NavigationBreaking NewsLatest News Articles Latest Audio Human Interest Opinion/Analysis Interviews Site TopicsMiscellaneousPalestinian Politics Lebanon war The Wall Palestinian attacks Refugees/Immigration Holy sites Non-violent action Israeli Politics Diplomacy Prisoners Israeli Settlement Human rights Israeli attacks Peace process International Politics Jerusalem English Audio Report Internal Unrest Italian Audio Report Truce user preferences
|
Donations in Euro Donations in USD 
Click here to donate online via Click & Pledge Or use the Paypal Donation buttons on the left column Your HELP is essential to keep IMEMC FREE and INDEPENDENT MEDIA SOURCE
Recent Articles about Hebron Prisoners
Palestinian Detainee facing deportation along with his family Sep 27 07 PPS report: “Soldiers kidnapped 69 residents in Hebron in May” Jun 04 07 Latest News ArticlesFatah's spokesman: Hamas maneuvers regarding the presidency term 12:07 Sun 12 Oct ISM to take part in olives picking in Gaza 11:42 Sun 12 Oct Israeli military detains two residents and demolishes a house in Bethlehem 11:24 Sun 12 Oct Extremists attack several Arab homes in Akka; more Israeli right wingers are flocking into the city 05:32 Sun 12 Oct 2000 sick detainees are imprisoned by Israel, facing medical negligence 20:35 Sat 11 Oct Hamas: “Fateh forces arrested 17 members and supporters” 20:25 Sat 11 Oct Report: Israeli settlers plan land takeover in Beit Sahour 19:59 Sat 11 Oct Haniyya: “Cairo meetings paved the way for dialogue” 22:11 Fri 10 Oct Tension still present in Akka 21:54 Fri 10 Oct Abu Marzouq, Amro, held a meeting in Cairo 21:14 Fri 10 Oct Full StoryYoungest Palestinian prisoner released from Israeli detention centre. Monday December 31, 2007 09:28 by Nisreen Qumsieh - IMEMC News& agencies
 On Sunday night Israeli forces freed a Palestinian boy named Majed Jaradat from Sa'eer village near the southern West Bank city of Hebron. Jaradat ,13 was considered to be the youngest Palestinian prisoner inside an Israeli detention centre as he was sentenced by the Israeli court for two months in Ofer detention center, near the West Bank city of Ramallah Ashraf Al Ajramy, Minister of Prisoners’ Affairs, congratulated the boy and said "Palestinians will stay on their land despite Israeli policies and victory will be accomplished in Palestine. All Palestinian prisoners must be released. Palestinians will maintain their resistance until achieving the freedom of all the Palestinian's lands, and the establishment of a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital and a just solution to the Palestinian refugees cause". |
printable version
|
