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Occupation revokes permits of 3 PA officials after Karim Younis visit

  • By Al Mayadeen English
  • Source: Agencies
  • 8 Jan 2023 10:21
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This comes days after "Israel's" security cabinet withheld millions in revenues from the Palestinian Authority (PA) and enforced an embargo on Palestinian construction projects in the occupied West Bank.

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  • Mahmud al-Alul, Azzam al-Ahmad and Rawhi Fattouh with freed prisoner Karim Younis (Social media)
    Mahmud al-Alul, Azzam al-Ahmad and Rawhi Fattouh with freed prisoner Karim Younis (Social media)

Three senior officials from Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah party had their entry permits revoked after visiting recently-freed prisoner Karim Yunis in his village of Aara. 

Mahmoud al-Alul, Azzam al-Ahmad and Rawhi Fattouh visited him after he was released on Thursday following his liberation after 40 years he spent behind the bars of the Israeli occupation. 

The office of Security Minister Yoav Galant said in a statement, "The three men took advantage of their status and entered 'Israel' this morning (Saturday) to travel to the home of the terrorist Karim Yunis." Their permits were revoked following the visit.

The appointed security minister served earlier as a former Knesset MP in Netanyahu's previous governments and is a member of the PM's Likud party. Galant is also the former commander of the Israeli occupation's southern region.

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