Nablus - Zionist occupation forces at dawn yesterday arrested Alaa Khaled Dawabshe, 21, student in the Najah University from her family’s house in Duma village, Nablus district. Ammar Dawabshe, brother of the detainee and a journalist, said that all members of the family expressed surprise at the arrest of Alaa.
"Arrested? Alaa? Whatever for?"
"She was fitted for a new girdle last week. Maybe that was it." |
He said that around 60 Zionist intelligence agents and Special Forces besieged their house then broke into it asking for Alaa. One of the accompanying female conscripts searched Alaa before taking her to an unknown destination. Dawabshe expressed conviction that his sister had no activities whatsoever that could justify her arrest.
| "Well, maybe the girdle. But nothing other than that..." |
A few days earlier the Zionist forces arrested Rawya Assad, 18, from her family house in Tulkarm refugee camp after storming the house. Her father said that the soldiers handcuffed and blindfolded Rawya before taking her to the army barracks in Qadomim. He noted that the occupation forces had arrested his other daughter Riham and his son Mohammed a few months ago.
| Something to do with the family business, perhaps? |
Rawya since her detention a week ago was facing constant interrogation and assaults while imprisoned alone in a cell not fit for humans. Zionist interrogators, according to information leaked from the detention camp, beat her up, insulted her and threatened to rape her but she was not shaken and remained steadfast. |