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Saleh Omar Saleh Barghouthi, 29 dec 12 2018 |
14 jan 2019
Israeli military courts extended on Monday the detention of the brothers of the slain anti-occupation attacker Saleh Barghouthi.
Salah’s brother Assef got his remand extended by the Ofer Court for another 48 hours.
A hearing held for Saleh’s brother Mohamed at al-Mascoubiya detention center also culminated in a verdict to extend the latter’s remand for another four days pending intensive investigation.
On Sunday, the Israeli occupation authorities sentenced the detainee’s father Omar to a three-month administrative prison term, with neither charge nor trial.
Assef and his father were kidnapped by the Israeli occupation forces on December 12, 2018, following the assassination of Saleh by the Israeli military, over allegations that he had carried out an anti-occupation attack. Mohamed was arrested on January 5.
Salah’s brother Assef got his remand extended by the Ofer Court for another 48 hours.
A hearing held for Saleh’s brother Mohamed at al-Mascoubiya detention center also culminated in a verdict to extend the latter’s remand for another four days pending intensive investigation.
On Sunday, the Israeli occupation authorities sentenced the detainee’s father Omar to a three-month administrative prison term, with neither charge nor trial.
Assef and his father were kidnapped by the Israeli occupation forces on December 12, 2018, following the assassination of Saleh by the Israeli military, over allegations that he had carried out an anti-occupation attack. Mohamed was arrested on January 5.
13 jan 2019
The Israeli occupation authorities on Sunday issued a three-month administrative detention order against the Palestinian prisoner Omar al-Barghouti, the father of martyr Saleh al-Barghouti.
The Palestinian Prisoner Society said that Omar al-Barghouti, 66, has been subjected to harsh interrogation at al-Maskoubiyya detention center since he was arrested on 12 December 2018.
The Israeli occupation forces arrested al-Barghouti and dozens of Palestinian youths during a raid into Kobar village in Ramallah hours after they killed his son Saleh.
Al-Barghouti's family have been subjected to collective punishment since the killing of Saleh. Most of the family members are currently held in Israeli jails, including al-Barghouti's sons Asem, Asef, and Mohammed.
Omar al-Barghouti had spent over 26 years in Israeli lock-ups. He is the brother of the well-known Palestinian prisoner Nael al-Barghouti who is serving his 39th year in Israeli prisons.
The Palestinian Prisoner Society said that Omar al-Barghouti, 66, has been subjected to harsh interrogation at al-Maskoubiyya detention center since he was arrested on 12 December 2018.
The Israeli occupation forces arrested al-Barghouti and dozens of Palestinian youths during a raid into Kobar village in Ramallah hours after they killed his son Saleh.
Al-Barghouti's family have been subjected to collective punishment since the killing of Saleh. Most of the family members are currently held in Israeli jails, including al-Barghouti's sons Asem, Asef, and Mohammed.
Omar al-Barghouti had spent over 26 years in Israeli lock-ups. He is the brother of the well-known Palestinian prisoner Nael al-Barghouti who is serving his 39th year in Israeli prisons.
10 jan 2019
Palestinian prisoner Assem Barghouthi has been made to endure harsh investigation in the Israeli Mascoubiya lock-up.
Lawyer Maamoun al-Hashim, from the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society, said Assem has been exhaustively interrogated, almost around the clock. As a result he has gone sleepless for days.
The military court at the Mascoubiya jail extended is remand for another 12 days pending further investigation. He has also been denied the right to meet with his lawyer.
The Israeli court also extended the detention of his 17-year-old brother for another five days.
Assem’s father Omar, aged 66, and his brother Assef have been held in Israeli custody from the day their brother Salah was fatally shot by the Israeli military on December 12, 2018.
Assem Barghouhti, a Palestinian in his 30s, was arrested a couple of days earlier in the Abu Shukheidem village, northwest of Ramallah.
Barghouti, from the West Bank village of Kober, has been accused of taking part in an anti-occupation attack carried out in partnership with his slain brother Salah near Ofra settlement.
His father has been held for a total of 28 years in Israeli occupation jails. His uncle Nael is the longest-serving detainee in the world.
Lawyer Maamoun al-Hashim, from the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society, said Assem has been exhaustively interrogated, almost around the clock. As a result he has gone sleepless for days.
The military court at the Mascoubiya jail extended is remand for another 12 days pending further investigation. He has also been denied the right to meet with his lawyer.
The Israeli court also extended the detention of his 17-year-old brother for another five days.
Assem’s father Omar, aged 66, and his brother Assef have been held in Israeli custody from the day their brother Salah was fatally shot by the Israeli military on December 12, 2018.
Assem Barghouhti, a Palestinian in his 30s, was arrested a couple of days earlier in the Abu Shukheidem village, northwest of Ramallah.
Barghouti, from the West Bank village of Kober, has been accused of taking part in an anti-occupation attack carried out in partnership with his slain brother Salah near Ofra settlement.
His father has been held for a total of 28 years in Israeli occupation jails. His uncle Nael is the longest-serving detainee in the world.
8 jan 2019
The Israeli occupation authorities on Tuesday transferred the Palestinian detainee Asem al-Barghouti, 33, to al-Maskoubiyya interrogation center and issued an order preventing him from meeting his lawyer.
Meanwhile, Israel's Ofer court decided to extend the detention of his father Omar al-Barghouti, 66, for 72 hours.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society said in a press statement that Omar and three of his sons, including Asem, are currently held in Israeli jails.
According to the statement, 40 Palestinians have been arrested in Kobar village in Ramallah since the Israeli forces killed Saleh al-Barghouti on 12 December 2018.
Despite his difficult health condition, Omar al-Barghouti has been subjected to harsh, uninterrupted interrogation by the Israeli authorities since he was arrested about a month ago.
Omar al-Barghouti had spent over 26 years in Israeli jails, while his son Asem was released in April 2018 after serving an 11-year sentence there.
Meanwhile, Israel's Ofer court decided to extend the detention of his father Omar al-Barghouti, 66, for 72 hours.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society said in a press statement that Omar and three of his sons, including Asem, are currently held in Israeli jails.
According to the statement, 40 Palestinians have been arrested in Kobar village in Ramallah since the Israeli forces killed Saleh al-Barghouti on 12 December 2018.
Despite his difficult health condition, Omar al-Barghouti has been subjected to harsh, uninterrupted interrogation by the Israeli authorities since he was arrested about a month ago.
Omar al-Barghouti had spent over 26 years in Israeli jails, while his son Asem was released in April 2018 after serving an 11-year sentence there.
Israeli occupation forces on Tuesday claimed that they arrested the Palestinian anti-occupation attacker Assem Barghouthi, suspected of killing three Israeli soldiers in the West Bank’s Givat illegal settlement outpost in December.
Assem Barghouhti, a Palestinian in his 30s, was arrested in the Abu Shukheidem village, northwest of Ramallah.
Barghouti, from the West Bank village of Kober, has been accused of taking part in an anti-occupation attack carried out in partnership with his slain brother Salah near Ofra settlement.
Saleh was assassinated by the occupation army on December 13 in Serda town, north of Ramallah.
His father has been held for a total of 28 years in Israeli occupation jails. His uncle Nael is the longest-serving detainee in the world.
Assem Barghouhti, a Palestinian in his 30s, was arrested in the Abu Shukheidem village, northwest of Ramallah.
Barghouti, from the West Bank village of Kober, has been accused of taking part in an anti-occupation attack carried out in partnership with his slain brother Salah near Ofra settlement.
Saleh was assassinated by the occupation army on December 13 in Serda town, north of Ramallah.
His father has been held for a total of 28 years in Israeli occupation jails. His uncle Nael is the longest-serving detainee in the world.
5 jan 2019
The Israeli army informed members of the al-Barghouthi family from Kobar village, northwest of central occupied West Bank district of Ramallah and al-Bireh, on Saturday, that the family would be expelled to the Jericho district, if their son, Assem, does not turn himself in to the Israeli army.
Israel accuses Assem of carrying out an attack killing two Israeli soldiers near Ramallah on December 13, one day after his brother, Saleh, was reportedly shot and killed by Israeli soldiers north of Ramallah.
Assem has been 'wanted' by Israeli forces since then; on December 19th, Israeli forces took measurements of al-Barghouthi's home in preparation for its demolition as punishment.
Saleh's family says that Saleh was detained alive and might have died in custody.
Palestinian human rights organization Al-Haq had sent a joint urgent appeal to the United Nations (UN) Special Procedures regarding the enforced disappearance of al-Barghouthi.
Israeli soldiers claim that Saleh, who they say was allegedly responsible for shooting and injuring seven Israelis days earlier near Ramallah, was shot and critically injured and later died of his wounds.
Al-Barghouthi's mother said that large numbers of Israeli force raided their home early Saturday morning, interrogated her and told her son, Assem, has three days to turn himself in or the entire family will be expelled to Jericho.
She added that Israeli forces also detained her youngest son, Muhammad, 17, and her brother, Lutfi al-Barghouthi.
Israeli forces had previously detained her husband and other son a day after the alleged attack.
Clashes erupted between Israeli forces and locals of Kobar; soldiers fired tear gas, causing tear-gas suffocation cases.
Last week, Israeli forces detained 10 Palestinians from Kobar as part of Israel's "collective punishment" policy against the village following al-Bsrghouthi's alleged attack.
Israel accuses Assem of carrying out an attack killing two Israeli soldiers near Ramallah on December 13, one day after his brother, Saleh, was reportedly shot and killed by Israeli soldiers north of Ramallah.
Assem has been 'wanted' by Israeli forces since then; on December 19th, Israeli forces took measurements of al-Barghouthi's home in preparation for its demolition as punishment.
Saleh's family says that Saleh was detained alive and might have died in custody.
Palestinian human rights organization Al-Haq had sent a joint urgent appeal to the United Nations (UN) Special Procedures regarding the enforced disappearance of al-Barghouthi.
Israeli soldiers claim that Saleh, who they say was allegedly responsible for shooting and injuring seven Israelis days earlier near Ramallah, was shot and critically injured and later died of his wounds.
Al-Barghouthi's mother said that large numbers of Israeli force raided their home early Saturday morning, interrogated her and told her son, Assem, has three days to turn himself in or the entire family will be expelled to Jericho.
She added that Israeli forces also detained her youngest son, Muhammad, 17, and her brother, Lutfi al-Barghouthi.
Israeli forces had previously detained her husband and other son a day after the alleged attack.
Clashes erupted between Israeli forces and locals of Kobar; soldiers fired tear gas, causing tear-gas suffocation cases.
Last week, Israeli forces detained 10 Palestinians from Kobar as part of Israel's "collective punishment" policy against the village following al-Bsrghouthi's alleged attack.
3 jan 2019
An Israeli military court extended on Thursday the detention of the father and brother of slain Saleh al-Barghouthi for the fourth time since their arrest in December 2018.
Lawyer Maamoun al-Hashim, from the Palestinian Prisoners Society, said prisoner al-Barghthi has had his remand extended for another six days while his son Assef received an eight-day extension.
During the investigation procedure, the Israeli occupation authorities threatened to send the father to jail without charge or trial. He has reportedly been locked up in al-Mascoubiya detention center under extremely dire conditions.
Lawyer Maamoun al-Hashim, from the Palestinian Prisoners Society, said prisoner al-Barghthi has had his remand extended for another six days while his son Assef received an eight-day extension.
During the investigation procedure, the Israeli occupation authorities threatened to send the father to jail without charge or trial. He has reportedly been locked up in al-Mascoubiya detention center under extremely dire conditions.
31 dec 2018
Israeli forces detained at least 32 Palestinians in overnight raids carried out across the occupied West Bank, on predawn Monday.
The Palestinian Prisoner's Society (PPS) said that Israeli police forces detained at least nine Palestinians from Jerusalem in the central West Bank, mostly in the Shufat, al-Tur, and Jabal al-Mukabbir areas.
The detainees were identified as Alaa Haddad, Ashraf Eweisat, Ayman Daajneh, Marwan Najib, Subhi Najib, Muhammad Gharabli, Youssef Abu al-Hawa, Hashem Abu al-Hawa and Amin Abu al-Hawa.
Some of the detainees were later released under the condition of being held under house arrest.
Israeli forces detained 19 Palestinians from the central West Bank district of Ramallah, including 14 from Kobar village, northwest of Ramallah.
Twenty one Palestinians were detained from the Ramallah and al-Bireh district; PPS identified them as Hamed Riyad Hamed and Saed Hamed from Silwad, Ashraf Saaf from al-Mazraa al-Sharqiya, former prisoner Abdullah Abu Shalbak and Jaber Mamdouh Jaber from Kafr Nimeh.
In addition to 14 Palestinians who were detained from the Kobar village; the detainees were identified as:
Jawdat Sarhan al-Barghouthi,
Muhammad Sarhan al-Barghouthi,
Muhammad Munir al-Barghouthi,
Muhannad Rayyan al-Barghouthi,
Miqdad Zahi al-Barghouthi,
Ismail Zahi al-Barghouthi,
Zahi Ismail al-Barghouthi,
Muhammad Ibrahim al-Barghouthi,
Muhammad Lutfi al-Barghouthi,
Saher al-Barghouthi
Imad al-Barghouthi.
Abed Judeh Abu Maher,
Yasser al-Fahl,
Nael Omar Yassin,
Israeli forces detained two Palestinians from the northern West Bank district of Jenin; they were identified as Muhammad Jihad Abu Bakr and Usama Amarneh.
Another two Palestinians from Salfit in the northern West Bank.
According to prisoners rights group Addameer, there are 5,554 Palestinian prisoners being held in Israeli prisons.
The Palestinian Prisoner's Society (PPS) said that Israeli police forces detained at least nine Palestinians from Jerusalem in the central West Bank, mostly in the Shufat, al-Tur, and Jabal al-Mukabbir areas.
The detainees were identified as Alaa Haddad, Ashraf Eweisat, Ayman Daajneh, Marwan Najib, Subhi Najib, Muhammad Gharabli, Youssef Abu al-Hawa, Hashem Abu al-Hawa and Amin Abu al-Hawa.
Some of the detainees were later released under the condition of being held under house arrest.
Israeli forces detained 19 Palestinians from the central West Bank district of Ramallah, including 14 from Kobar village, northwest of Ramallah.
Twenty one Palestinians were detained from the Ramallah and al-Bireh district; PPS identified them as Hamed Riyad Hamed and Saed Hamed from Silwad, Ashraf Saaf from al-Mazraa al-Sharqiya, former prisoner Abdullah Abu Shalbak and Jaber Mamdouh Jaber from Kafr Nimeh.
In addition to 14 Palestinians who were detained from the Kobar village; the detainees were identified as:
Jawdat Sarhan al-Barghouthi,
Muhammad Sarhan al-Barghouthi,
Muhammad Munir al-Barghouthi,
Muhannad Rayyan al-Barghouthi,
Miqdad Zahi al-Barghouthi,
Ismail Zahi al-Barghouthi,
Zahi Ismail al-Barghouthi,
Muhammad Ibrahim al-Barghouthi,
Muhammad Lutfi al-Barghouthi,
Saher al-Barghouthi
Imad al-Barghouthi.
Abed Judeh Abu Maher,
Yasser al-Fahl,
Nael Omar Yassin,
Israeli forces detained two Palestinians from the northern West Bank district of Jenin; they were identified as Muhammad Jihad Abu Bakr and Usama Amarneh.
Another two Palestinians from Salfit in the northern West Bank.
According to prisoners rights group Addameer, there are 5,554 Palestinian prisoners being held in Israeli prisons.
IOF questions wife of martyr Saleh Barghouthi in Beit Rima
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Monday interrogated the wife of martyr Saleh al-Barghouthi after storming the house of her parents in Beit Rima town, northwest of Ramallah in the West Bank.
Press sources said that Israeli soldiers raided the house of Shaimaa al-Rimawi, the martyr’s wife, and interrogated her alone in one of the rooms.
The sources added that the soldiers ransacked the house of Rimawi and clashed with local young men during their presence in the town.
Saleh al-Barghouthi, who was a taxi driver, was shot dead on December 12 by Israeli soldiers as he was driving home after a long working day.
The Israeli security and military authorities in the occupied West Bank accused him of participating in the drive-by shooting attack near the illegal Israeli settlement of Ofra that led to the injury of seven settlers in early December.
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Monday interrogated the wife of martyr Saleh al-Barghouthi after storming the house of her parents in Beit Rima town, northwest of Ramallah in the West Bank.
Press sources said that Israeli soldiers raided the house of Shaimaa al-Rimawi, the martyr’s wife, and interrogated her alone in one of the rooms.
The sources added that the soldiers ransacked the house of Rimawi and clashed with local young men during their presence in the town.
Saleh al-Barghouthi, who was a taxi driver, was shot dead on December 12 by Israeli soldiers as he was driving home after a long working day.
The Israeli security and military authorities in the occupied West Bank accused him of participating in the drive-by shooting attack near the illegal Israeli settlement of Ofra that led to the injury of seven settlers in early December.
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