'Israel' puts handcuffs on Ahmad's hands on his engagement day

'Israel' puts handcuffs on Ahmad's hands on his engagement day

News January 31, 2020
'Israel' puts handcuffs on Ahmad's hands on his engagement day
Occupied Palestine (QNN)- Israeli forces on early hours of Friday broke into the house of Ahmad Aqra' in Qabalan in southern Nablus and arrested him, according to his brother Muhammad Aqra'. Muhammad told QNN that the Israelis made his family's day miserable after it was supposed to be a happy day, as Ahmad was supposed to have his engagement party on Friday. "His fiancee visited him in jail to make sure he was doing fine instead of him visiting her and putting a ring on her finger", Ahmad's family said. Ahmad Aqra' has a brother, who was murdered by the Israelis back in 2014 and another brother, who is a former prisoner.

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