CLMR

Art, music, fashion, politics, and whatever else that interests me.

israelfacts:

Palestinian footballer Mahmoud Sarsak is greeted upon his arrival in Gaza City, on July 10, 2012. Under pressure from the international community, Israel freed the Gazan on Tuesday after keeping him behind bars for 3 years without telling him why or giving him a trial, in a deal to end his four-month hunger strike. The 25-year-old shed nearly half his weight during this time. (Getty Images)
From +972:

On July 22, 2009 Sarsak arrived at the Erez checkpoint between Gaza and Israel with a valid permit to enter the West Bank, where he was seeking to advance his sporting career, after already having received offers from a German football team.
However, the permit didn’t help Sarsak, who was arrested on site and branded an “unlawful combatant” – a legal status similar to that of administrative detainees, which allows Israeli security authorities to hold a person in detention without charge or trial for an unlimited amount of time, with military court supervision over the extension of the detention every six months. The detainee has no way to know why he is held in prison – beyond a vague statement regarding his status as “a threat to regional security” – or if there is any evidence against him. Sarsak had also not been able to see any of his family in three years, as all visitations from the Gaza Strip are forbidden by Israel.

israelfacts:

Palestinian footballer Mahmoud Sarsak is greeted upon his arrival in Gaza City, on July 10, 2012. Under pressure from the international community, Israel freed the Gazan on Tuesday after keeping him behind bars for 3 years without telling him why or giving him a trial, in a deal to end his four-month hunger strike. The 25-year-old shed nearly half his weight during this time. (Getty Images)

From +972:

On July 22, 2009 Sarsak arrived at the Erez checkpoint between Gaza and Israel with a valid permit to enter the West Bank, where he was seeking to advance his sporting career, after already having received offers from a German football team.

However, the permit didn’t help Sarsak, who was arrested on site and branded an “unlawful combatant” – a legal status similar to that of administrative detainees, which allows Israeli security authorities to hold a person in detention without charge or trial for an unlimited amount of time, with military court supervision over the extension of the detention every six months. The detainee has no way to know why he is held in prison – beyond a vague statement regarding his status as “a threat to regional security” – or if there is any evidence against him. Sarsak had also not been able to see any of his family in three years, as all visitations from the Gaza Strip are forbidden by Israel.

Jul 10th · 94 · © · tagged: Mahmoud Sarsak Israel Palestine
  1. seventh-realms reblogged this from israelfacts
  2. princesspetasse reblogged this from israelfacts
  3. nunzi3 reblogged this from israelfacts
  4. anindiscriminatecollection reblogged this from anotsosadsong
  5. itameelephants reblogged this from israelfacts
  6. moerf reblogged this from israelfacts
  7. emperorironlungs reblogged this from israelfacts
  8. littlebluej reblogged this from ejakeldoor
  9. gingerche reblogged this from israelfacts
  10. yadounya reblogged this from onedirectionfacingmecca and added:
    It’s the hairline.
  11. emmydiocracy reblogged this from israelfacts
  12. ibethatlioness reblogged this from eastafriqueen
  13. eastafriqueen reblogged this from erifresh
  14. useofweapons reblogged this from anotsosadsong
  15. alwaysgametime reblogged this from verbalresistance
  16. atomicstockpile reblogged this from onedirectionfacingmecca
  17. erifresh reblogged this from onedirectionfacingmecca and added:
    Thank God!
  18. brittanykaydg reblogged this from onedirectionfacingmecca and added:
    ^ I thought it was drake at first too! Food to hear he’s out though.
  19. howarethosenuts reblogged this from androphilia
  20. versaria reblogged this from onedirectionfacingmecca and added:
    GO FORTH AND SLAY SOME APARTHEID.
  21. anotsosadsong reblogged this from onedirectionfacingmecca
  22. muslimnproud reblogged this from mademoisellealiyah
  23. mademoisellealiyah reblogged this from ejakeldoor
  24. flawlessescape reblogged this from ejakeldoor
  25. howmuchisthatzanussi reblogged this from androphilia
  26. ejakeldoor reblogged this from israelfacts
  27. mufasainthesky reblogged this from israelfacts
  28. realhumanbe1ng reblogged this from androphilia
  29. androphilia reblogged this from israelfacts and added:
    Click here to view more pictures.