RAMALLAH (PIC)– An Israeli court has ordered the administrative detention of Palestinian journalist Mohamed Mouna the Quds Press News correspondent for six months rejecting his appeal for release.

Ofer Military Court has approved the administrative detention of Journalist Mouna without charge or trial till February 2014 refusing his release or to reduce his detention period.

The journalist’s family confirmed that the IOA still refuses family visits and winter clothes for their son since his arrest three months ago.

The Quds Press’ reporter was arrested when an Israeli military force stormed his house in Nablus on Aug.17 2013 and took him brutally to a military vehicle.

Eight days later Mouna was transferred to administrative detention for six months without charge.

NABLUS (PIC)– The Israeli occupation authority (IOA) has ordered the administrative custody of Palestinian journalist Amin Abu Warda for five months starting today Wednesday without counting the previous period of detention.

The Tadamun foundation for human rights said that the detention was at the request of the Israeli intelligence and the military commander.

Tadamun said in a press release that Abu Warda 46 was taken from his home in Nablus on 28/12/2011 and is now held in Megiddo jail.

It said that the administrative custody against Abu Warda was not legal and arbitrary adding that it proved that the Israeli intelligence was unable to find any charge against him that would stand at a court hearing.

The foundation said that Abu Warda who has an MA in media was questioned by Israeli interrogators on events that happened 30 years ago when he was still a minor.

Abu Warda worked as a correspondent for a number of media outlets and was preparing a doctorate in his field in Malaysia.