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Annual Violations Report
into interrogation, then placed with two other people in a room facing
the wall for three hours. Around five, I was led into court where my
detention was extended to Thursday June 18 th without the presence
of any member of my family. I was then taken into the holding rooms
in the interrogation center where I was seen by a doctor and stripsearched.
I slept through the night out of exhaustion, and had some
food because I didn’t eat or drink anything since the moment of my
arrest. The following day, Tuesday June 16 th , a police officer came in
and told me to get ready for court.
The Waiting Room
A police officer led me into a waiting room in Al-Maskobiya. I was
left there alone for almost two hours, after which two Israelis walked
into the room and lingered for ten minutes. When I walked towards
the door to call the police officer, the two Israelis attacked me from
behind and violently struck me on my head and body. I was writhing
in pain after they threw me on the floor and continued to beat me
with all their might. At the beginning, the beating concentrated on my
face; my mouth and nose started to bleed because of the repeated
punches. During the attack, one of them – I don’t remember which
one because I was beginning to lose consciousness at the time- hit
me on the back of my head with a sharp razor. I felt excruciating
pain as the blood started pouring out of my head; I completely lost
consciousness after that. I’m not sure for how long I was unconscious
before I woke up in a clinic-like room, surrounded by a group of doctors.
I started to regain consciousness as I continued to bleed from various
wounds on my body. After five minutes, with blood dribbling from my
mouth, I was taken into a room where someone took care of me and
provided me with food and water. The following day, I was led into
interrogation despite my constant dizziness. The interrogation lasted
for ten minutes during which I was questioned about the attack. I was
later interrogated for an hour with the interrogator trying to force a
confession out of me; I refused to confess to anything. I went to court
on Thursday, and my hearing was postponed to Sunday June 21 st .
I was in agonizing pain the whole time, and constantly demanded
to be seen by a doctor; my requests were denied every time. I was
released after the court hearing on Sunday June 21 st , 2015 under the
condition of leaving Issawiya and staying under house arrest in my
sister’s house in Sur Baher neighborhood.
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