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Palestinian Authorities Demand Probe into Death in Israeli Jail

Topic: Middle East settlement

Palestinian Authorities Demand Probe into Death in Israeli Jail
23:59 23/02/2013
Tags: Meggido, Sivan Weizman, Arafat Jaradat, Palestine, Israel

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GAZA, February 23 (RIA Novosti) – Palestinian authorities demand an international probe into the death of a Palestinian prisoner in an Israeli jail, local media have reported.

Arafat Jaradat, 30, from the West Bank city of Hebron died at the Meggido detention centre in northern Israel on Saturday.

Issa Qaraqaa, Palestinian minister in charge of prisoner affairs, said Jaradat was arrested a few days ago and was killed during a questioning.

Israel Prisons Service spokeswoman Sivan Weizman said he could have died of “heart attack,” without revealing any further details.

Jaradat's death could trigger tensions in Israel and the Palestinian territories, which have been rocked by protests against detention of four other Palestinians, who are on a hunger strike.

Some 4,000 Palestinians are held currently in Israeli prisons.

 

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  • Christianisrail is horrible when it comes to human rights
    11:48, 24/02/2013
    there isn't a country in the world the torments people as much as israil does. these hateful foreigners enjoy torturing people and destroying their lives. They do it as a matter of policy so that the Palestinians would flee their homeland




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