Chamamento á solidariedade | Secuestrado un compañeiro palestino
Fuga em Rede
,
12.04.2008, (Id: 15139)
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imaxes do último arresto masivo de supostos activistas en Beit Ommar
Esta madrugada as forzas de seguridade israelís secuestraron no West Bank palestino un amigo de Fuga em Rede. Mousa Abu Maria, do que agora mesmo non se ten coñecenmento algún nin tan só da súa localización ou situación legal, é un activista local moi querido no distrito de Hebron pola súa implicación na loita contra a ocupación israelí. Participa do Palestine Solidarity Project [
http://palestinesolidarityproject.org] desde a súa mesma creación, un proxecto composto por palestin+s, isrraelian+s e activistas globais como as de FeR que desde o 2006 vén actuando no sur de Cisxordania mediante accións directas non violentas (marchando con sound system polas rúas, cortando as estradas de uso exlusivo para colonos, retirando os bloques que cortan os camiños palestinos, derribando as vallas dos asentamentos, facendo plantacións simbólicas de olivos sobre as terras roubadas, etc) e dous proxectos autoxestionarios; unha cooperativa textil feminista e un proxecto de recuperación do coidado das terras ocupadas baseado na permacultura.
Non é a primeira vez que o Shabak ataca a este compañeiro; fai nove anos sufriu tres interminables meses de detención e tortura en prisións israelís -véxase máis abaixo a traducción da fonte directa- e o pasado mes de xaneiro recibía dous disparos na cabeza nun enfrentamento entre veciños da súa vila e militares sionistas que derribaban a casa dunha familia despois de que un dos fillos intentase un ataque armado nun asentamento de colonos -esta é unha das perlas do neo-medieval sistema penal do estado impulsor da democracia en oriente.
Desde Fuga em Rede non podemos facer menos que apoiar o chamamento á solidariedade mediante aportacións económicas para facer fronte ós custos do proceso legal [ http://palestinesolidarityproject.org/donate/] feito polas nosas compañeiras palestinas.
>Traducción da fonte directa [ http://palestinesolidarityproject.org | http://israel.indymedia.org]:
Esta madrugada (venres 11 de abril), o Shabak(Forzas de Seguridade Israelís) entrou violentamente na casa de Mousa Abu Maria e procederon ao seu secuestro. Mousa é co-fundador do Palestine Solidarity Project e vén participando desde fai moitos anos das accións non violentas contra a ocupación.
Mousa xa estivo baixo custodia do Shabak en 1999 cando sufríu 3 meses de detención e torturas, que lle fixeron botar máis dunha semana no hospital despois da súa posta en liberdade. Non se coñece o seu paradeiro actual, enviaremos actualizacións tan pronto como teñamos novas. Agradeceriamos doazóns de antemán que nos axudasen a afrontar os custos legais.
http://palestinesolidarityproject.org] desde a súa mesma creación, un proxecto composto por palestin+s, isrraelian+s e activistas globais como as de FeR que desde o 2006 vén actuando no sur de Cisxordania mediante accións directas non violentas (marchando con sound system polas rúas, cortando as estradas de uso exlusivo para colonos, retirando os bloques que cortan os camiños palestinos, derribando as vallas dos asentamentos, facendo plantacións simbólicas de olivos sobre as terras roubadas, etc) e dous proxectos autoxestionarios; unha cooperativa textil feminista e un proxecto de recuperación do coidado das terras ocupadas baseado na permacultura.
Non é a primeira vez que o Shabak ataca a este compañeiro; fai nove anos sufriu tres interminables meses de detención e tortura en prisións israelís -véxase máis abaixo a traducción da fonte directa- e o pasado mes de xaneiro recibía dous disparos na cabeza nun enfrentamento entre veciños da súa vila e militares sionistas que derribaban a casa dunha familia despois de que un dos fillos intentase un ataque armado nun asentamento de colonos -esta é unha das perlas do neo-medieval sistema penal do estado impulsor da democracia en oriente.
Desde Fuga em Rede non podemos facer menos que apoiar o chamamento á solidariedade mediante aportacións económicas para facer fronte ós custos do proceso legal [
http://palestinesolidarityproject.org/donate/] feito polas nosas compañeiras palestinas.
>Traducción da fonte directa [
http://palestinesolidarityproject.org | http://israel.indymedia.org]:
Esta madrugada (venres 11 de abril), o Shabak(Forzas de Seguridade Israelís) entrou violentamente na casa de Mousa Abu Maria e procederon ao seu secuestro. Mousa é co-fundador do Palestine Solidarity Project e vén participando desde fai moitos anos das accións non violentas contra a ocupación.
Mousa xa estivo baixo custodia do Shabak en 1999 cando sufríu 3 meses de detención e torturas, que lle fixeron botar máis dunha semana no hospital despois da súa posta en liberdade. Non se coñece o seu paradeiro actual, enviaremos actualizacións tan pronto como teñamos novas. Agradeceriamos doazóns de antemán que nos axudasen a afrontar os custos legais.
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Fuga em Rede,
14.04.2008 (Id: 10825)
Esta é a última info que nos chega desde Beit Ommar:
Mousa Abu Maria, Co-Founder of the Palestine Solidarity Project has been in touch with his lawyer. He is being held at Ofer military prison near Ramallah. What he is being charged with, if anything, is still unknown and Israeli military officials have said he will be interrogated soon. Lawyers are working to get him released.
Thank you to everyone who have offered their support. At this time, though we know he is being targeted as an active organizer of popular unarmed resistance, we are waiting to see exactly what, if anything, he is being charged with so that we can best direct an international pressure campaign to have him released.
We ARE in need of financial support to cover legal costs. We can not allow the Israeli military to derail our work by imprisoning our coordinators.
Donations can be made via our website at: http://palestinesolidarityproject.org/donate/
or
By Check made out to:
PSP-NY
and mailed to:
PSP-NYC
P.O. Box 721234
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
Mousa Abu Maria, Co-Founder of the Palestine Solidarity Project has been in touch with his lawyer. He is being held at Ofer military prison near Ramallah. What he is being charged with, if anything, is still unknown and Israeli military officials have said he will be interrogated soon. Lawyers are working to get him released.
Thank you to everyone who have offered their support. At this time, though we know he is being targeted as an active organizer of popular unarmed resistance, we are waiting to see exactly what, if anything, he is being charged with so that we can best direct an international pressure campaign to have him released.
We ARE in need of financial support to cover legal costs. We can not allow the Israeli military to derail our work by imprisoning our coordinators.
Donations can be made via our website at:
http://palestinesolidarityproject.org/donate/
or
By Check made out to:
PSP-NY
and mailed to:
PSP-NYC
P.O. Box 721234
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
Fuga em Rede,
15.04.2008 (Id: 10827)
******Please forward widely and act TODAY!**********
Early in the morning of Friday April 11th IDF troops invaded the home
of the AbuMaria family and arrested Mousa AbuMaria. Mousa is a well
known nonviolent activist and a co-founder of the Palestinian
Solidarity Project. He has been a lead organizer in peaceful protest
involving hundreds of Israelis and internationals and has been
committed to nonviolence for several years.
When Mousa was arrested his family was not told of the reason of his
arrest or his whereabouts.
When his lawyer managed to locate him it turned out he was being held
in military jail but still no reason for his arrest was given. Only
days later was his lawyer finally told that he was suspected of
membership in a terrorist organization but when his interrogation did
not turn up any evidence the prosecution has admitted that there 'may'
not be enough evidence to put him on trial.
With no evidence against him and a long history of nonviolent activism
Mousa's family should be celebrating his impending release. However,
the Israeli military court system that presides over Palestinians in
the Occupied Territories does not work that way and the prosecution
has said they are considering putting Mousa in Administrative
Detention, in which he has no right to trial. For Palestinians, when
there is no evidence for a trial, they are simply jailed without one.
The decision on whether Mousa will be placed in Administrative
Detention will most likely be made TOMORROW.
ACT NOW to support Mousa.
Register your outrage to imprisonment without trial. Please write to
the Chief Military Attorney,
Brigadier General Avihai Mandelblit , and demand that Mousa AbuMaria
be released immediately.
Below is a suggested draft of a letter addressed to the Chief Military
Attorney. Your own version should be emailed from gmail, yahoo hotmail
or riseup to:
+
97236080366@fax.tc
This will then be faxed to the Chief Military Attorney's office.
Please cc PSP so we can keep track of the letters of support:
palestineproject@gmail.com
Those who have a fax machine or do not have an email account at either
gmail, yahoo, hotmail or riseup can fax the Chief Military Attorney's
office directly at
972 3 608 0366
Sample letter:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Chief Military Attorney
6 David Elazar Street
Tel Aviv
Military postal code 9605,IDF
Fax: +972 3 608 0366
Monday 14th April, 2008
F.A.O: Brigadier General Avihai Mandelblit,
I am writing with regards to the arrest of Mousa AbuMaria on Friday
11th April, 2008 in the village of Beit Ommar, West Bank, Occupied
Territories. His lawyers have informed the international community of
the conditions surrounding his arrest and said that although there is
currently not enough evidence to put him on trial, he may soon be
placed in administrative detention.
I would like to highlight my concerns and call on you, the Chief
Military Attorney of Israel, to ensure that Mousa is not
administratively detained without charge or trial.
Mousa has for many years been a lead organizer in peaceful, non
violent protest and worked alongside hundredss of international and
Israelis activists in resisting the illegal occupation of Palestinian
land. He is well known as a passionate advocate of non violent
resistance and has many Israeli friends who can vouch for his peaceful
political commitments and his character.
I, the undersigned, would like to see this issue addressed through the
appropriate channels and ensure that he is released immediately.
Thank you for you time.
Yours sincerely,
(Insert name)
Early in the morning of Friday April 11th IDF troops invaded the home
of the AbuMaria family and arrested Mousa AbuMaria. Mousa is a well
known nonviolent activist and a co-founder of the Palestinian
Solidarity Project. He has been a lead organizer in peaceful protest
involving hundreds of Israelis and internationals and has been
committed to nonviolence for several years.
When Mousa was arrested his family was not told of the reason of his
arrest or his whereabouts.
When his lawyer managed to locate him it turned out he was being held
in military jail but still no reason for his arrest was given. Only
days later was his lawyer finally told that he was suspected of
membership in a terrorist organization but when his interrogation did
not turn up any evidence the prosecution has admitted that there 'may'
not be enough evidence to put him on trial.
With no evidence against him and a long history of nonviolent activism
Mousa's family should be celebrating his impending release. However,
the Israeli military court system that presides over Palestinians in
the Occupied Territories does not work that way and the prosecution
has said they are considering putting Mousa in Administrative
Detention, in which he has no right to trial. For Palestinians, when
there is no evidence for a trial, they are simply jailed without one.
The decision on whether Mousa will be placed in Administrative
Detention will most likely be made TOMORROW.
ACT NOW to support Mousa.
Register your outrage to imprisonment without trial. Please write to
the Chief Military Attorney,
Brigadier General Avihai Mandelblit , and demand that Mousa AbuMaria
be released immediately.
Below is a suggested draft of a letter addressed to the Chief Military
Attorney. Your own version should be emailed from gmail, yahoo hotmail
or riseup to:
+
97236080366@fax.tc
This will then be faxed to the Chief Military Attorney's office.
Please cc PSP so we can keep track of the letters of support:
palestineproject@gmail.com
Those who have a fax machine or do not have an email account at either
gmail, yahoo, hotmail or riseup can fax the Chief Military Attorney's
office directly at
972 3 608 0366
Sample letter:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Chief Military Attorney
6 David Elazar Street
Tel Aviv
Military postal code 9605,IDF
Fax: +972 3 608 0366
Monday 14th April, 2008
F.A.O: Brigadier General Avihai Mandelblit,
I am writing with regards to the arrest of Mousa AbuMaria on Friday
11th April, 2008 in the village of Beit Ommar, West Bank, Occupied
Territories. His lawyers have informed the international community of
the conditions surrounding his arrest and said that although there is
currently not enough evidence to put him on trial, he may soon be
placed in administrative detention.
I would like to highlight my concerns and call on you, the Chief
Military Attorney of Israel, to ensure that Mousa is not
administratively detained without charge or trial.
Mousa has for many years been a lead organizer in peaceful, non
violent protest and worked alongside hundredss of international and
Israelis activists in resisting the illegal occupation of Palestinian
land. He is well known as a passionate advocate of non violent
resistance and has many Israeli friends who can vouch for his peaceful
political commitments and his character.
I, the undersigned, would like to see this issue addressed through the
appropriate channels and ensure that he is released immediately.
Thank you for you time.
Yours sincerely,
(Insert name)
Caixa dos correios::
Fuga em Rede,
17.04.2008 (Id: 10846)
For Immediate Release: Demonstration At Ofer Military Court in Support of Mousa Abu Maria TOMORROW
Tomorrow at 9 am supporters of Mousa Abu Maria, co-founder of the Palestine Solidarity Project, will gather on the Israeli side of Ofer Military Court to protest his arrest and demand his immediate release. Mousa is scheduled to have a hearing on his detention tomorrow morning, though it is possible the hearing will be canceled altogether if the Israeli Military seeks to put him in Administrative Detention, which they have stated they are "favorably considering".
Tomorrow is also Palestinian Prisoners Day, when thousands of family members and friends of Palestinian women, men, and children in Israeli jails will gather in Ramallah and other cities throughout Palestine to commemorate the more than 11,000 Palestinians who are currently being imprisoned by the Israeli occupation government, and demand their release.
For more information about the demonstration at Ofer, please contact:
Kobi: 054-219-1547
Tomorrow at 9 am supporters of Mousa Abu Maria, co-founder of the Palestine Solidarity Project, will gather on the Israeli side of Ofer Military Court to protest his arrest and demand his immediate release. Mousa is scheduled to have a hearing on his detention tomorrow morning, though it is possible the hearing will be canceled altogether if the Israeli Military seeks to put him in Administrative Detention, which they have stated they are "favorably considering".
Tomorrow is also Palestinian Prisoners Day, when thousands of family members and friends of Palestinian women, men, and children in Israeli jails will gather in Ramallah and other cities throughout Palestine to commemorate the more than 11,000 Palestinians who are currently being imprisoned by the Israeli occupation government, and demand their release.
For more information about the demonstration at Ofer, please contact:
Kobi: 054-219-1547
Fuga em Rede,
17.04.2008 (Id: 10856)
Earlier today, April 17, Israeli military officials decided to place Mousa Abu Maria in Administrative Detention. Though we collected over 300 letters of support from more than 12 countries on 5 continents, the Israeli military seems to have decided that, lacking evidence of Mousa's involvement in any crime, he should be held in prison without trial.
SUPPORT IS STILL NEEDED!
There will be a hearing to determine how long his stay in detention will be (though this can be renewed indefinitely), after which we will begin an appeal process. The support letters have been collected for submission to the court during this process. Additionally,
PLEASE DONATE TO MOUSA'S LEGAL FUND!
Donate individually, organize a benefit, film screening, or house party or write your own letter of appeal to family and friends. Many of you have met Mousa, stayed in his home, ate meals with him and drank tea with his family. He is in need of your help now.
Donations can be made to:
PSP-NY
and mailed to:
PSP-NYC
P.O. Box 721234
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
or via our website (using paypal):
http://palestinesolidarityproject.org/donate/
SUPPORT IS STILL NEEDED!
There will be a hearing to determine how long his stay in detention will be (though this can be renewed indefinitely), after which we will begin an appeal process. The support letters have been collected for submission to the court during this process. Additionally,
PLEASE DONATE TO MOUSA'S LEGAL FUND!
Donate individually, organize a benefit, film screening, or house party or write your own letter of appeal to family and friends. Many of you have met Mousa, stayed in his home, ate meals with him and drank tea with his family. He is in need of your help now.
Donations can be made to:
PSP-NY
and mailed to:
PSP-NYC
P.O. Box 721234
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
or via our website (using paypal):
http://palestinesolidarityproject.org/donate/
