24 hours to 8am
29 November 2010

1 attack – 24 raids including home invasions – 4 injured – 3 taken prisoner – 14 detained – 87 restrictions of movement

Another 15-year-old wounded in Israeli fire from Green Line

3am home invasion – Israeli soldiers abduct 17-year-old youth

Homes of villagers invaded by Occupation troops firing flares and stun grenades

Night peace disruption and/or home invasions in 9 towns and villages

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[Source of statistics: Palestinian Monitoring Group]

Attacks: 1

Northern Gaza – morning, a 15-year-old boy, Muhammad Al Masri, and three other people were wounded when Israeli Army positions on the Green Line opened fire, on four separate occasion, on workers near the Beit Hanun (Erez) Crossing.

Detentions: 14

Home invasions and occupation:

Ramallah – 01:15 , the Israeli Army raided the town of Beituniya, searched an apartment building and took a resident prisoner.

Tulkarem – 20:30, Israeli troops raided the district of Shuweika and searched a house.

Jericho – midnight , firing stun grenades and flares, the Israeli Army raided the village of Fasayil and invaded the homes of villagers.

Bethlehem – 22:50 , Occupation troops raided the area of Um Rukba in the town of Al Khadr and searched a house.

Hebron – 03:00 , Israeli soldiers raided the town of Sa’ir, searched a house and abducted a 17-year-old youth, As’ad Zeidan Jaradat.

Injuries: 4

Hebron – 14:45, a number of people were overcome by tear gas when the Israeli Army fired tear gas grenades at pedestrians near the Old City Al Ibrahimi Mosque.

Palestinian attacks: none

Raids: 24 including home invasions

Jenin –

• 10:00, the Israeli Army raided the village of Aja, set up a flying checkpoint at the entrance and patrolled the area.


• 10:30, Israeli troops raided and patrolled the village of Sanur.


• 11:30, the Israeli Army raided and patrolled the village of Ar-Rama.


• 07:50, Occupation troops raided and patrolled the town of Birqin.

Qalqilya –

• 08:30, the Israeli Army raided the town of Jayus and left orders for three people to report to Israeli Military Intelligence.


• 10:10, Israeli forces raided and patrolled the village of Jinsafut, set up a flying checkpoint at the entrance and detained a villager.


• 17:50, the Israeli Army raided and patrolled the village of Jit.


• 19:40, Occupation forces raided and patrolled the village of An-Nabi Elias.


• 01:25 , the Israeli Army raided and patrolled the city.

Salfit –

• 13:30, Israeli troops raided and patrolled the town of Biddya.


• 23:30 , the Israeli Army raided and patrolled the city.


• 00:30 , Occupation troops raided the town of Kafr Ad-Dik and left orders for four people to report to Israeli Military Intelligence.

Jericho – 17:35, the Israeli Army raided and patrolled the village of Al Auja.

Bethlehem – 13:10, Israeli forces raided and patrolled the town of Tuqu.

Hebron –

• 18:00, the Israeli Army raided the city.


• 21:00 , Occupation forces again raided and patrolled the city.


• 18:15, the Israeli Army raided and patrolled the town of Yatta.


• 20:00, Israeli troops raided and patrolled the town of Beit Kahil.


• 22:40 , the Israeli Army raided the town of Adh Dhahiriya, set up a flying checkpoint and patrolled the area.

Times indicated in Bold Type contribute to the sleep deprivation suffered by Palestinian children.

Restrictions of movement: 87

The Israeli Occupation’s military restrictions on Palestinian freedom covered by this category include:

• Checkpoints at the entrances to towns and villages to prevent people entering or leaving.


• Interference with people attempting to move around towns and villages.


• Cement blocks and barbed wire on roads.


• Rubble on roads.


• Farmers prohibited from going onto their land to work it.


• Road closures to isolate areas in which the Israeli Army considers the presence of Palestinians to be ‘illegal’.


• Yasser Arafat International Airport is permanently closed and Palestinians needing to enter or leave Palestine can do so only with Israeli permission.


• Interference with access to mosques and freedom of worship.


• Wall Gates. The gates in Israel’s annexation Wall, which restrict Palestinian access to their land on both sides.


• Curfews. Anyone appearing in the street or at a window is liable to be shot dead.


• Israel enforces many of the above restrictions with the threat, or actual use, of military action as well as personal physical assault. Thus, Palestinians are faced with an all-pervasive and constant state of Israeli violence towards them.

Violations:

Hebron – Israeli Occupation forces continue to enforce a military order prohibiting Palestinian vehicles from using Shalala Old Street and allowing only Israeli civilian and military vehicles on the road.

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