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İsrail Batı Şeria'da Kadın Futbolcu ve Öğrencileri Gözaltına Aldı, Aileler 'İntikam' Diyor

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İşgal altındaki Batı Şeria'da İsrail güçleri bu hafta, aralarında iki futbolcu ve üç üniversite öğrencisinin bulunduğu beş Filistinli kadını gözaltına aldı. Aileler, gözaltıların herhangi bir açıklama yapılmadan gerçekleştiğini ve son dönemde Filistinli kadın ve kız çocuklarına yönelik tutuklamaların keskin bir artış gösterdiğini belirtti. Gözaltına alınanlardan biri 20 yaşındaki Rand Halawani olarak tanımlandı. Olay, İsrail'in işgal altındaki topraklarda uyguladığı askeri gözaltı politikalarına ilişkin endişeleri yeniden gündeme getirdi. Kadın ve öğrencilerin hedef alınması, insan hakları örgütlerinin sıklıkla eleştirdiği keyfi tutuklama ve toplu cezalandırma uygulamalarının genişlediği yorumlarına yol açtı. Gözaltıların gerekçesiz olması, hukuki sürecin şeffaflıktan uzak olduğu eleştirilerini beraberinde getiriyor. Bölgede artan gerilim ortamında bu tür olaylar, Filistinli siviller üzerindeki baskının derinleştiğine işaret ediyor. Uluslararası toplumun tepkisi sınırlı kalırken, Filistinli aileler gözaltıların 'intikam eylemi' olduğunu ifade ediyor.

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    'Acts of revenge': Israel arrests Palestinian women footballers and students

    Jerusalem, İsrail

    'Acts of revenge': Israel arrests Palestinian women footballers and students Fayha Shalash on Thu, 06/04/2026 - 14:31 Families say the arrests came without explanation amid a sharp rise in the detention of Palestinian women and girls Rand Halawani, 20, was one of five women arrested by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank this week, including two footballers and three university students (X) Off The pounding on the door came before dawn. When Ahmed Safi awoke to the sound of Israeli soldiers storming his apartment building in Birzeit town, he assumed they were there for someone else. The Palestinian father never imagined the raid would end with the arrest of his 20-year-old daughter, Sama, a psychology student at Birzeit University, north of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank. "We were surprised, even shocked. We never expected the raid to be for her arrest,” Ahmed told Middle East Eye. According to the family, soldiers entered the building in the early hours of Tuesday morning, shouting orders as they moved through the premises. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); They demanded the identity cards of Ahmed, his wife and their daughter before informing Sama that they had an arrest warrant for her. "When we asked why she was being arrested, the officer and the soldiers would only say: 'You'll find out in court,'" Ahmed said. The soldiers then ransacked Sama's room, confiscating her phone, laptop and personal belongings. They also seized photographs of her cousin, Ayser Safi, who was killed by Israeli forces in 2024. Sama was then taken downstairs, handcuffed, blindfolded and placed in a military vehicle. For her family, the arrest has been compounded by concerns over her health. 'Natalie is my youngest daughter. She's independent, determined and exceptionally bright' - Samer Abu Diya, Palestinian father Sama suffers from Familial Mediterranean Fever (FMF), a chronic inflammatory disease that requires ongoing medication to prevent severe complications. Ahmed said he repeatedly tried to explain his daughter's medical condition to the soldiers but was given no opportunity to do so. "We are extremely worried about her health," he said. "Without her medication, she suffers from high fevers, body aches and other debilitating symptoms. “The disease causes an autoimmune attack, and if the medication is ignored, it will cause serious liver and kidney damage.” The family has since learned that Sama is being held at the Al-Maskubiya interrogation centre in Jerusalem. Her first court hearing is scheduled for next Tuesday. The charges are as yet unknown. Women footballers targeted Sama was one of five women detained by Israeli forces this week, three of them current students at Birzeit University and one graduate of the institution. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Among those arrested were two members of the Palestinian women's national football team: Natalie Abu Diya, 20, and Rand Halawani, 20. The other two were Julan Abu Awad and graduate Laila Nael Khalil. Abu Diya, a media studies student, was detained from her university residence during what witnesses described as a violent overnight raid by Israeli soldiers. Her father, Samer Abu Diya, told MEE that Natalie had represented Palestine internationally as a member of the national under-18 women's football team. 'All changed with the genocide': Palestinian women and girls face brutal abuse in Israeli jails Read More » "We were speaking to her on the phone until around 10.30pm," he said. "She told us she had 13 assignments to complete and would be staying up late to finish them. At 3.30 am, her roommates called to tell us the army had arrested her." Natalie was later transferred to Ofer Prison, where she met with her lawyer. Her family says they remain uncertain about what charges, if any, she faces. "Natalie is my youngest daughter. She's independent, determined and exceptionally bright," Samer said. "I'm not worried about her ability to endure this, but I am deeply saddened by the injustice she is facing." Israeli police also arrested Rand Halawani, a member of the Palestinian women's national football team, after summoning her for questioning in Jerusalem. Her detention was extended until Friday. The Palestine Football Association (PFA) condemned the “unjust arrests” in the strongest possible terms. “Their arrest is not an isolated incident, it is part of a well-documented pattern of systematic targeting of Palestinian athletes, which continues without accountability,” it added. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); “The PFA calls on FIFA, continental confederations, and the wider international sporting community to move beyond statements and take concrete disciplinary action within the footballing framework to address these ongoing violations. “The targeting of Palestinian athletes must end. The impunity must end. The double standards must end.” ‘Act of revenge’ Abu Awad, a third-year public administration student at Birzeit University, was arrested during a raid on her family's home before dawn. Her sister, Jenin Abu Awad, said the family was left stunned. "We tried to ask why she was being arrested, but they told us we would find out in court and that she would be detained for a long time," she told MEE. "They thoroughly searched her room and turned everything upside down." The arrest came just a week after soldiers raided the family home without making any arrests. During that raid, they interrogated family members and confiscated personal items, including a bottle of perfume and a packet of cigarettes. Julan is now being held at Al-Maskubiya. Her family said she suffers from severe recurring migraines and requires regular medication. “She needs strong painkillers and a sedative injection because when she has a migraine, she vomits, cannot tolerate light, and needs complete silence,” her sister said. “We are very worried about her health.” 'These arrests are part of ongoing acts of revenge against the Palestinian people by the occupation' - Abdullah Zaghari, head of the Palestinian Prisoners' Club Israeli forces carry out daily arrest raids across the occupied West Bank, detaining scores of Palestinians each week. According to Palestinian prisoner rights groups, around 9,000 Palestinians are currently held in Israeli prisons, half of them without charge or trial. Abdullah Zaghari, head of the Palestinian Prisoners' Club, said there had been a marked increase in the detention of girls and women, particularly university students and former prisoners. He said many arrests were being carried out under allegations of "incitement", often linked to social media activity expressing opposition to the occupation or solidarity with Palestinians. He added that they are at risk due to punitive Israeli prison measures, including abuse, medical negligence and solitary confinement. "The number of arrests of male and female university students has increased under this pretext, which has no legal basis whatsoever," Zaghari said. "These arrests are part of ongoing acts of revenge against the Palestinian people by the occupation." The Palestinian Prisoners' Club said the number of women currently held in Israeli prisons has risen to 89, including three children, three pregnant women and two women with cancer. Most are being held in Damon Prison, while others remain in interrogation and detention centres. At least 19 women are held under administrative detention after being accused of incitement - a procedure that allows imprisonment without charge or trial for renewable periods indefinitely. Occupation Ramallah, occupied Palestine News Post Date Override 0 Update Date Mon, 05/04/2020 - 21:19 Update Date Override 0

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    Additional district and sessions judges to act as tribunals to hear property disputes across Punjab

    LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) has designated additional district and sessions judges (AD&SJs) as tribunals in all districts of Punjab to hear complaints under the Punjab Protection of Ownership of Immovable Property Ordinance, 2026. According to a notification issued by the Directorate of District Judiciary, LHC, the appointments were made with the approval of Chief Justice Aalia Neelum. The designated judicial officers will function as tribunals for their respective districts to hear and decide matters arising under the newly-promulgated ordinance aimed at protecting ownership rights in immovable properties. Under this law, obtaining or retaining property by fraud, forgery, or force carries five to 10 years rigorous imprisonment and fines up to Rs10 million. 36 judges tasked with deciding illegal occupation; retaining/obtaining property through fraud, forgery or force carries up to 10-year RI and fines up to Rs10m Within three days of the receipt of a complaint, the tribunal shall refer it to a deputy commissioner-led committee seeking for probe, scrutiny and encouraging and facilitating an amicable resolution and submission of its report within 30 days. Chief Justice Aalia Neelum had on Dec 22 last year suspended the operation of the law, taking notice of powers entrusted to “patwaris” (revenue officials) to take cognisance of matters already pending before courts. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz had criticised the court’s decision, saying the suspension of the law would benefit the land mafia. The lawyers’ bodies, irrespective of their political affiliation, supported the high court’s decision. Later, the provincial government introduced amendments to the law and the high court recalled the stay, referring the petitions to the relevant sessions judges.The notification states that the appointments were made in response to a request from the Punjab government’s Implementation and Coordination Wing of the Services and General Administration Department (S&GAD). The ordinance was introduced to provide a dedicated legal mechanism for addressing disputes relating to illegal occupation, fraudulent transfers and other violations affecting ownership of immovable property. Under Section 11 of the ordinance, the government may establish tribunals for speedy adjudication of such cases, while the high court is empowered to designate judicial officers to perform the functions of these tribunals. A total of 36 AD&SJs have been assigned tribunal responsibilities in districts across Punjab. The designated officers include Nadeem Ahmad Sohail Cheema for Attock, Muhammad Salabat Javed for Bahawalnagar, Sahir Islam for Bahawalpur, Muhammad Azam Javed for Bhakkar, Naeem Abbas for Chiniot and Qasim Ali Bhatti for Chakwal. Other include Sarfraz Hussain for Dera Ghazi Khan, Imran Shafi Khan for Faisalabad, Muhammad Farhan Nabi for Gujranwala, Muzaffar Nawaz Malik for Gujrat, Umar Rasheed for Hafizabad, Umer Farooq Khan for Jhang and Mirza Aurangzeb Khan for Jhelum. The list further names Muhammad Ashfaq for Kasur, Abdullah Usman for Khanewal, Muhammad Bashir for Khushab, Muhammad Ayyaz for Lodhran, Saifullah Sohal for Lahore, Muhammad Pervaiz Nawaz for Layyah, Muhammad Fakhir Aftab Ahmad for Mandi Bahauddin and Abdul Ghafoor for Mianwali. Ghazala Yasmeen has been designated for Lodhran, Saifullah Sohal for Lahore, Muhammad Pervaiz Nawaz for Layyah, Muhammad Fakhir Aftab Ahmad for Mandi Bahauddin and Abdul Ghafoor for Mianwali. Ghazala Yasmeen has been designated for Multan, Muhammad Ahmad Husnain Khan for Muzaffargarh, Alam Shair for Narowal, Ahmed Mujahid Sherdil Cheema for Nankana Sahib, Khalil Ahmad Khan for Okara, Asad Hafeez for Pakpattan, Chaudhry Qasim Javed for Rawalpindi, Muhammad Ashraf for Rajanpur, Muhammad Bilal for Rahim Yar Khan and Muhammad Naeem for Sahiwal. The remaining appointments include Abid Raza Khan for Sialkot, Hafiz Abdul Hameed for Sheikhupura, Zafar Hayat for Sargodha, Muhammad Kashif for Toba Tek Singh and Muhammad Umar for Vehari. The designation of tribunals is expected to facilitate the implementation of the Punjab Protection of Ownership of Immovable Property Ordinance, 2026, by providing a district-level forum for the expeditious resolution of property ownership disputes and related complaints. Published in Dawn, June 7th, 2026

    Dawn – Pakistan

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