Israeli courts

Palestinian families in Sheikh Jarrah should reject Israel’s offer

Thursday-5-August-2021

After a three-hour deliberation the Israeli High Court proposed a compromise on Monday that will see the postponement "for decades" of the eviction of Palestinian families from their homes in Sheikh Jarrah occupied Jerusalem.

Abu Bakr: Akhras’s life is in big danger

Sunday-1-November-2020

Qadri Abu Bakr the head of the Prisoners and Ex-prisoners Affairs Authority warned on Sunday of the seriousness of Akhras’s health condition.

Israeli court sentences Palestinian child to 5 years in jail

Monday-28-September-2020

Israeli military court in Salem on Sunday sentenced Palestinian child Samer Abdul-Karim Awais 17 from Jenin refugee camp to 5 years in prison.

Israeli court delays trial of Mohammed al-Halabi for 138th time

Tuesday-19-May-2020

Trial of Palestinian prisoner Mohammed al-Halabi has been postponed for the 138th time and thus continues to be the longest trial in the history of Palestinian detainees held in Israeli jails.

Israeli court sentences student to 5 months 2000 NIS fine

Sunday-26-April-2020

An Israeli court on Sunday sentenced Palestinian university student Saber Mohra to five months in jail and a 2000 NIS fine.

Israeli court puts kid under house arrest extends detention of others

Thursday-18-July-2019

An Israeli court in Occupied Jerusalem on Thursday night decided to place a Palestinian teenager under house arrest and extend the detention of six others.

Halabi subjected to longest trial in history of captive movement

Saturday-13-July-2019

The PA Bureau on prisoners’ affairs has underlined that Palestinian captive Mohammed Khalil al-Halabi’s trial was the longest trial ever in the captives’ movement history.

Israeli court sentences two Palestinian women to jail terms

Wednesday-17-April-2019

An Israeli court in Beersheba in the southern 1948 occupied Palestine on Tuesday sentenced two Palestinian young women to different prison terms.

Israeli ex-minister sentenced to 11 years for spying for Iran

Wednesday-27-February-2019

A former Israeli minister has been sentenced to 11 years in prison on Tuesday for spying for regional rival Iran after admitting to the charges last month.