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Israeli Violations' Activities in the Opt 19 October 2015 Israeli Violations' Activities in the oPt 19 October 2015 The daily report highlights the violations behind Israeli home demolitions and demolition threats The Violations are based on in the occupied Palestinian territory, the reports provided by field workers confiscation and razing of lands, the uprooting and\or news sources. and destruction of fruit trees, the expansion of The text is not quoted directly settlements and erection of outposts, the brutality from the sources but is edited for of the Israeli Occupation Army, the Israeli settlers clarity. violence against Palestinian civilians and properties, the erection of checkpoints, the The daily report does not construction of the Israeli segregation wall and necessarily reflect ARIJ’s opinion. the issuance of military orders for the various Israeli purposes. Brutality of the Israeli Occupation Army Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) invaded Nablus city. Clashes erupted between Palestinians and the IOA, where the IOA fired rubber and live bullets at Palestinians, causing the injury of Bara Musa Sulaiman. (Wafa 19 October 2015) Huda Mohammad Darwish (65 years) died after the Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) prevented her from leaving Al Issawiya town in Jerusalem city, to the hospital, after stopping they erected a military checkpoint at 1 the eastern entrance of the town and opened fire at Palestinian vehicles. (Pal Today 19 October 2015) Israeli Occupation gunboats opened fire at Palestinian fishing boats while they were sailing at several shores in Gaza sea. (Raya 19 October 2015) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) invaded and searched a Palestinian house in Sur Baher town, south of Jerusalem city. The targeted house is owned by the family of a Palestinian prisoner in the Israeli Jail; Shourouq Dwikat. During the operation, the IOA arrested her brother Mohammad and transferred him to unknown location. (PNN 19 October 2015) Clashes erupted between Palestinians and the Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) near Al Khadouri University campus, west of Tulkarm city. The IOA fired live and rubber bullets and teargas grenades at Palestinians, causing dozens of suffocation cases and the injury of three people. (Maannews 19 October 2015) Clashes erupted between Palestinians and the Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) in Abu Dis town, east of Jerusalem city. The IOA fired rubber bullets, teargas and stun grenades at Palestinians, causing dozens of suffocation cases and the injury of 4 people. (Safa 19 October 2015) Israeli Arrests Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) arrested three Palestinians after raiding and searching their houses in Hebron city. The arrestees were identified as: Ahmed Mohammad Al Yamni, Mu’men Abu Shamsiya Al Hadad and Tareq Said Ibrahim Al Karaki (19 years). (Wafa 19 October 2015) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) summoned Mahmoud Ibrahim Abedalla Al Marqatan and Yousif Mohammad Abu Shekha to interview the Israeli Intelligence Police, after storming their houses in Tarqumiya and Dura towns in Hebron governorate. (Wafa 19 October 2015) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) summoned Mohammad Salah Johar Hinni and Abdalla Jamal Hinni to interview the Israeli Intelligence Police after storming their houses in Beit Furik village, east of Nablus city. (Wafa 19 October 2015) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) summoned Harbi Abu Jesh and Ahmed Abed Ar-Rahman Abu Jesh to interview the Israeli Intelligence Police, after raiding their houses in Beit Dajan village, east of Nablus city. (Wafa 19 October 2015) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) arrested two Palestinians after storming and searching their houses in the old city of Jerusalem. The 2 arrestees were identified as: Abed As-Salam Abu Ghazalah and Rami Al Fakhouri. (SilwanIC 19 October 2015) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) arrested 6 Palestinians and 4 children from Silwan and Sur Baher towns in Jerusalem city. The arrestees were identified as: Mohammad Dwikat, Nour ‘Amirah, Mutaz Dabesh, Mohammad Ghaith, Fadi Abbasi, Mutaz Sayouri, Mohammad Diyab Shwiki (11 years), Mahmoud Abed Mohammad Talhami (11 years), Zamzum Iyad Shwiki (12 years) and Khalil Iyad Shwiki (14 years). (SilwanIC 19 October 2015) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) arrested 6 Palestinians after storming and searching their houses in Deir Nidham village, north of Ramallah city. The arrestees were identified as: Anan At-Tamimi, Waed At- Tamimi, Mustafah At-Tamimi, Ased At-Tamimi, Loay At-Tamimi and Omar At-Tamimi. (Wafa 19 October 2015) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) arrested two Palestinians after raiding their houses in Qalqiliyah city. The arrestees were identified as: Ashraf Shahada Abu Daya (18 years) and Mohammad Atta Mujahed Zahran (32 years). (Al-Quds 19 October 2015) Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) arrested 6 Palestinians after storming their houses in Tuqu village, southeast of Bethlehem city. The arrestees were identified as: Mu’men Rateb Al Amur (15 years), Muayyad Abdalla Al Amur (14 years), Musa Jawdat Al Amur (14 years), Halil Ali Abu Mfareh (15 years), Mohammad Rebhi Al Amur (21 years) and Habas Dakhlala Al Amur (50 years). (Al-Quds 19 October 2015) Israeli Settler Violence Israeli colonial organization “Ateret Cohanim” occupied two Palestinian houses in Battan Al Hawa neighborhood in Silwan town in Jerusalem city. the targeted houses are owned by Abdalla Abu Nab and his brother Sabri. Noted that a staff from the colonial organization escorted by the Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) stormed the targeted houses, attacked the residents and forced them to evacuate their houses. (SilwanIC 19 October 2015) Israeli settlers escorted by the Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) stormed Al Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem city and toured in its courtyard. During the operation, the IOA prevented Palestinians under the age of 35 years from entering the mosque. (Pal Today 19 October 2015) Israeli settlers prevented the Mayor of Nablus governorate; Akram Ar- Rujob, and a number of Palestinian farmers from harvesting olive trees form Palestinian land in Salem village, east of Nablus city. Noted that the targeted land located near the Israeli settlement of Elon Moreh. (RB2000 19 October 2015) 3 Israeli settlers razed Palestinian land in Dhahir Sobeh area, northwest of Kafr Ad-Dik village, west of Salfit city. (Safa 19 October 2015) Israeli settlers living in Leshem outpost harvested Palestinian olive trees in Kafr Ad-Dik village, west of Salfit city and destroyed Palestinian agricultural land. The targeted trees and land are owned by Musleh Nayef Salman Ad-Dik. (Safa 19 October 2015) Erection of Israeli checkpoints Israeli Occupation Army (IOA) erected military checkpoint at the entrances of Sair and Hahlul towns and at the northern entrance of Hebron city. The IOA stopped and searched Palestinian vehicles and checked ID cards. (Wafa 19 October 2015) 4 .
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