Names…A large-scale arrest campaign from Al-Aqsa and its vicinity to secure the settlers’ incursions
On Sunday, the occupation forces carried out a massive arrest campaign from Al-Aqsa Mosque and its surroundings, coinciding with the settlers’ storming of Al-Aqsa and their march on its gates.
The lawyer of the Wadi Hilweh Information Center - Jerusalem, Firas Al-Jabrini, explained that he monitored the arrest of 30 people from Al-Aqsa and the roads of the Old City of Jerusalem, and the streets adjacent to the city. Most of the detainees were transferred to "Al-Qishla" police station for investigation.
Al-Jabrini added that among the detainees were 3 women, including Ms. Aida Al-Sidawi, who was arrested two days ago and summoned for interrogation today, and she remained in the center from morning hours until afternoon, and handed a decision to deport her from Al-Aqsa for a period of 6 months, Suha Eid and Aya Abu Nab were also released, on condition deportation from Al-Aqsa for a week and coming again for investigation as soon as the deportation ends, for the possibility of renewing it.
Al-Jabrini added that 10 detainees were from cities and villages inside the Palestinian 1948 territories.
He explained that the detainees were beaten during detention, and they showed bruises and sign of assault.
Lawyer Al-Jabrini added that the detainees are:
1. Aida Al-Sidawi “Summoned for investigation”
2. Aya Abu Nab
3. Suha Eid
4. Mohammad Haitham Al-Natsheh
5. Basil Abu Al-Heija
6. Musa Al-Julani
7. Nabil Sarhan
8. Majd al-Din Abu Talib
9. Tariq Abu Anas
10. Mahmoud Abu Laila
11. Ibrahim Hijazi
12. Hamza Shaar
13. Majd Qaddah
14. Muhammad Abu al-Heija
15. Mohamed Azzam
16. Moaz Mohammadi
17. Mohammad Mahajneh
18. Haitham Amira
19. Nasser Shweiki
20. Issam Qutob
21. Youssef Mahajneh
22. Youssef Skafi
23. Hassan Awad
24. Mamoun Abbasi
25. Hamza Shweiki
26. Samer Kurdi
27. Abdullah Ajrab
28. Ahmed Darwish
29. YehyaShalabi
30. Ashraf Nassar
31. Dia Jaradat
32. Mahmoud Awad
