Israeli Occupation Forces Decides to Deport Palestinian Prisoner Suhaib Ulayan to Brazil

[ 18/06/2008 - 11:25 AM ]
NABLUS, (PIC)--

The Israeli occupation government has decided to deport the Palestinian prisoner Suhaib Ulayan, who is currently held in the Negev desert prison, to Brazil, the Ahrar legal center reported.

The center quoted the mother of Suhaib, 20, as saying that her son was kidnapped by the Israeli occupation forces since 14/7/2007.

She said that Suhaib, a resident of Einata village in Jerusalem district, was charged with involvement in activities "hostile" to the Hebrew state and since he did not have an ID of a Jerusalem resident and because he holds a Brazilian passport the IOA decided to banish him to Brazil.

The mother said that she and her family were shocked at the Israeli judge's decision, which also included reducing his sentence by six months before deporting him a matter that was rejected by him and his family.

Fuad Al-Khafsh, the director of the Ahrar center for prisoners' studies, appealed to all legal institutions to stand by the prisoner and to work for canceling his deportation order.

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