La familia de Bassem Tamimi está siendo acosada por las fuerzas militares israelíes. © PSCC
Por un activista de Amnistía Internacional para Israel/TPO/AP
Ha pasado un año desde que el ejército israelí arrestara a Bassem Tamimi por organizar manifestaciones pacíficas contra la expansión de asentamientos israelíes ilegales en el terreno perteneciente a su aldea.
Padre de tres hijos, Bassem Tamimi tiene 44 años y vive en Al Nabi Saleh, en la Cisjordania ocupada. Antes de su detención, el 24 de marzo de 2011, trabajaba como funcionario y estaba estudiando un máster. Todavía continúa su juicio militar.
Mientras, Bassem, preso de conciencia, permanece recluido bajo custodia a la espera de una sentencia, y su familia, en Al Nabi Saleh, sigue sufriendo acosos por parte de las fuerzas militares israelíes.
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Bassem Tamimi's family are being harassed by the Israeli military © PSCC
By Amnesty International’s Israel/OPT/PA Campaigner
It’s a year since Bassem Tamimi was arrested by the Israeli army for organizing non-violent protests against the expansion of illegal Israeli settlements on land belonging to his village.
The 44-year-old father of three lives in al-Nabi Saleh in the occupied West Bank. Prior to his arrest on 24 March 2011 he was a public employee and studied for a Masters degree. His military trial continues.
In the meantime, Bassem, a prisoner of conscience, remains in detention awaiting the verdict, while his family in al-Nabi Saleh continue to be harassed by the Israeli military.
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By Amnesty International’s Israel/Occupied Palestinian Territories campaigner
The Israeli Supreme Court has upheld a law that bans most Palestinians who marry Israeli citizens from living in Israel on the grounds that they are an automatic security risk
The Israeli Supreme Court ruling means families are being kept apart©APGraphicsBank
Like a thief in the night, a Supreme Court decision breaks into thousands of Palestinian households in Israel and snatches the right to family life.
This week, the court ruled to reject a petition by Palestinian families and human rights organizations to annul a 2003 law that prohibits Palestinian spouses of Israeli citizens from enjoying the right to family life in Israel. Continuar leyendo ‘Israeli Supreme Court ruling continues to tear families apart’ »
