Israeli forces detain over 30 schoolchildren

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Israeli forces detaining childrenHEBRON, PALESTINE – Israeli occupation forces on Wednesday morning detained tens of young students from the schools of Hebron (Al Khalil) in the Old City, some of them suffering cuts and blunt injuries.

 

Local sources reported that the occupation forces also held up tens of students from the South region, and arrested others. Among them are: Mohammed Salem al Raazem (15 years) from the Ibrahimiyya School, and Abdallah Samir al Rajabi (17 years), Bilal Badi’ Abu Saif (17 years), Malik Jaber (17 years), Malik Al Salaymeh (17 years) from the Tariq Ibn Zyad School. Others arrested were Ramez Hamdi Jaber (13 years), Ahmad Abd el Ra’oof Burqan (15 years) and Mohammad Rawhi el Fakhoory (14 years) from Dhokoor Al Khalil Elementary School. Also arrested were Malik Mustafa Al Sarahneh (14 years) and Ayman Salameh Khalifa (14 years) from Al Khalil Elementary School, and Hassan Nafez Al Rajabi (10 years), Louai Mu’tasim Jaber (10 years) Izzeddin Khaled Al Rajabi (10 years), Muhammad Diyaa’ Al Rajabi (8 years) and Sa’eb Idris Da’na (9 years) from the Khadija Bint Khweiled School.

 

 

The sources indicated that the occupation forces assaulted the students with beatings, with their boots, and rifle butts, and threw them violently on the ground. Some of them were injured in the process, among them Nour Najeh Al Zarw (14 years) and Izzeddin Abd el Wahhab Abu Sharkh (14 years).

 

It is important to note that the occupation forces are still holding tens of students of the mentioned schools in the Ja’bara interrogation center in the city, allegedly for investigating who was responsible for stone-throwing at occupation soldiers. School principles have issued a warning against the continuation of stone-throwing at occupation patrols.

 

According to Middle East Monitor,  a group of illegal Israeli settlers today also attacked Palestinian vehicles on the streets around the illegal Yitzhar settlement. Witnesses said that the windscreens and windows of 18 vehicles were smashed by the settlers.

 

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