'Israel' renews administrative detention of journalist Bushra Taweel for the second time

'Israel' renews administrative detention of journalist Bushra Taweel for the second time

News March 8, 2021
'Israel' renews administrative detention of journalist Bushra Taweel for the second time
Ramallah (QNN)- The Israeli military court on Sunday renewed the administrative detention of journalist Bushra Taweel from Bireh for four months for the second time in a row. Israeli forces arrested Taweel at a temporary checkpoint in Nablus in November 2020. She had been released in July after spending eight months in Israeli jails. Taweel is a former prisoner; she was arrested in 2011 and released in the same year before she got arrested several times since 2014. Most female prisoners are held in the Damon jail in violation of the Geneva convention, which prohibits transferring occupied people.

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