Sentencing a young man and releasing three others
The Israeli Magistrate court sentenced one young Jerusalemite man for actual imprisonment and released three others on Thursday. Mufeed Al-Hajj, Prisoner’s Club lawyer, said that the Magistrate court judge decided to prison Mahmoud Jaber from the old city of Jerusalem in “Elah” prison in Beer Sheva for two months instead of doing three months of public service. The judge released 28-year old Issa Mousa Khars with a 1000-NIS bail who was arrested nearly two weeks from his store “Quality Net” in Ras Al-Amood and also released 34-year old Maher Salhab with a 4000-NIS bail and third-party bail. Al-Hajj added that the police released 19-year old Mahmoud Samir Jundi from the old city on Thursday after he was detained for 3 months and one day. He was detained in Al-Maskobyeh for 30 days and was investigated on charges of throwing stones and the court offered him to work in public service for four months but he refused. Al-Hajj pointed out that a hearing session was held on Thursday for 18-year old Mustafa Mujahed at the Magistrate court to read the indictment submitted against him and the case was postponed until 27/11/2013; note that he was arrested during the Al-Aqsa incidents on 06/09/2013 with 18-year old Ahmad Natsheh who was put on house arrest.
