Israeli Air Strikes on Gaza, Abduction of 
		More Palestinians in West Bank, Demolishing Homes in Jerusalem, 
		Torturing Prisoners
		May 27, 2015 
		
		 
		
			
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				| Israel breaches truce, hits blockaded Gaza with spates of air 
				strikes, May 27, 2015
 | Israeli occupation government knocks down a Palestinian home in 
				Occupied Jerusalem, May 27, 2015 pic | 
		
		
			
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				| Israeli occupation soldiers abduct more Palestinian civilians 
				in the West Bank, May 27, 2015 |  | 
		
		 
		Israel breaches truce, hits blockaded Gaza with spates of air 
		strikes 
		May 27, 2015, GAZA, (PIC)-- 
		The Israeli occupation warplanes launched a series of air raids on 
		the blockaded Gaza Strip early Wednesday morning in another flagrant 
		violation of the Cairo-brokered ceasefire deal.
Local sources 
		said F16 fighter jets had intensively hovered over the coastal enclave 
		and hit an agricultural land near Gaza International Airport with at 
		least one rocket.
Around four airstrikes were carried out on two 
		resistance sites in southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah. 
Three air 
		strikes targeted empty resistance sites west of Khan Younis city, 
		resulting in material damage. No injuries have been reported.
The 
		Israeli warplanes also launched three air strikes on another empty 
		resistance site in Beit Lahia, north of the blockaded Gaza Strip.
		
The Israeli warplanes continue meanwhile to hover intensively over 
		the besieged coastal enclave.
The strikes come a few hours after 
		the Israeli occupation threatened to act in retaliation for a rocket 
		allegedly fired into Israel from Gaza.
Spokesperson for Interior 
		Ministry Iyad al-Bozm said the ministry has kept tabs on the field 
		situation and that measures have been taken in anticipation of Israeli 
		military escalation.
An Israeli military offensive on Gaza last 
		summer took away the lives of over 2,300 Palestinians, mostly civilian 
		women and children, and left thousands of others critically wounded.
		
The attack is another episode in the series of Israeli violations of 
		the Cairo-brokered truce accord signed with Palestinian resistance 
		factions on August 26.  
		Israel knocks down Palestinian home in Occupied Jerusalem
		OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)-- 
		The Israeli occupation government bulldozers Wednesday morning 
		knocked down a Palestinian home owned by the Nassar family in 
		Jerusalem’s town of Silwan.
Local sources said Israeli occupation 
		bulldozers started the demolition of a one-story residential building in 
		Wadi Qadoum neighborhood, in Silwan, under the pretext of unlicensed 
		construction.
The Israeli occupation soldiers have cordoned off 
		the demolition zone, denying Palestinians access into the targeted 
		building.
The Israeli occupation authorities have stepped up 
		arbitrary demolitions of Palestinian family homes on allegations of 
		unlicensed construction in an attempt to force Palestinians out of their 
		native soil.  
		Ill-famed Netanyahu allocates $25 million to Judaization of 
		Buraq environs
		OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)-- 
		The Israeli occupation government Premier Benjamin Netanyahu 
		announced during his government’s weekly meeting on Tuesday his decision 
		to allot a one 100-million-shekel-batch (25 million dollars) to Judaization 
		projects in the environs of the Buraq Wall, in Occupied Jerusalem.
		
Netanyahu claimed the transfer of such a cash-batch is primarily 
		prompted by the upsurge in the numbers of Israelis popping in the Buraq 
		wall over the past five years.
“The Western Wall is for all 
		Israelis’” he said. “Today’s decision reflects the ministers’ and my own 
		commitment to continue construction works in Jerusalem.”
The 
		decision comes just a few hours after Israel’s notorious Netanyahu 
		appointed a pro-illegal settlement activist residing in the West Bank as 
		a Minister for Jerusalem Affairs.
Earlier, last week, Netanyahu 
		threatened to prop up illegal settlement and Judaization projects in 
		eastern Occupied Jerusalem, dubbing Jerusalem the eternal capital of the 
		self-proclaimed Jewish state. 
His standpoint as regards Occupied 
		Jerusalem and attempt to wipe out the city’s typically Islamic 
		idiosyncrasy have sparked rage across and outside the occupied 
		Palestinian territories. 
		Israeli jailers step up torture of hunger-striking Khader 
		Adnan 
		 JENIN, (PIC)-- 
		The Israeli prison authorities have stepped up psycho-physical 
		torture against  hunger-striking detainee Khader Adnan, starving since 
		23 days in protest at being held administratively, with neither charge 
		nor trial, at the Israeli occupation jails.
A letter leaked from 
		prisoner Adnan to his lawyer Wednesday raised alarm bells over the 
		ongoing mistreatment and hounding he has been subjected to at the 
		Israeli occupation jails.
The detainee launched a cry for help, 
		saying he has been locked up in a small cell whose only window has been 
		sealed. 
He reiterated his firm rebuff to undergo medical 
		check-ups and to eat or drink anything except water.
The detainee 
		is meanwhile clinging to an earlier decision of his to boycott the 
		Israeli occupation courts, which according to him do nothing more than 
		regurgitating Israeli prejudgments.
“I will never ever give up my 
		legitimate right to freedom,” he vowed, urging the Palestinian masses to 
		rally round him and back him up in his fight for freedom and dignity.
		
A lawyer from the Muhajt al-Quds Foundation meanwhile denounced the 
		fact that Adnan is locked up in a small cell near criminal prisoners, 
		warning of the serious upshots of such an unwarrantable move.
		Adnan, who staged one of the longest hunger strikes in history in 2012, 
		was arrested near Jenin in July during an Israeli arrest campaign across 
		the West Bank. He is one of many former prisoners re-arrested for 
		unclear reasons.
In November an Israeli military court ruled to 
		release Adnan after five months without trial or charge, but the ruling 
		was never implemented and Adnan remains in jail without any explanation 
		as to why he has been arrested. 
		Israeli mass-abduction campaign hits West Bank
		 AL-KHALIL, (PIC)-- 
		A number of Palestinian civilians have been abducted by the Israeli 
		occupation forces in an arbitrary mass-abduction campaign launched 
		across cities of the West Bank at dawn Wednesday.
Local sources 
		said over ten Israeli army jeeps stormed al-Khalil City and scoured 
		Palestinian family homes moments before they kidnapped a number of 
		Palestinian youngsters, including ex-prisoner Anas al-Hashlamon, Wael 
		al-Kafrawi, Murad Ashur, and Ihab al-Karki.
The captured youths 
		were dragged, blindfolded and handcuffed, to an unknown destination, the 
		same sources added.
The army jeeps raked through the city shortly 
		before they backtracked.
A series of flying checkpoints was 
		meanwhile randomly pitched by the IOF at the main entrance to Halhoul 
		city and the Bypass N°60, where Palestinian vehicles and citizens have 
		been subjected to intensive inspection. A traffic jam ensued, blocking 
		movement into and out of al-Khalil.
Nablus-based sources said the 
		IOF arrested three Palestinians and sealed off the city with makeshift 
		checkpoints, denying Palestinians’ access out of and into the area under 
		the pretext that Molotov Cocktails were hurled at settlers’ vehicles.
		
Tension flared up after dozens of Palestinian vehicles lined up at 
		the closed Furik checkpoint for long hours.
In Tulkarem, the 
		Israeli occupation soldiers nabbed the 20-year-old youth Ahmad Mohamed 
		Salman.
The West Bank campaign culminated in the abduction of 
		three Palestinian youngsters, all in their 20’s, from Jenin city.  
		
The IOF scoured the city and set up ambushes and a makeshift 
		roadblock across the Jenin-Yabad Street. 
		 
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