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Israeli Police Arrest Art Student for Photographing Security Cameras in Jerusalem's Old City - Israel News - Vimarsana News

Israeli Police Arrest Art Student for Photographing Security Cameras in Jerusalem's Old City - Israel News

Yasmine Hilwani's Project Deals With the Network of Security Cameras Installed in Jerusalem's Old City; Police Refused to Return Her Camera and Cellphone

Israel releases Palestinian journalist from house arrest, imposes community service - Vimarsana News

Israel releases Palestinian journalist from house arrest, imposes community service

The Israeli District Court yesterday ordered Palestinian journalist, Lama Ghosheh, to perform nine months of community service following the 10-month house arrest and social media ban that ended today...

An Israeli activist was thrown in jail for a week — over a hat - Vimarsana News

An Israeli activist was thrown in jail for a week — over a hat

Police arrested Gil Hammerschlag in Jerusalem, after he attended a protest wearing a cap featuring a photo of a Palestinian shot dead by Israeli forces.

Source: 972mag.com
Israel delays Palestinian journalist's hearing, keeps her under house arrest - Vimarsana News

Israel delays Palestinian journalist's hearing, keeps her under house arrest

The Israeli District Court postponed Palestinian journalist Lama Ghosheh's hearing scheduled for today, until 20 December, extending her house arrest and social media ban, reported Wafa news agency....

Abbas' UN speech gets mixed response from Palestinians - Vimarsana News

Abbas' UN speech gets mixed response from Palestinians

RAMALLAH: Israel is deliberately impeding progress toward a two-state solution and can no longer be considered a reliable partner in the peace process, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas told the UN on Friday. Israel had acted with “total impunity” against people in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, and Palestinians’ trust in the prospects for peace was “regressing,” he said.