For decades, HEational Storactop Shout was in the East Jerusalem’s culture, which its two stores hosted foreign diplomatats and giving students both conflict between Israel and Palestine.
This weekend, the Israelite police raided two family members who worked at the time that the books were working after the literature – including the children’s book – can revitalize violence. Police said he had caught many attacking books on Sunday.
Still shut down on Monday, but later opened despite the two men, Mahmoood Muna and Ahmed Muna, to be locked up to Tuesday. They also had to be arrested under five days after their execution and were prevented to return to their shops in 15 days.
Munad Muna, a relative of the two men and opened one of the shops on Monday afternoon, denied that literature was sold when they develop violence. In fact, those books passed through Israel and rich in importing.
“We believe that this is political, not legitimate arrest,” the lawyer of the two arrested people, Nasser Odyate, said outside the court after hearing.
In a statement, police said the stores were searched Sunday that the books were suspected of the content “to renew content.” Says many stimulants that contain stimulants containing the National Palestine books, including the books of the children entitled ‘Abordan to the Sea.’ “
The slogan “We are from the river to the sea” to a long-term cry for Palestinian nationality and often interpreted by the Israelites as the obstacle of their country’s challenge.
Mahmood Muna, Mai Muna, was in court on Monday as her husband was brought before a judge after spending the night in prison.
“They started to throw books from shelves,” said Ms. Muna in a telephone conversation on Monday, explained attacks. “They wanted nothing about the Palestinian flag.
But after many hours, one of the shops were associated with customers and supporting as Murad Muna tried to keep up with indirect sales and said it was a sign of solidity.
“Today is passing,” said Mr Muna after the coin. If Israelite authorities wanted to make palters afraid, he said, “This is our answer.”
The arrests showed how Israel strengthens the boundaries in a free speech and the Palestinian cultural activities around the country. Since Homas-Led attack on Oct. Oct 7, 2023, Israelite police have been arrested for Israel’s growing patriarchs or Haifa and Jaffa government.
The bookstores in the East Jerusalem, part of the Israelite city of Israel who took the Jordan in 1967 and later confessed. Israel observes all those in Jerusalem to be its undesplayed capital but citizens of East Jerusalem in Eastern in Palestinians, and the United Nations have seen it live in a place.
Over the years, the Muna family shops are caused by films, films and book launches, including the last of July of winning Pulitzer Tips “on the day of Abed Salma” on the nearest Fund.
Its writer, Nathan Thrall, was among the small crowd of protesters on Monday and gathered across the court department during the hearing. He and his wife, Judy, heard of the arrest of contact with people in the Whatsapp teams.
He said the arrest would send “a strong message” in the authority of the police.
“It shows courage, the impression that there will be no bad consequences, that they have a completely misconduct, that they can follow two Palestinians linked to the East Jerusalem,” Mr Therall said.
David Grossman, a prominent of Israel of Israel, said he was aware of Mahmood Muna and had visited his shop. “His arrest is awkward,” said the phone conversation.
Police also took several books as part of the investigation. They did not return repeated calls and messages Monday for their topics, content or how they were offended.
Diplomas from nine countries in Europe, and the European Union, presented to court in court to show support for the two men. “I, like many Diplomats, enjoy browsing books in Sokhoshop,” the German embassy to Israel, Steffert Seibert, said at the social media. “I’m worried to hear about their attacks and imprisonment in prison.”
A group of Israelite rights, the arrest of Israel, said the arrest of those imprisoned in one step in the Palestine Manager.
In a statement, the group added that attacks and arrest “no interrogations have not been considered interrogation and imprisonment of defined trials, or from any broader process or any social routine.
Standing between protesters, Eliana Panya said he visited literature many times from Jerusalem in New York.
“They have been my journey throughout the years, political, studying in Palestine,” said Ms Pada, 26. They gave a safe place for me to learn about this, to ask questions. “