exhibition held at the Faculty of Medicine, sabotaging and seizing all exhibits, documents and electronic equipment, it said, according to WAFA correspondence.
The raid comes just two days after troops infiltrated the Palestine Technical University (Kadoori) campus, in the northern West Bank city of Tulkarem, seizing electronic materials and recordings of surveillance cameras.
In a press statement, the Education Ministry said that Israeli troops broke into the administration building and other offices inside the Abu Dis campus of Al-Quds University, located right behind the concrete wall Israeli authorities built to separate East Jerusalem from its environs, and tampered with their contents.
It called upon all local and international human rights organizations to expose Israeli violations against Palestinian universities, and ensure that Palestinian students receive education in a safe environment.
The exhibition was sponsored by the Islamic Bloc at the university.
16 nov 2016
Dozens of soldiers invaded, on Wednesday at dawn, the Health, Development, Information and Policy Institute, in the central West Bank city of Ramallah, after detonating many doors and walls, violently searched it and injured three students.
Dr. Mustafa Barghouthi, a member of the Public Committee of the “Health, Development, Information and Policy Institute” (HDIP), said more than eight Israeli military vehicles invaded the Institute campus, before the soldiers detonated many of its doors and walls, and illegally confiscated equipment, including computers.
Barghouthi, denounced the serious Israeli violations, especially since the institute’s area of work is health and human rights, and considered it another attempt to silence health and legal human rights groups, and journalists.
The soldiers fired many gas bombs, and concussion grenades, at students in the Institute, wounding three.
Dr. Mustafa Barghouthi, a member of the Public Committee of the “Health, Development, Information and Policy Institute” (HDIP), said more than eight Israeli military vehicles invaded the Institute campus, before the soldiers detonated many of its doors and walls, and illegally confiscated equipment, including computers.
Barghouthi, denounced the serious Israeli violations, especially since the institute’s area of work is health and human rights, and considered it another attempt to silence health and legal human rights groups, and journalists.
The soldiers fired many gas bombs, and concussion grenades, at students in the Institute, wounding three.
3 nov 2016
The Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) arrested Thursday afternoon five Palestinians from Jerusalem and West Bank. A woman and students were among the detainees.
Israeli police said in a statement issued Thursday that Israeli border forces arrested a young man from Shufat refugee camp, northeast of occupied Jerusalem.
The young man was detained after Israeli forces stopped and searched his car at a military checkpoint.
A bullet-proof vest, a flashlight, a baton, and a tear gas bomb were allegedly found in his car, according to police statement.
Meanwhile, Israeli police stormed a secondary school in Jabal Mukabir town, southeast of Occupied Jerusalem, before arresting a student from Dar al-Aytam (Orphanage) School in the Old City.
Along the same line, a Jerusalemite woman was arrested in the Old City and taken for investigation in a nearby police station for unknown reasons.
Two other students were arrested as clashes broke out south of Nablus. Several injuries were reported during the clashes.
The clashes broke out when Israeli forces heavily fired teargas bombs at Palestinian students while leaving their school.
A 15-year-old girl was hit with a sound bomb in her head during the confrontation, while dozens others suffered teargas inhalation cases.
The PA Ministry for Education strongly condemned the Israeli systematic attacks against Palestinian schools in occupied Jerusalem and West Bank, calling for protection the education process in Palestine.
Israeli police said in a statement issued Thursday that Israeli border forces arrested a young man from Shufat refugee camp, northeast of occupied Jerusalem.
The young man was detained after Israeli forces stopped and searched his car at a military checkpoint.
A bullet-proof vest, a flashlight, a baton, and a tear gas bomb were allegedly found in his car, according to police statement.
Meanwhile, Israeli police stormed a secondary school in Jabal Mukabir town, southeast of Occupied Jerusalem, before arresting a student from Dar al-Aytam (Orphanage) School in the Old City.
Along the same line, a Jerusalemite woman was arrested in the Old City and taken for investigation in a nearby police station for unknown reasons.
Two other students were arrested as clashes broke out south of Nablus. Several injuries were reported during the clashes.
The clashes broke out when Israeli forces heavily fired teargas bombs at Palestinian students while leaving their school.
A 15-year-old girl was hit with a sound bomb in her head during the confrontation, while dozens others suffered teargas inhalation cases.
The PA Ministry for Education strongly condemned the Israeli systematic attacks against Palestinian schools in occupied Jerusalem and West Bank, calling for protection the education process in Palestine.
1 nov 2016
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This video shows Israeli soldiers in the occupied West Bank throwing stones at Palestinian schoolchildren in the village of al-Tuwani on 27 October.
According to the video’s captions, the Israeli soldiers are supposed to protect the children from attacks by Israeli settlers in the area. But instead, as the video shows, the soldiers lob stones towards the children, including with a slingshot. The soldiers also failed to come to the designated point to meet the children, according to the video, and “checked one child’s bag and stopped another one without a clear reason.” |
