Letter_to_Gaby_Lasky about Ahed Tamimi-Case
Ahed Tamimi Case: Flagrant violation of international law.
Published: Wed, 03 Jan 2018 01:48:44 Living in Mosul during the Islamic State occupation was a traumatizing experience. Today we would all be arrested if it were not for the fact that we raised particular hell against the Islamic State and led a model resistance … Read Ahed Tamimi Case: Flagrant violation of international law.
Israeli Military Finally Charges Jailed Child Ahed Tahimi
Published: Mon, 01 Jan 2018 23:40:04 Ahed Tahimi, a child held in military jail by Israeli Occupation Forces military tribunal. Read, “Netanyahu: Free Ahed Tamimi or Face Costly Shaming Lawsuit” Published: Sun, 31 Dec 2017 00:45:55 0 The egregious conduct of certain IDF occupation forces in the … Read Israeli Military Finally Charges Jailed Child Ahed Tahimi
Netanyahu: Free Ahed Tamimi or Face Costly Shaming Lawsuit
Published: Sun, 31 Dec 2017 00:45:55 The egregious conduct of certain IDF occupation forces in the West Bank region against a Palestinian child violates every trust that has been given to Israel. This will not stand. Israeli Soldiers Mimic Boco Harem & Daesh Conduct The conduct of certain … Read Netanyahu: Free Ahed Tamimi or Face Costly Shaming Lawsuit
RINJ Foundation Women Sue Israel for Abuse of Children
Ahed Tamimi (left) and her mother jailed without bail nor charges in Israel.
Oppressed Persons May Legally Resist Occupation Forces
That was the case for us in Mosul, Iraq.
Israeli Occupation soldiers entered her home in the West Bank village of Nabi Saleh using force and scooped the child up, and after bullying her, shoved her in a vehicle and threw her into prison with adult offenders in the Ofer prison. Nabi Salih is a small Palestinian village in the Ramallah and al-Bireh Governorate in the central West Bank, located 20 kilometers northwest of Ramallah. It has a population of 600.
This child has not committed a crime. She has acted in self defence by slapping a soldier in the face pursuant to numerous attacks on herself and her family including younger siblings. Her younger sibling was about to be assailed and she slapped a soldier and identified herself as her sibling’s protector. She has the right to do that.
Long ago, it was settled that resistance and even armed struggle against a colonial occupation force is not just recognised under international law but specifically endorsed.
In accordance with international humanitarian law, wars of national liberation have been expressly embraced, through the adoption of Additional Protocol I (Volume 1125) to the Geneva Conventions of 1949 (pdf), as a protected and essential right of occupied people everywhere. – Stanley L. Cohen
