Extensions of arrests…releases
Lawyer Mohammad Mahmoud explained that the Israeli Magistrate judge decided to release the child Islam Qurt on conditions of deportation to Beer Sheva and house-arrest in addition to a 2000-NIS bail.
The judge sentenced the child Haitham Aweidah for a 200-hour course, a 2400-NIS fine and a suspended probation of 4 months for three years.
The judge also extended the arrest of the minors Ahmad Yousef and Mohammad Obeid until 12/3/2017, Abdullah Anati until the so-called “conduct officer” releases his report; Anati was arrested last week after being injured by a rubber bullet during clashes in Shu’fat Refugee Camp. It is noteworthy that the Magistrate judge decided to release him with a bail and house-arrest conditions but the prosecution appealed the decision at the District court which approved it.
Lawyer Mahmoud also added that the judge extended the arrest of Ibrahim Kleib until 10/3/2017, Mutasem Ja’bari until 5/6/2017 and Ihab Sroor until 1/5/2017 for sentencing.
In the same context, the judge extended the arrest of Salameh Obeid until 5/6/2017, Ahmad Abu A’bed and Mouath Obeid and Mohammad Obeid until 2/4/2017, and transferred the case of Seif Abu Ta’a to the District Court.
On the other hand, the occupation police released Engineer Bassam Hallaq, head of construction committee at Al-Aqsa Mosque, and Issa Dabbagh and Kayed Jaber, employees of the committee, after arresting them while working near “Al-Jana’ez” Gate near Al-Qibali Mosque under the pretext of working without a permit from the police.
The Magistrate judge recently decided to release Mansour Darwish (28) and Mohammad Obeid (25) on conditions of house-arrest for 5 days and a bail for each. They were arrested along with three other young men last Sunday near the entrance of the city of Jerusalem and were severely beaten. They were injured with multiple wounds and bruises.
