The Israeli police raid a pair of Palestinian books in East Jerusalem, in an action that confiscates the books of their owners and confiscations, the Israeli solves the restrictions on free access and cultural activities within the country.
Police confirmed the arrests of two brothers, Mahmoud Muna and Ahmet Muna on Monday, after the raids made on Sunday, a child who supported terrorism, including “Jordan River” was sold in a child painting book, he said.
Slogan “To the sea of the river” For a long time, the rally for Palestinian nationalism is taken by the Israelites, as the right to exist in general, in general, as the right to exist.
It was not immediately clear that other books were the target of the raid.
Two-shop owners rejected the soldiers in the shops that helped Murad Muna, violence. RAID is part of a political pursuit, which is aimed to mute our voice in the public area, “he said.
German Ambassador to Israel Steffen Seibert recognized the muns with the owners of the training library, who managed two stores open to Seibert, X. “
Israeli police increased because he led Hamas-LED on October 7, 2023 Palestinian was arrested Israeli citizens associated Israel's military or government by Israel's military or government on Haifa and Yaffa or Government on the charges of terrorism in social media.
The places of the study book store are in East Jerusalem, which is east of Israel's city in 1967. Israel thinks that all of the entire Jerusalem thinks that the residents of East Jerusalem are Palestinians and the United Nations occupied him.
On Monday morning, protesters gathered in front of a court in Jerusalem in connection with the arrest of two people.
The brothers' lawyer Nasser Oday, two people will be imprisoned until the morning, and then five days will be arrested in the house.
Mahmoud Muna's wife Mai Muna, police, Sunday evening in East Jerusalem in East Jerusalem in East Jerusalem, said he entered the bookstores in the main commercial road in East Jerusalem.
“They began to throw a book from the shelves,” Muna said in a telephone conversation, as he expected his husband in court on Monday. “They did not speak any English – they were looking for something with a Palestinian flag.”
For decades in two stores and cafes, Palestinian cultural and teaching life in the east serves both the foundation and negotiations and film demonstrations of Palestinian cultural and teaching.