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Monday 6/4/2009
Eight fishermen (including two minors) from the Salateen area in the North of the
- Esshaq Mohammed Zayed, 45
- Rassam Mohammed Zayed, 25
- Hafez Assad Al Sultan, 25
- Ahmed Assad Al Sultan, 17
- Safwat Zayed Zayed, 35
- Nashaat Zayed Zayed, 10
- Joma Mollok Zayed, 50
- Hammada Joma Zayed, 22
During the last month the Israeli navy has escalated its attacks against Gazan fishermen by injuring at least three of them, abducting a further 24 and stealing 10 hassakas and one shansula fishing boat.
Last week dozens of Salateen fishermen, joined by the Director of the General Syndicate of Marine Fishers, Palestinian activists from the Beit Hanoun Local Initiative and International Solidarity Movement activists, demonstrated against the Israeli attacks, demanding the release of the stolen boats.
UPDATE 9/4/2009
The correct names and age of the abducted fishermen are:
Ishaq Mohammed Zayed, 46 |
Rasem Ishaq Zayed, 22 |
Abdel Hafiz Assad Hamad Sultan, 21 |
Ahmed Assad Hamad Sultan, 15 |
Nashaat Zayed Zayed, 12 |
Raffat Zayed Zayed, 20 |
Mohammed Mohammed Joma Sultan, 21 |
Alaa Mohammed Joma Sultan, 15 |
Israel on a piracy mission
Gaza , April 6, 2009 (Pal Telegraph) - In a new piracy mission the Israeli Occupation arrested eight fishermen and confiscated their boats off the Gaza shore.
The Palestine Telegraph reporter was informed that Israeli gunboats intercepted five Palestinian boats while fishing in the northern Gaza strip. The Israeli forces seized the boats and arrested eight fishermen who were on board.
A Palestinian official said the Israeli army usually arrests fishermen to be transferred to Ashdod port where they are being interrogated about the nature of their work. After that they are photographed before release forfeiting their boats.
Elsewhere, a group of Palestinian resistance fighters survived an Israeli bombing that targeted the American school near Beit Lahia in the northern part of Gaza. Occupation aircrafts are still flying intensely over different parts of the strip.
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