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And that is the real problem. Abi and others would like us to believe like these children are being grabbed while playing soccer or some innocent games; I.e. for no reason.
Indeed, the Palestinian security forces are armed, paid, and trained by the US and work for Israel.Case studies: Children in the Palestinian Justice System
Name: Mustafa M, 12
Detained: December 1, 2013
Location: Balata refugee camp, Nablus
Mustafa M, 12, was injured in an explosion and detained for one week.
At 6:30 pm Mustafa was with his friend Mahmoud near the entrance of Balata refugee camp. He was caught in clashes with Palestinian security forces and injured by a grenade that landed near him. Mustafa’s right leg was bleeding profusely and he was taken to a health center.
Mahmoud was also injured, and both boys were taken to the emergency department at Rafidia Hospital, Nablus.
As they were being treatment, Palestinian police arrived and took Mahmoud away. Mustafa received five stitches and was guarded by two policemen in a hospital room overnight.
The next day Mustafa was taken to a court and detained in a cell for an hour. He was then asked to give a statement in the presence of a lawyer and his father, before being detained first with adults overnight in a prison.
Mustafa appeared in court on December 3, when his detention was extended. He was released on bail on December 8.
I find it more than amazing that in this day and age we need a law to protect children from torture or cruel, inhumane, or degrading treatment, physical violence, including restraint in stress positions, hooding, sensory deprivation, death threats, or other forms of psychological abuse, incommunicado detention and solitary confinement, but we apparently do.
I see this as another huge step towards a solution and I want to encourage all Americans that read this thread to contact their representatives and get them to pass this thing. Not another cent for this pathetic treatment of children!
You can read the bill in full here: https://mccollum.house.gov/sites/mccollum.house.gov/files/documents/17.1107MCCOLL_005_xml.pdf
Indeed, the Palestinian security forces are armed, paid, and trained by the US and work for Israel.Case studies: Children in the Palestinian Justice System
Name: Mustafa M, 12
Detained: December 1, 2013
Location: Balata refugee camp, Nablus
Mustafa M, 12, was injured in an explosion and detained for one week.
At 6:30 pm Mustafa was with his friend Mahmoud near the entrance of Balata refugee camp. He was caught in clashes with Palestinian security forces and injured by a grenade that landed near him. Mustafa’s right leg was bleeding profusely and he was taken to a health center.
Mahmoud was also injured, and both boys were taken to the emergency department at Rafidia Hospital, Nablus.
As they were being treatment, Palestinian police arrived and took Mahmoud away. Mustafa received five stitches and was guarded by two policemen in a hospital room overnight.
The next day Mustafa was taken to a court and detained in a cell for an hour. He was then asked to give a statement in the presence of a lawyer and his father, before being detained first with adults overnight in a prison.
Mustafa appeared in court on December 3, when his detention was extended. He was released on bail on December 8.
Indeed, the Palestinian security forces are armed, paid, and trained by the US and work for Israel.Case studies: Children in the Palestinian Justice System
Name: Mustafa M, 12
Detained: December 1, 2013
Location: Balata refugee camp, Nablus
Mustafa M, 12, was injured in an explosion and detained for one week.
At 6:30 pm Mustafa was with his friend Mahmoud near the entrance of Balata refugee camp. He was caught in clashes with Palestinian security forces and injured by a grenade that landed near him. Mustafa’s right leg was bleeding profusely and he was taken to a health center.
Mahmoud was also injured, and both boys were taken to the emergency department at Rafidia Hospital, Nablus.
As they were being treatment, Palestinian police arrived and took Mahmoud away. Mustafa received five stitches and was guarded by two policemen in a hospital room overnight.
The next day Mustafa was taken to a court and detained in a cell for an hour. He was then asked to give a statement in the presence of a lawyer and his father, before being detained first with adults overnight in a prison.
Mustafa appeared in court on December 3, when his detention was extended. He was released on bail on December 8.
Abbas and his crew of oligarchs are appointed.Indeed, the Palestinian security forces are armed, paid, and trained by the US and work for Israel.Case studies: Children in the Palestinian Justice System
Name: Mustafa M, 12
Detained: December 1, 2013
Location: Balata refugee camp, Nablus
Mustafa M, 12, was injured in an explosion and detained for one week.
At 6:30 pm Mustafa was with his friend Mahmoud near the entrance of Balata refugee camp. He was caught in clashes with Palestinian security forces and injured by a grenade that landed near him. Mustafa’s right leg was bleeding profusely and he was taken to a health center.
Mahmoud was also injured, and both boys were taken to the emergency department at Rafidia Hospital, Nablus.
As they were being treatment, Palestinian police arrived and took Mahmoud away. Mustafa received five stitches and was guarded by two policemen in a hospital room overnight.
The next day Mustafa was taken to a court and detained in a cell for an hour. He was then asked to give a statement in the presence of a lawyer and his father, before being detained first with adults overnight in a prison.
Mustafa appeared in court on December 3, when his detention was extended. He was released on bail on December 8.
Yeah. Huh. When Palestinians abuse children it Israel's fault.
They couldn't possibly create and hold themselves to laws which protect children. They are, in fact, so incapable of their own agency that they can't even help themselves but to abuse children.
And you want these people to run a country?
Abbas and his crew of oligarchs are appointed.Indeed, the Palestinian security forces are armed, paid, and trained by the US and work for Israel.Case studies: Children in the Palestinian Justice System
Name: Mustafa M, 12
Detained: December 1, 2013
Location: Balata refugee camp, Nablus
Mustafa M, 12, was injured in an explosion and detained for one week.
At 6:30 pm Mustafa was with his friend Mahmoud near the entrance of Balata refugee camp. He was caught in clashes with Palestinian security forces and injured by a grenade that landed near him. Mustafa’s right leg was bleeding profusely and he was taken to a health center.
Mahmoud was also injured, and both boys were taken to the emergency department at Rafidia Hospital, Nablus.
As they were being treatment, Palestinian police arrived and took Mahmoud away. Mustafa received five stitches and was guarded by two policemen in a hospital room overnight.
The next day Mustafa was taken to a court and detained in a cell for an hour. He was then asked to give a statement in the presence of a lawyer and his father, before being detained first with adults overnight in a prison.
Mustafa appeared in court on December 3, when his detention was extended. He was released on bail on December 8.
Yeah. Huh. When Palestinians abuse children it Israel's fault.
They couldn't possibly create and hold themselves to laws which protect children. They are, in fact, so incapable of their own agency that they can't even help themselves but to abuse children.
And you want these people to run a country?
playing soccer?And that is the real problem. Abi and others would like us to believe like these children are being grabbed while playing soccer or some innocent games; I.e. for no reason.Perhaps we could get another bill which states that all Arab Palestinian parents who knowingly and willfully permit their children to perform criminal acts which endanger the safety of others shall be imprisoned on behalf of their children.
Really?Except it is not a bill.
