Ahed Tamimi - Tamimi, Ahed; Morris, Paul; Heron, Paul
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Ahed Tamimi received prominent media coverage internationally when she was arrested by the Israeli Occupation authorities shortly before Christmas 2017. Israeli soldiers forced their way into the Tamimi's home at night time, and arrested Nariman and Bassem Tamimi's 16-year-old daughter, Ahed. The day before, there had been a demonstration to protest against the Occupation Army's use of force when Ahed's 14-year-old cousin Muhammed was shot in the face during another demonstration. In the course of the demonstration, an Israeli soldier hit Ahed, but Ahed defended herself, slapping the soldier…mehr

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Ahed Tamimi received prominent media coverage internationally when she was arrested by the Israeli Occupation authorities shortly before Christmas 2017. Israeli soldiers forced their way into the Tamimi's home at night time, and arrested Nariman and Bassem Tamimi's 16-year-old daughter, Ahed. The day before, there had been a demonstration to protest against the Occupation Army's use of force when Ahed's 14-year-old cousin Muhammed was shot in the face during another demonstration. In the course of the demonstration, an Israeli soldier hit Ahed, but Ahed defended herself, slapping the soldier in his face. That allegedly was the reason why this young girl was thrown into prison. But Ahed Tamimi has shown defiance towards the Occupation Army on several occasions. Ahed herself says: "We only want to live a peaceful life. We want to play like other children. My dream is to become a football player." But the occupation prevents the children from being children. Ahed lives in the West Bank village of Nabi Saleh, some 20 kilometres north of Jerusalem. Nabi Saleh is famous for its peaceful resistance against the oppression. Nabi Saleh is a place where Palestinian, Israeli and international women enjoy picnics near a water spring in the park. "Nabi Saleh is where I lost my Zionism", wrote Lisa Goldman in "+972 Magazine". Ahed Tamimi embodies the spirit of Nabi Saleh. This is her story, written by Paul Morris, Paul Heron, Peter Lahti and Ahed Tamimi's aunt, Manal Tamimi.
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Manal Tamimi is a human rights defender from the village of Nabi Saleh, 20 km northwest of Ramallah on the Palestinian West Bank, presently occupied by Israel. Manal holds an international law master degree from al Quds University. She is a bord member of PSCC ( Popular Struggle Coordination Committee). Since she was a teen aged she took a part leading the protest in her school during the first Intifada as a member of the student youth movement. After 2008, after her village joined the popular resistance, she took a very import part as a femal leader and advocacy officer in her village, elected as a bord member in the PSC. She was a arrested three times according to different justifications, one of them was posting on Facebook about the occupation which was considered an incitement. She also has been injured twice once with a live bullet by a sniper with a silencer which caused a fraction in her left leg. Her husband also got arrested and injured many times due to his activism as a journalist who documents what happens in and around his village Now her two sons Osama who is 22 and Muhammad 19 are in prison for participating the protests in their village.