Tag: Honenu

The enclosed video, shot and uploaded by B'Tselem, which is always on hand to besmirch the good name of Israeli soldiers, should give the reader a good idea of the conditions under which said soldiers operate during arrest missions.

'it is important that the laws of human rights, individual rights and certainly the right to privacy are kept regarding all citizens, including Yitzhar residents.'

Throughout the night dozens of Arabs threw stones at IDF soldiers who guarded the entrance to the holy site, and the Jews inside. They also threw Molotov cocktails.

Visits to Joseph’s Tomb by Israelis are supposed to be pre-authorized and coordinated with the IDF.

Following their arrest, the four detainees spent the night in jail and will appear before a magistrate judge Thursday.

Legal aid society Honenu reported that police let the young man go shortly after his detention without an interrogation.

'One thing is certain, his children should not have to pay an even heavier price than they are already paying.'

Once again, teens are about to be thrown out of their homes with nowhere to go; and police wonder why they're making trouble.

Honenu says it is extremely likely the Arabs were accompanied by undercover police or Mistaravim (agents disguised as Arabs), and that police, with the cooperation of the Arabs, staged a provocation.

Meanwhile, in Area C, Arabs enjoy uninterrupted access to sites such as al-Maghtas on the Jordan River and Nabi Musa.

The minors were arrested around 1:30 AM and have yet to be questioned. Also, they have not been provided with proper sleeping arrangements.

In Israel, Jewish prayer on the Temple Mount is completely forbidden. Muslims are free to pray on Temple Mount five times a day, every day.

Judge Benichou's ruling said there was nothing in the intelligence information presented to him to justify the detention and the nightly curfew, and so he ordered it void.

A Jewish young man with hardly any influence, who was convicted last March of possessing a document that was never disseminated, was given two years in prison.

Attorney Hajbi questioned just how dangerous police really considered his client to be if they had let three weeks lapse between the day they discovered his absence and the day they picked him up.

The indictment omits a crucial component, the fact that the Arab taxi veered off its path in an attempt to ram the shooter's vehicle.

The young man could have been a Hasid, in which case he may have considered his uttering of the Shema to be part of his morning prayer.

The minors, whose parents were not invited to the court deliberation, were detained at 3 AM and brought to court after 2 PM the next day, all in violation of Israel's Youth Law.

The six detainees refused to sign a restraining order and were released on the condition that they appear in Magistrate Court Tuesday.

The soldier said he was forced to draw his personal weapon in order to deter the assailants and to protect the group.

The minor pulled out of his own home, without judicial due process and without seeking expert opinion from a social worker and the Youth Probation Service.

More than 50 administrative restriction orders were issued by the GOC of the Central and Home Front Commands over the past year against Jewish youths and not one involved a hearing, in violation of the law.

Ah, police harassment, that unique combination of abuse of power and contempt for civilians.

The 3 allegedly burnt the car in revenge for the Sarona Market attack.

"The Major General sleeps well with his children in his home while my son is being thrown out to the street. We cannot accept this."

A teenage boy who was barred from his home in Yitzhar and also from Samaria is allowed to return for lack of placement elsewhere.

A Wednesday decree issued by Shabak truly sounded like part of the mad hatter's party in Alice in Wonderland.

The reason for the severe limits on his civil rights is stated as: "To secure state security, public peace and maintaining public order."

It is a very serious matter that police do not permit Jews to protest the police own racist actions."

Meir Ettinger will remain in administrative detention for another four months, after six months in solitary confinement.