Apparently, Tzippy has been freed, but Deli Landau has not. Please call on behalf of Deli.
On Wednesday morning, Mrs. Deli Landau, mother of 11, drove from Hebron to Kiryat Arba with a number of children in her car. At the entrance to Kiryat Arba a policeman stopped the car and asked her if she was from Hebron.
When she replied positively, he demanded to see her identification card. She responded, 'if you only demand IDs from people in Hebron, your purposes are political' and continued driving into the community. A couple of minutes later a police van, following her, called on her to stop and park. Police then started yelling at her that she had tried to run down a police officer, a charge which she vehemently denied. The policeman, looking into her car, demanded that two of her older children, Yedidya, 18 and Ditza, 17, identify themselves. When they refused, they were arrested.
Deli was then taken to the Kiryat Arba police station and interrogated, charged with: attacking a police officer (reduced from the initial charge of attempting to run him over), for trying to pour water on police issuing expulsion orders two weeks earlier, and for rioting.
The police then officially arrested her and sent her, together with her year and a half old infant son Yehuda Tzvi (who is sick with spastic bronchitis) to the Neve Tirza women's prison, where she spent the night. The police conveniently forgot to provide her with food, both for her and for her baby, all day.
The next day Deli was taken to court, where the prosecutor, claiming that she is 'dangerous' and 'a threat' be held in prison until the conclusion of all proceedings against her. At the last minute the judge agreed to allow her to remain under house arrest at her parent's home in Jerusalem until Tuesday, when a final decision will be issued as to whether she will be remanded in prison.
It should be noted that Deli Landau, a Hebron resident for 21 years, hasn't any criminal record, and is a profession medic who travels with almost all Hebron women by ambulance to Jerusalem when they are in labor before they give birth.
DROP EVERYTHING-MAKE CALLS & FAXES NOW! To KEEP TZIPPY SHLISSEL AND DELI LANDAU FREE!!
Hebron police:
02-9969-444 or 9969-473/ 86/ 96/ 62
Chaya Peri spokeswoman
02-666-2301
fax 02-6666230333
beeper 03-6106666 #24404
Ministry of internal affairs
Tel 2-5309980
fax 2-5308500, 02-5309980
Kal Aharonishky:
tel 02-5308100
fax 02-5308118
TELL THEM WE WILL NEVER TOLERATE VIOLENCE TOWARD WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Showing posts with label Tzippy Shlissel. Show all posts
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Supreme Court has No Power ...except when it wants it
Court Confirms Jewish Ownership but Okays Expulsion Order 19:21 Jan 19, '06 / 19 Tevet 5766
(IsraelNN.com) A Bet Shemesh judge Thursday evening rejected a petition from the Shlissel family of Hevron which asked the court to cancel government orders to expel them and other Jewish families from their Hevron homes. Judge Shimon Stein said the court has no authority to cancel the order but acknowledged during the hearings that the property is owned by Jews.The family charged that the court's reasoning for rejecting the petition was irrelevant to the issues but added that at least "the truth came out" concerning Jewish ownership.
(IsraelNN.com) A Bet Shemesh judge Thursday evening rejected a petition from the Shlissel family of Hevron which asked the court to cancel government orders to expel them and other Jewish families from their Hevron homes. Judge Shimon Stein said the court has no authority to cancel the order but acknowledged during the hearings that the property is owned by Jews.The family charged that the court's reasoning for rejecting the petition was irrelevant to the issues but added that at least "the truth came out" concerning Jewish ownership.
My Dear Friend Tzippy Shlissel Beaten by Israeli Police Pigs in Hebron Shuk
See http://www.israelnn.com/news.php3?id=96966 for full article.
Hevron: Expulsion Pushed Off, Arrests Continue 16:11 Jan 19, '06 / 19 Tevet 5766By Hillel Fendel
The IDF/police forces in Hevron have opened the city and it is essentially no longer a closed military zone. Non-residents are permitted to enter. Brutal arrests are continuing, however.
As of 11 AM, the barriers that had been placed around the residents' homes were removed, and the massive security presence of the past few days is dropping gradually.However, it was reported that Mrs. Tzippy Shlissel - a mother of ten and a resident of the Jewish-owned property at the center of the current controversy (see below) - was brutally arrested this afternoon. Rabbi Menashe Naki of Ramat Beit Shemesh gave the following testimony:"I saw Tzippy Slissel standing in the Avraham Avinu neighborhood, praying, and when she finished, she saw my guest from Malta, and began coming over to see him. Suddenly, four policemen jumped on her, threw her to the ground, grabbed her hands and legs and beat her as she lay on the ground."Rabbi Naki did not note that she was carrying her months-old baby at the time, and the two of them were placed inside the narrow police van with four policemen, "totally doubled over, on the knees of one of the policemen sitting inside. She did not resist arrest at all, not physically and not verbally. Slamming the door, which closed on her foot, the jeep sped away." For pictures and a video of part of the arrest, see Hebron.com .
Hevron: Expulsion Pushed Off, Arrests Continue 16:11 Jan 19, '06 / 19 Tevet 5766By Hillel Fendel
The IDF/police forces in Hevron have opened the city and it is essentially no longer a closed military zone. Non-residents are permitted to enter. Brutal arrests are continuing, however.
As of 11 AM, the barriers that had been placed around the residents' homes were removed, and the massive security presence of the past few days is dropping gradually.However, it was reported that Mrs. Tzippy Shlissel - a mother of ten and a resident of the Jewish-owned property at the center of the current controversy (see below) - was brutally arrested this afternoon. Rabbi Menashe Naki of Ramat Beit Shemesh gave the following testimony:"I saw Tzippy Slissel standing in the Avraham Avinu neighborhood, praying, and when she finished, she saw my guest from Malta, and began coming over to see him. Suddenly, four policemen jumped on her, threw her to the ground, grabbed her hands and legs and beat her as she lay on the ground."Rabbi Naki did not note that she was carrying her months-old baby at the time, and the two of them were placed inside the narrow police van with four policemen, "totally doubled over, on the knees of one of the policemen sitting inside. She did not resist arrest at all, not physically and not verbally. Slamming the door, which closed on her foot, the jeep sped away." For pictures and a video of part of the arrest, see Hebron.com .
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