Palestine Today

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Israeli goontards attacking civilians, again.

Union Of Palestinian Women Demonstration Outside Ofer Prison

Does Pallywood have a screen guild?

Ziowood does.

Islamic supremacism is the true source of the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Read the article. The title of Palestinian means 0.
Why There's Muslim Violence, but not Christian Violence, in the Middle East

 

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PFLP demands PA stop political arrests of activists in West Bank

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine demanded the Palestinian Authority and its security services to stop the onslaught of political arrests against political activists in the West Bank, especially in the context of the so-called “Electronic Crimes Law.”

Despite the demand of national and human rights organizations to end political arrests and contrary to all of the discussion of reconciliation, the PA is continuing the policy of arrests in the West Bank. On October 14, human rights activist Montasser Karajah and youth organizer Hamza Zbeidat were arrested for political reasons; when Karajah was released, he was require to return again for interrogation by the PA intelligence the following day.

The Front demanded that the PA security forces end this miserable policy aimed at our Palestinian youth, our organizers and anyone who expresses his opinion or opposes the policies of the Authority through democratic means.

The continuation of this destructive path and the policy of the confiscation of the freedoms of the Palestinian citizens, which reflects a systematic pursuit of political activists in the West Bank, only acts to destroy efforts for reconciliation and does not contribute at all to creating an atmosphere of unity. It also unleashes the occupation to target and arrest these activists, many of whom have previously been jailed by the occupier.

 

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PFLP demands PA stop political arrests of activists in West Bank

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine demanded the Palestinian Authority and its security services to stop the onslaught of political arrests against political activists in the West Bank, especially in the context of the so-called “Electronic Crimes Law.”

Despite the demand of national and human rights organizations to end political arrests and contrary to all of the discussion of reconciliation, the PA is continuing the policy of arrests in the West Bank. On October 14, human rights activist Montasser Karajah and youth organizer Hamza Zbeidat were arrested for political reasons; when Karajah was released, he was require to return again for interrogation by the PA intelligence the following day.

The Front demanded that the PA security forces end this miserable policy aimed at our Palestinian youth, our organizers and anyone who expresses his opinion or opposes the policies of the Authority through democratic means.

The continuation of this destructive path and the policy of the confiscation of the freedoms of the Palestinian citizens, which reflects a systematic pursuit of political activists in the West Bank, only acts to destroy efforts for reconciliation and does not contribute at all to creating an atmosphere of unity. It also unleashes the occupation to target and arrest these activists, many of whom have previously been jailed by the occupier.

Here is a good report about why the Electronic Crimes Law is problematic. Phrasing such as "immoral act"; "public morals"; "integrity of the Palestinian State"; "harming national unity" is vague and left to interpretation and discretion.

I fully applaud, though, the criminalization of "threats to commit a felony" and "disturbing public order" on social media.

 

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PFLP demands PA stop political arrests of activists in West Bank

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine demanded the Palestinian Authority and its security services to stop the onslaught of political arrests against political activists in the West Bank, especially in the context of the so-called “Electronic Crimes Law.”

Despite the demand of national and human rights organizations to end political arrests and contrary to all of the discussion of reconciliation, the PA is continuing the policy of arrests in the West Bank. On October 14, human rights activist Montasser Karajah and youth organizer Hamza Zbeidat were arrested for political reasons; when Karajah was released, he was require to return again for interrogation by the PA intelligence the following day.

The Front demanded that the PA security forces end this miserable policy aimed at our Palestinian youth, our organizers and anyone who expresses his opinion or opposes the policies of the Authority through democratic means.

The continuation of this destructive path and the policy of the confiscation of the freedoms of the Palestinian citizens, which reflects a systematic pursuit of political activists in the West Bank, only acts to destroy efforts for reconciliation and does not contribute at all to creating an atmosphere of unity. It also unleashes the occupation to target and arrest these activists, many of whom have previously been jailed by the occupier.

Here is a good report about why the Electronic Crimes Law is problematic. Phrasing such as "immoral act"; "public morals"; "integrity of the Palestinian State"; "harming national unity" is vague and left to interpretation and discretion.

I fully applaud, though, the criminalization of "threats to commit a felony" and "disturbing public order" on social media.

It is all based on political opinion.

 

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It is all based on political opinion.

Meh. Incitement to murder or commit a felony or disrupt public order is not "political opinion". Belief that women should be able to ride bicycles is.

 

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It is all based on political opinion.

Meh. Incitement to murder or commit a felony or disrupt public order is not "political opinion". Belief that women should be able to ride bicycles is.

OK, but mostly it is a disagreement on political opinion.

 

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11-year-old Palestinian journalist Janna Jihad Tamimi talks with us from Nabi Saleh about the situation on the ground in her village and the arrest of her 16-year-old cousin Ahed Tamimi. Sign the petition at #FreeAhed

 

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