Life under occupation
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| Israeli forces detain 18 Palestinians in West Bank, Jerusalem (occupation routine) | | WAFA - RAMALLAH, Tuesday, September 10, 2019 (WAFA) – Israeli forces detained early this morning at least 18 Palestinians from various West Bank districts and East Jerusalem, according to the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society (PPS) and local sources.
PPS said Israeli forces detained five Palestinians from Jenin district in the northern occupied West Bank, in addition to three others, including a 19-year-old, from Qalqilia area.
Two more Palestinians were detained in Ramallah, one in Tubas, and another in Nablus.
In addition, local sources said a 59-year-old man was detained in Hebron in the south of the West Bank.
Five were also detained in Issawiyeh, an East Jerusalem neighborhood. [bz]
| 10/9/2019 |
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| Video: Going to school under Israeli occupation | | The Electronic Intifada -
"Omar Hajajleh is a local school bus driver in the occupied West
Bank village of al-Walaja...As is shown in the video, Hajajleh takes
the children halfway to school in one bus and walks them past a
permanent Israeli roadblock. He then loads the children onto a
second vehicle and continues to school.Hajajleh fears that the road
he takes may soon be closed off by the wall, which is being expanded
by Israeli occupation forces." ca | 7/9/2019 |
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| Netanyahu renews pledge to annex all West Bank settlements : Saeb Erekat, secretary general of PLO, calls on international community to take action after Netanyahu`s comments | | MEE and agencies - Settlements are one of the most heated issues in
the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Palestinians have voiced fears
Netanyahu may defy international law and move ahead with annexation
with possible backing from US President Donald Trump, a close ally.
With the publication of a US peace plan still pending, Trump has
already recognised Israel`s 1981 annexation of the Golan Heights,
land captured from Syria in the 1967 Middle East war. Netanyahu made
the same promise of annexation ahead of the last election in April,
but the results left him unable to form a viable governing coalition
and he opted for a fresh poll.-rh | 3/9/2019 |
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| Israeli Settlers Assault Farmer near Bethlehem | | IMEMC - A Palestinian farmer sustained injuries in the head, when he
was assaulted by settlers near the village of Artas, to the south
of Bethlehem. Settlers from the Israeli settlement bloc of Gush
Etzion reportedly broke into the farm of Ayman Khalil Sa’ad, who
comes from Artas, while he was working there. When Sa’ad attempted
to prevent the settlers from raiding his farm, they assaulted and
beat him, causing him bruises in the face and eye. He was moved of
moderate injuries to a nearby emergency center for treatment.[ak]
| 3/9/2019 |
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| Jerusalem’s Israeli municipality demolishes Palestinian house in the occupied city | | WAFA - The Israeli municipality of West Jerusalem demolished today a Palestinian-owned house in al-Tur neighborhood of the occupied city under the pretext it was built without a permit, according to the house owner Mohammad Abu al-Hawa.
He told WAFA that Israeli municipality demolished his 90 square meter, one story house under the pretext he did not have a building permit.
He said that the Israeli authorities handed him a demolition order 15 days ago, noting that the house is close to the main street in the neighborhood.
Palestinians in occupied Jerusalem say they are forced to build without permit because the Israeli municipality rarely issues permits to the city’s original Palestinian citizens as a way to reduce their number by forcing them to leave it and find accommodation and work elsewhere.
[bz] | 3/9/2019 |
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| Hamas takes advantage of pre-election restraint to needle Israel | | Shlomi Eldar - Al-Monitor - Yet another stormy weekend has shaken up
the Israel-Gaza border. On Aug. 17, just when it seemed southern
Israel was settling into a period of calm following the cease-fire
reached with Hamas in May, sirens blared throughout the border
communities. The Iron Dome anti-missile system intercepted two of
three rockets fired from Gaza into Israel. Shortly after, Israeli
troops foiled an attempt by five armed militants to infiltrate
Israel
from the northern part of the Gaza Strip, killing three and wounding
a fourth.
Israel’s reaction to these attacks was very restrained. Israel’s
reaction to these attacks was very restrained. The air force bombed
several Hamas targets of marginal importance and was careful not to
inflict Palestinian casualties. Such actions are known as “real
estate attacks” designed to cause symbolic damage to buildings and
nothing more. When the Israel Defense Forces really wants to deter
the Hamas leadership, it takes more extreme actions such as
flattening several multi-story buildings in May.-rh
| 28/8/2019 |
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| Dozens Of Detainees To Join Hunger Strike | | IMEMCnews - The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)
has reported that dozens of its political prisoners, imprisoned by
Israel in three detention facilities, have decided to hold a hunger
strike for three days as in an initial measure in solidarity with
detainee Hotheifa Halabiyya, who continues a hunger strike he started
more than 52 days ago.-rh | 28/8/2019 |
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| Qalandiya - a woman-soldier is chasing away the Palestinians still waiting, and locks the gate | | Tamar Fleishman - Machsomwatch - It’s a holiday with no holiday
celebrations, and a new checkpoint with nothing new about it.
True, most businesses and shops in the Qalandiya refugee camp are
shut in honor of this Holiday of Sacrifice, but the atmosphere that
reigns is of ‘normal’ workdays, not holidays.
The conversation piece of the day was the confiscation of Shadi’s
vehicle on alleged grounds of taking passengers’ fare.
Shadi is a cab driver without a cab license.
How do they know he doesn’t charge fare? No one, after all, except
the few informants who benefit from being informants volunteers to
tell them what is being done. So they stop the vehicle and ask the
passengers, who keep silent at first, but after being threatened by
being blacklisted and/or having their permit revoked, acquiesce and
confess.-rh
| 27/8/2019 |
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| The West Bank must not become a duplication of Gaza | | Shimrit Meir - Ynet - Hamas has taken no responsibility for Friday’s
terror attack that killed a 17-year-old Israeli girl, but did
celebrate it in every way possible. Rina Shnerb was depicted as a
soldier or a settler, her young age was omitted from media reports
and her photograph prompted objectifying comments on social media.
For a moment, it seemed that the only joy the Hamas terror group was
able to inspire in the depressed youth of the Gaza Strip was through
the killing a Jewish girl.-rh | 27/8/2019 |
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| Transfer of Palestinians has always been the Israeli consensus | | Hagai El-Ad - Ynet - The media can express as much shock as it likes
over news that the cabinet has discussed Israel funding the dispatch
of Gazans from the Strip, but one can draw a straight line from the
creation of the state in 1948, through Prime Minister Levi Eshkol and
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan post-1967 and all the way to Netanyahu,
Smotrich and Gantz today.-rh | 27/8/2019 |
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| Deadly Friday attack shows W. Bank heating up, as Hamas senses Israeli weakness | | AVI ISSACHAROFF - The Times of Israel - The ferment among West Bank
Palestinians, the growing calls for violence and the escalation in
terrorism are being stirred from Gaza by its ruling terror group,
Hamas, in its ongoing face-off with Netanyahu. What Netanyahu’s
bitter critic and former defense minister Avigdor Liberman described
Friday as the prime minister’s “surrender” to the terrorists — his
agreement to allow Qatar to distribute funds in Gaza to needy
families (and in the past to Hamas employees), the easing of certain
restrictions at border crossings, the improved electricity supply —
amid intermittent rocket fire from Gaza into Israel, is seen on the
Palestinian side as proof of weakness. Weakness to be exploited.-rh | 27/8/2019 |
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| Changing Israel | | Dan Lieberman - Countercurrents - Defeating Israel does not sit well
with the American public. Although defeat does not seem possible, the
word intimates the destruction of all Israelis. Changing Israel into
a nation that preserves some of the characteristics that guided many
to embrace an earlier expressed vision — creation of a nation that is
a light upon all nations — albeit a difficult proposition, is
possible, and a necessary condition for Isarel to survive.-rh | 27/8/2019 |
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| Each morning brings the fear of losing everything | | A. Daniel Roth - +972 - It can be hard to imagine how an early morning walk can
end in arrest, or worse. In the Jordan Valley, that’s the reality for Palestinian
shepherds fighting to keep control of their land [ry] | 26/8/2019 |
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| Israeli Soldiers Attack Palestinian Nonviolent Protesters Near Ofar Prison | | IMEMC -
"Israeli soldiers attacked, Thursday, dozens of nonviolent Palestinian protesters, holding a procession in front of Ofar Israeli prison, west of the central West Bank city of Ramallah, in solidarity with hunger striking detainees, and abducted one of them."..."The soldiers resorted to the excessive use of force against the nonviolent protesters." - id | 23/8/2019 |
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| Al-Shoroq: The activist farmers resisting Israeli annexation in Beit Ummar | | IMEMC News & Agencies -
IMEMC
"Al Shoroq, a Palestinian led group comprised of local activists
based in the region since 2013 founded by longstanding committee
members, work with families, farmers and the community to create
resistance based empowerment through skill building, construction
and collective work. Al Shoroq as an organisation are focused
primarily on assisting in sustainability and development in Area C;
Israeli controlled areas containing Palestinian families, farmland
and buildings long standing on now occupied territories, which
currently makes up 70% of the land. Beit Ummar is under constant
scrutiny and stress from the Israeli government and military, and
more increasingly, Israeli settlers." CA | 23/8/2019 |
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| Israeli Forces Strike “Hamas Facilities" | | The Palestinian News & Info Agency -
"Flares lit the skies in the south of the Gaza Strip near Khan
Younis, before warplanes targeted the posts in the area.The Israeli
army claimed the airstrikes came after two projectiles were fired
from Gaza into southern Israel, that fell in open areas, without
causing any damage or human casualties." CA
| 23/8/2019 |
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| Displaced again: Palestinian refugees from Syria struggle to survive in Gaza | | Amjad Yaghi -
+972 -
"With surging unemployment rates and high rents, Palestinian refugees who fled the Syrian war for Gaza are struggling to climb out of poverty. Like many Gazans, they hope to leave the strip in search of a better life." - id | 23/8/2019 |
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| `If Israeli soldiers start shooting, we won`t stop the interview`: Palestinian hip-hop crew BLTNM | | Tom Faber - The Guardian (interview) - One song expresses his fury at being held for hours at a military checkpoint. Yet, when I ask in the studio about politics, he bristles, reciting a common question he is asked: “How does it feel to live under occupation?” (...) BLTNM aren’t making music as some kind of righteous mission. Their music is for art, for fun, for getting wasted. There’s something subversive in that, considering how often the media shoehorns Palestinian artists into a simplified narrative of cultural resistance.
[bz] | 20/8/2019 |
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| Hamas wants to create an illusion it`s up for a war with Israel | | Elior Levy - Ynetnews - The renewed rocket attacks on Israel`s south
is Hamas` attempts to neutralize the internal criticism in Gaza,
claiming the terror group has been getting too chummy with its mortal
enemy, while simultaneously pushing Israeli government into a corner.-
rh | 20/8/2019 |
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| What occupation looks like for Rashida Tlaib’s village in the West Bank | | Dror Etkes - +972 - Forty years of land grabs, settlement expansion, and the
building of a highway that is off limits to Palestinians. This is what is happening to
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib’s village [ry] | 19/8/2019 |
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| Army Destroys Irrigation Tank in Jordan Valley | | IMEMC News & Agencies - "Mutaz Besharat, who monitors Israeli settlement
activities in the Jordan Valley, told WAFA that Israeli army destroyed a 1000-cube
water tank which was used by Palestinian villagers, in the area, for the irrigation
of farmlands. The Israeli army claimed that the tank was built without Israeli
permission" [ry] | 19/8/2019 |
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| Are Palestinian construction permits Israel`s way to annex Area C? | | Tamam Mohsen -
Al-Monitor
"...the construction plan — which Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu suggested and which gives the green light for the
construction of 6,000 housing units in the West Bank settlements as
well — has been rejected by the Palestinians and has ignited the ire
of Israeli`s right wing... Tayseer Khaled, a member of the PLO`s
Executive Committee, told Al-Monitor that Israel is not entitled to
allow or prevent Palestinians to carry out construction on their own
land and in their homeland, in reference to the issuance of the
construction permits. Khaled described the decision as “a war
crime.” ca
| 16/8/2019 |
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| When Israel Destroyed A Family’s Dreams | | Sarah Algherbawi -
IMEMC -
"At 19, Hassan is the youngest boy in the family. He still has vivid memories of his old bedroom in the house, where he kept his PlayStation and a Brazil football jersey. Five years have passed since the family’s home was destroyed, yet “the pain of losing everything has never gone away,” Hassan said. “My family is scattered now,” he added. “I know that I am grown up. But I will never stop missing my mother and my brothers. I need them to be with me.”" - id | 15/8/2019 |
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| The War on Innocence: Palestinian Children in Israeli Military Court | | Ramzy Baroud - CounterPunch - "The sad reality is that Muhammad Elayyan, 4,
and Qais Obaid, 6, and many children like them, have become a target of Israeli
soldiers and Jewish settlers throughout the Occupied Palestinian Territories" [ry] | 12/8/2019 |
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| Israel Systematically Blocks International Scholars From Reaching Palestine | | David Palumbo-Liu - Truthout - "Those against the academic boycott of Israeli
institutions often appeal to the value of `dialogue.` This line of argument is deeply
cynical in a context in which Israel allows only a particular set of people to be part
of the conversation" [ry] | 12/8/2019 |
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| Netanyahu pledges to build more illegal settlements after teen killed | | Maureen Clare Murphy - EI - "The Israeli prime minister was speaking at the
inauguration of a new neighborhood of 650 housing units in Beit El, a West
Bank settlement. `These despicable terrorists, they come to uproot – we come
to plant. They come to destroy – we come to build,` Netanyahu said" [ry]
| 12/8/2019 |
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| The Tragedy of Gaza’s Children | | Kevin Watkins -
Information Clearing House
"GAZA CITY – Wrapped in her mother’s arms in a crowded doctor’s
surgery, Muna (not her real name) looks at first glance like any
baby waiting to be weighed by a nurse. Look more closely, however,
and you see why medical staff at the Ard El-Insan pediatric clinic
in Gaza are worried. Muna is nine months old, but she weighs under
five kilograms – barely the normal weight for a healthy six-week-old
baby.
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Trump’s Deficit Economy
Joseph E. Stiglitz
Economists have repeatedly tried to explain to Donald Trump that
trade agreements may affect which countries the US buys from and
sells to, but not the magnitude of the overall deficit. But, as
usual, Trump believes what he wants to believes, leaving those who
can least afford it to pay the price.“This is heartbreaking, but
it’s now normal,” a doctor tells me. “Every day we see over 50 cases
of children with malnutrition, and the numbers are rising.” ca
| 9/8/2019 |
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| Water Series: ‘There’s no law in the world that says you can cut water from humans’ | | ISM -
International Solidarity Movement -
"In the sweltering month of July, five demolitions targeting water infrastructure were carried out, leaving Palestinian farming villages without access to water. The latest took place on Wednesday July 31, when the Israeli Civil Administration – the body that governs Area C in the West Bank – cut pipes supplying water to houses and farmland in the area of al-Jaway near At-Tuwani." - id
| 8/8/2019 |
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| Will Netanyahu`s Putin connection backfire in his hunt for votes? | | Ksenia Svetlova - Al-Monitor - In the meantime, it appears that
Netanyahu`s efforts so far have not borne the desired fruit. Most
polls show Yisrael Beitenu growing in strength. The battle for the
Russian vote is only beginning, Likud campaign staffers and advisers
like to note, which means that more surprises are to come, with or
without Putin.-rh
| 6/8/2019 |
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| What`s behind Israel`s approval of construction permits for Palestinians? | | Shlomi Eldar - Al-Monitor - On July 30, Israel’s security Cabinet
approved a plan by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to build 715
housing units in Palestinian villages in Area C of the West Bank,
which is under Israeli control. Cabinet members were asked to approve
the plan by phone — a procedural move generally reserved for urgent
or unusual decisions. What made the ministers rush to vote on
construction for Palestinians? The answer was apparently supplied the
following day when President Donald Trump’s envoy Jared Kushner
dropped in for a few hours to discuss his father-in-law’s peace plan
for the Middle East with Netanyahu. The timing of the brief visit, at
the height of Israel’s election campaign, was especially strange
given its focus on a peace plan that no one wants. According to a
July 31 report in the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, Trump plans to hold
a peace summit at Camp David with Arab leaders even before Israel’s
Sept. 17 elections, in a bid to help Netanyahu’s re-election. Either
way, resolving the mystery is a no-brainer. Uber-hawk Transportation
Minister Bezalel Smotrich (of the United Right) voted in favor of the
Palestinian permits but his unexpected support should come as no
surprise. As he explained in detail, Israel plans to turn US pressure
into a construction boom for the settlers. "Now, finally, thank God,
comes the twist in the Israeli government`s approach to the spread of
the terrorist cancer within us.… Israel is forming a strategic plan
to stop the creation of a Palestinian state inside the country," he
wrote on Facebook. “For the first time, the State of Israel will
implement its sovereignty and responsibility for the entire area.… No
more approval of building plans proposed by the Palestinian Authority
that serve its interest. For the first time, Israel will create a
toolbox for enforcement and forceful neutralization of the
Palestinian takeover plan."-rh
| 6/8/2019 |
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| PLO : ‘UN Failure to Address Israeli Crimes Against Palestinian Kids Inexcusable’ | | IMEMCnews - A senior member of the Palestine Liberation Organization
(PLO) has censured the United Nations for its failure to include
Israel in its annual blacklist of armed forces that commit atrocities
against youths, arguing that the world body’s falling short of
recognizing Israeli crimes against Palestinian children is
inexcusable.“This failure is inexcusable, given Israel’s dismal human
rights record and its documented abuses against Palestinian children,
including the arbitrary detention of hundreds of children every year,
its use of torture against them and other grave violations, including
the deliberate killing and maiming of roughly 2,800 Palestinian
children in 2018 alone,” Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the PLO’s
executive committee, said in a statement on Thursday.-rh | 6/8/2019 |
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| Israel Approves Hundreds Of Units In Gush Etzion Colonialist Block | | IMEMCnews - The far-right extremist Israeli government on Benjamin
Netanyahu and the Civil Administration Office, the executive and
administrative branch of the illegal Israeli occupation of the West
Bank, including Jerusalem, approved the construction of hundreds of
units in Gush Etzion illegal colonialist bloc, south of Bethlehem.-rh | 6/8/2019 |
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| No–construction order | | Bimkom - In dozens of legal petitions,
security considerations were examined and in many
cases it was shown that the main considerations
in determining the route [of the Separation Wall] were not actually based
on security but rather aimed at perpetuating the
settlement enterprise and creating conditions
that would allow them to grow. Thus, most of
the barrier route is as far as possible from the
built-up areas of the settlements, and as close as
possible to Palestinian localities, so as to allow
expansion of the settlements while preventing
the development of Palestinian villages.
Similar to the barrier route, the no-construction
order is determined such that its impact on
settlement construction is minimal, but its impact
on Palestinian villages is enormous. [bz] | 6/8/2019 |
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| Israeli bulldozers demolish structures in Jerusalem without prior notice | | WAFA News - Israeli police cordoned off an area in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Beit Hanina as a bulldozer proceeded to demolish a house belonging to Eyad Khalil Kiswani.
Kiswani told WAFA correspondent that the demolition took place although he had not received any prior notice.
He added that he himself along with wife and three children, aged 13 to 16, were forced out of their 140-square-meter house by police at gun point before the demolition was carried out.
Meanwhile, Wadi Hilweh Information Center reported that Israeli police raided the Jerusalem neighborhood of Issawiyeh, paving the way to a bulldozer. [bz] | 6/8/2019 |
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| Palestinian app helps drivers avoid Israeli checkpoint bottlenecks | | Rami Ayyub - Reuters - “We need applications like this that help us move within Palestine,” said Nicolas Harami, 31, who uses the app while driving from his home in East Jerusalem to Ramallah. The West Bank is scattered with Israeli settlements and military bases, and an Israeli barrier snakes through the territory.
Around 3 million Palestinians live in the territory along with some 450,000 settlers, who can generally drive in the area without major restriction using so-called “bypass roads” built to avoid Palestinian towns.
[bz] | 6/8/2019 |
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| Palestinian Prisoners’ Center For Studies Report : 420 Arrests In July, Including 10 Women, 62 Children And The Martyrdom Of A Prisoner | | Days of Palestine - "[...] 62 children [were arrested], including the siblings
Mohammed Mazen Furcal (7) and Mahmoud Ezzedine Furcal (11), Amir Obeid
(11), of Jerusalem, whom Israeli authorities interrogated" [ry] | 5/8/2019 |
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| I Am A Warrior Prisoner | | IMEMC -
"I live in a very small territory of 365 square kilometers, also known as the largest open-air prison in the world, located in colonized Palestine. The prison guards are powerful oppressors, the enforcers of “apartheid,” also known as Zionists. These jailers keep us locked, except for the few times when they open the door a crack and allow one of us to squeeze through. For more than 12 years, they have deprived us of reliable electricity, clean drinking water and—the worst of all—hope." - id | 1/8/2019 |
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| Huzaifa Bader: Fighting for justice; fighting for his life | | International Solidarity Movement -
ISM -
"The situation has only been made all the more unbearable for Huzaifa because of his medical condition. A childhood accident left him with burns on almost 90% of his body and he has required specialist medical treatment ever since. During the period of his detention, Israel has not only denied him any kind of justice (or even anything resembling due process) but has gone as far as to deny him the medical treatment he needs. His brother, Musaab, told ISM, ‘we wish to see him back with his family to enjoy a normal life and to come back and receive the medical treatment he needs’." - id | 1/8/2019 |
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