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Weekly Report On Israeli Human Rights Violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (14- 19 September 2017)

Israeli forces continue systematic crimes in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt)

(14- 19 September 2017)

· 7 Palestinian civilians, including a child , were wounded in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

· Israeli forces continued to target the border areas in the Gaza Strip and no casualties were reported

· Israeli forces conducted 65 incursions into Palestinian communities in the West Bank and 7 others in Jerusalem.

– 48 civilians, including 8 children and a woman, were arrested in Jerusalem.

– Sixteen of them, including 3 children and a woman, were arrested in Jerusalem.

· Israeli forces continued efforts to create Jewish majority in occupied East Jerusalem.

– A residential building was demolished in Za’eem village.

– A car wash and showroom comprised of 4 barracks were demolished in Beit Hanina.

· Israeli forces continued settlement activities in the West Bank

– Israeli settlers cut down 40 fruitful olive trees, south of Nablus.

· Israeli forces continued to target the Palestinian fishermen in the Gaza Strip Sea.

– 2 fishermen were arrested and their fishing boat was confiscated, north of the Gaza Strip.

· Israeli forces turned the West Bank into cantons and continued to impose the illegal closure on the Gaza Strip for the 10th year.

– Dozens of temporary checkpoints were established in the West Bank and others were re-established to obstruct the movement of Palestinian civilians.

– Israeli forces arrested a Palestinian civilian and confiscated his motorcycle at a military checkpoint, south of the West Bank.

Summary

Israeli violations of international law and international humanitarian law in the oPt continued during the reporting period (14-19 September 2017).

The full report is available online at:

http://pchrgaza.org/en/?p=9450

 

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