A series of arrests in Al-Tur and Al-Sowaneh: Arresting 45 Jerusalemites
The occupation forces carried out a series of arrests against dozens of Jerusalemites on Wednesday early morning after raiding their homes in the neighborhood of Al-Sowaneh and the village of Al-Tur east of the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem.
Lawyer Mohammad Mahmoud explained that most of the detainees were transferred for interrogation at Salah Eddin Street police station on suspicious of throwing stones. He pointed out that most of them were unconditionally released while other remained under interrogation.
The lawyer added that the police decided to transfer only 5 detainees to present them to the Magistrate Court while the others were released.
According to the lawyer and locals sources in Al-Sowaneh and Al-Tur, the detainees were:
- Mohammad Ibrahim Abu Ghannam (16)
- Abdullah Bassam Abu Ghannam (16)
- Mohammad Bassam Sayyad (33)
- Mohammad Emran Abulhawa
- Yousef Abu Jom’a (16)
- Kifah Yaser Abulhawa (20)
- Ra’fat Amjad Abu Jom’a (20)
- Amir Rabah Hadreh (20)
- Daoud Mousa Abulhawa (20)
- Ahmad Nabil Tamimi (19)
- Mohammad Akram Abulhawa
- Ali Mustafa Abulhawa
- Mahdi Ahmad Sayyad
- Mohammad Khader Abulhawa
- Ahmad Ihab Abu Sbitan
- Daoud Mohammad Abu Sbitan
- Amir Walid Bilbeisi (17)
- Mohammad Riyad Abu Lafi
- Mousa Jamil Qadamani
- Naeem Hadreh
- Sharif Abu Jom’a
- Hussam Bassam Sayyad
- Mohammad Maher Sbitani
- Adnan Mohammad Abulhawa (14)
- Mohammad Ali Abulhawa
- Daoud Abulhawa (13)
- Khalil Abulhawa
- Hashem Abulhawa
- Yousef Abu Dalu
- Mohammad Mughrabi
- Marwan Abulhawa
- Majdi Sayyad
- Shadi Khweis
- Mohammad Jousi
- Ihab Hadreh
- Wisam Abulhawa
- Jawad Abu Sbitan
- Usama Abu Ghannam
- Mouath Sayyad
- Muntaser Abulhawa
- Emran Sayyad
- Omar Abulhawa
- Majdi Abu Ghazaleh
- Nidal Sa’oo
- Amir Qadamani
Lawyer Mahmoud explained that the police decided to transfer Mohammad Abu Ghannam, Abdullah Abu Ghannam, Kifah Abulhawa, Amir Rabah Hadreh and Daoud Mousa Abulhawa to be presented to the Magistrate Court in the next few hours.
Mohammad Bassam Sayyad with clearly bruises and wounded after being assaulted by the occupation soldiers.