Palestinian sources told
KUNA Fadi Al-Gharazmeh was arrested while he was working in the city
market and was taken to Ofar detention center near Ramallah before he
was forced to go to Gaza.
The young Palestinian,
born in Gaza, arrived at Beit Hanoun checkpoint where he joined Ahmad
Sabah, who was released from prison by the Israeli authorities
several days ago and observed an indefinite sit-in, sheltered in a
tent at the site, the sources said.
Al-Gharazmeh had lived
with his family members in Hebron for 15 years. Israeli military
authorities had taken a decision, effective in the middle of March,
to deport scores of Palestinians living in the West Bank on charges
of staying in the region on illegal basis or infiltrating into it.
The Israeli media say the
decision will be applied on Palestinians born in Gaza, or those whose
children were born in the strip, those who lost the residency rights
in the bank for various reasons or foreign women married to
Palestinians.
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