2 Palestinian fighters, Israeli soldier injured
during fierce fighting in Gaza, 23 Kidnapped, Money exchangers mugged by
Israeli occupation forces in the West Bank
Two Palestinian fighters, one Israeli soldier
injured during fierce fighting in Gaza
Date: 12 / 02 / 2008 Time: 09:57
Gaza – Ma'an –
Israeli occupation tanks invaded eastern Gaza
City early on Tuesday morning and withdrew after hours of fierce clashes
with Palestinian resistance fighters.
Palestinian sources told our correspondent that an undercover Israeli
force attempted to enter Gaza City through the Zaytoun neighborhood
after midnight, yet Palestinian activists clashed with the invading
force.
Muawiya Hassanain, the director of ambulance and emergency services in
the Palestinian Health Ministry said that two Palestinian fighters have
been injured, and were treated on the spot.
Israeli sources announced that an Israeli soldier was slightly injured
in clashes with Palestinian activists east of Gaza City. He was
evacuated to Soroka hospital in Be'er Al-Saba'a (Beer Sheva).
The military wing of Hamas, the Al-Qassam Brigades claimed
responsibility for firing 73 mortar shells at the invading Israeli
forces as well as planting landmines on the roads.
Islamic Jihad's military wing, the Al-Quds Brigades, said their fighters
clashed with the Israeli forces and launched five mortar shells.
Israeli occupation forces kidnap six
Palestinians in the West Bank
Date: 12 / 02 / 2008 Time: 11:23
Bethlehem – Ma'an –
Israeli occupation forces kidnapped six
Palestinians in several West Bank cities claiming they were wanted
activists on Tuesday morning.
Hebrew sources said that one was kidnapped in Ramallah in the central
West Bank, four in Hebron in the south and one in Nablus in the north.
Israeli occupation army kidnaps one in
Tulkarem, two from Jenin and continue their attack on the money changers
Tuesday February 12, 2008 11:24 by Nisreen
Qumsieh - IMEMC News
nisreen at imemc dot org
Israeli occupation forces continued their
attacks on Tuesday morning on the places of money exchange in several
areas of the West Bank. The attacks started in the northern West Bank
city of Nablus; the army kidnapped eight of Money changers
and the operation extended to the central part of the West Bank in
Ramallah city when the army kidnapped another money changer.
In Tulkarem, the army carried out a wide-scale ransacking campaign and
kidnapped one Palestinian. Sources identified the abducted as Sa'eed
Awwad from the northern part of the city. Awwad, an officer of the
Palestinian Security force was abducted with no stated reason and was
taken to an unidentified detention center.
Eyewitnesses reported that the operation coincided with the continuous
attack against the places of money exchange as army attacked several
places in the city of Tulkarem, confiscating computers and other
documents.
In Jenin, forces kidnapped two brothers from the town of Qabatiya, south
of Jenin and invaded several homes of money changers.
Sources added that several military vehicles invaded the town, besieged
several civilian homes and kidnapped the brothers Mohammad,20 and Tha'er
abu al Rab,24. Both were moved to an undisclosed detention center.
Sources also reported that at least 30 military vehicles invaded the
city center, randomly opened heavy fire, attacked homes of money
changers, ransacking them and confiscated property.
Israeli occupation forces kidnap DFLP
activist in Tubas
Date: 12 / 02 / 2008 Time: 10:14
Jenin – Ma'an –
Israeli occupation forces kidnapped a
Palestinian activist affiliated to the Democratic Front for the
Liberation of Palestine (DFLP) from the northern West Bank city of Tubas
after raiding the city on Monday evening.
Local sources told our correspondent that the Israeli forces ransacked
home of 31-year-old Najib Maslamani before seizing him.
A Palestinian is kidnapped by Special
Forces of the Israeli occupation army
Tuesday February 12, 2008 11:43 by Nisreen
Qumsieh - IMEMC News
nisreen at imemc dot org
On Tuesday morning the Special Force of the
Israeli occupation army kidnapped a Palestinian from the village of Kafr
Qdoum, north of Qalqilia city in the West Bank.
Palestinian sources reported the Special force was camouflaged in
Palestinian civilian clothes and were driving a car with the Palestinian
license plate. They kidnapped a Palestinian man identified as Osama
Obaid, 21, from a building materials shop in the town.
Sources indicated that the objective of the operation was not known and
the abducted man was moved to an unidentified detention center.
Israeli occupation forces raid money
changers' shops in the West Bank confiscating NIS 3 million
Date: 12 / 02 / 2008 Time: 11:59
Bethlehem – Ma'an –
Israeli occupation forces attacked money
changers in several West Bank cities on Tueday, closing shops and
confiscating large sums of money, Israeli and Palestinian sources said.
Israeli sources said that the Israeli occupation army and Civil
Administration confiscated several pistols during the operation. They
added that NIS 3 million have been confiscated from money changers in
Jenin, Tulkarem and Nablus in the northern West Bank as well as Hebron
in the south.
In Jenin, more than 15 Israeli occupation military vehicles raided the
city and ransacked several homes belonging to Palestinian money
changers. They also confiscated private documents.
Ma'an's reporter in Tulkarem that Israeli occupation forces entered the
city at 2:00am, stormed a money changer's shop called "Beit Al-Maqdis"
and confiscated its contents.
The Israeli occupation soldiers told the family that the shop would be
closed for 6 months. The owner of the shop, 50-year-old Abu Kazim Awad,
has been detained in Israeli jail for 11 months on charges of
transferring money to anti-Israel entities.
Israeli occupation army kidnaps
four from Ramallah area, including owner of Money exchange
Tuesday February 12, 2008 10:48 by Nisreen Qumsieh - IMEMC News
nisreen at imemc dot
org
Israeli occupation forces kidnapped four
Palestinians from the central West Bank city of Ramallah and the nearby
village of 'Arora and attacked several villages in Ramallah district on
Tuesday morning.
Local sources reported that the Israeli occupation army kidnapped two
Palestinians among those an owner of money exchange named as Khaled
Huwary.
Sources declared that forces kidnapped two Palestinians from 'Arora
village, identified as Obeida al-Khaseeb,20 and Mohammad al Khaseeb,20.
Forces moved them to an undisclosed detention center.
Elsewhere, Israeli occupation army invaded Nablus city and kidnapped
eight money changers in addition to three others from the nearby Balata
refugee camp.
Israeli occupation army kidnapp 11
Palestinians in Nablus
Tuesday February 12, 2008 10:41 by Nisreen
Qumsieh - IMEMC News
nisreen at imemc dot org
Israeli occupation army carried out a
large-scale abduction campaign included 11 Palestinians among those
eight owners of the money exchange in the northern West Bank city of
Nablus. The other three were abducted from the Balata refugee
camp.
Eyewitnesses said, the military invaded eight "money exchange" shops
in Nablus and kidnapped the owners, five of which were identified as
Kathem Huwary, Kader Abu al Su'od, Omar Kalabouna, 'Awni Kalabouna and
Husam 'Amera.
In the same operation the military invaded Balata refugee camp in Nablus
and kidnapped three Palestinians named as Bakr Abu Hamada, Mohammad, Abu
Hamada and Mohammad al Suroji. All the kidnapped had been moved to an
unknown detention center.
Translated by Nisreen Qumsieh - IMEMC News
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