Tag: nabi saleh

Tamimi, now age 24, was arrested at her home in the town of Nabi Saleh, a suburb of Ramallah.

The driver made a wrong turn and was attacked by Arabs.

It would have been interesting to watch the outcome of Tamimi's "brave" attack had her subject been a Syrian, Iraqi, or even Hamas or Palestinian Authority soldier.

The parole board rejected Tamimi's plea because she had shown "no expression of remorse, severity of the offenses and assessment of the danger."

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.

Tamimi’s father, Bassem Tamimi, was quoted as saying, “The IDF is trying to break the will of the family.”

Tamimi's been involved in demonstrations since childhood, videotaped by a family member, who then uploads the clips to the internet.

The court said that since Tamimi is a minor, a trial behind closed doors is “in her best interests.”

The Palestinian Authority claims Israel has violated international law by arresting and detaining soldier-slapper Ahed Tamimi.

"NGOs cannot have it both ways: arguing she is treated too harshly for a 16-year old, but lauding her for intentional provocation against soldiers.”

Among the detainees, according to Arab sources, is a relative of the girl Ahad Tamimi, who was arrested in Nabi Saleh.

Tamimi, whose age has been the focus of a great deal of media attention, was charged with 12 counts for six separate incidents.

Apparently the duo carried out the attacks "as a result of their families' rejection of the engagement.

"The long arm of Israeli security forces, operating in cooperation, will track down anyone who engages or intends to engage in terror."

Palestinian Arab terrorists opened fire in a drive-by attack on IDF soldiers stationed near Nabi Saleh in Samaria.

These restrictions placed on the soldiers result from international pressure as well as campaigns initiated by radical left-wing Israeli NGOs.

The caption to this picture, presumably written by the Palestinian photographer, goes: Palestinians watch as exploding tear gas canisters fall from the sky during clashes...