Zionist forces detain Palestinian minister of Jerusalem al-Quds affairs

 A local source, speaking on condition of anonymity due to restrictions on speaking to the media, said Israeli police forces and intelligence agents raided Fadi al-Hadami’s home in the East Jerusalem al-Quds neighborhood of Silwan at Sunday dawn, and conducted searches before arresting him and taking him in for questioning.

The grounds for Hadami’s detainment remain unclear. There was no comment from Israeli authorities on the report.

This is the third time that Hadami has been arrested by Israeli authorities since taking up his post as part of Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh’s new government in April.

Back on September 25, Israeli soldiers stormed Hadami’s house, and violently ransacked it for hours before taking the Palestinian minister away 

Israeli police spokesman Micky Rosenfled said at the time that Hadami had been detained on charges of allegedly breaking a law prohibiting political activity in Jerusalem al-Quds by the Palestinian Authority, which is based in the occupied central West Bank city of Ramallah, located 10 kilometers (6 miles) north of Jerusalem al-Quds.

Israeli forces arrest Palestinian minister in J’slm al-QudsIsraeli military forces have arrested the Palestinian Minister for Jerusalem al-Quds Affairs Fadi al-Hadami in the occupied West Bank.

The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) condemned the arrest then, describing it part of the Israeli regime’s plans to Judaize Jerusalem al-Quds.

Adnan al-Husseini, a member of PLO Executive Committee, also said the Tel Aviv regime’s continued arrests of Palestinian figures in Jerusalem al-Quds is unjustified and part of “violations against civil.”

Hadami was also arrested in late June, a few days after accompanying the Chilean ambassador on a visit to the al-Aqsa Mosque compound, which had angered the Israeli regime.

According to him, the reason given for the arrest was “violating sovereignty.”

Israel frees Palestinian minister after brief arrestIsraeli regime forces release Palestinian Minister of Jerusalem al-Quds Affairs Fadi al-Hadami several hours after they arrested him during a raid on his home in the occupied city.

Jerusalem al-Quds remains at the heart of the decades-long Israeli–Palestinian conflict.

Palestinians want the occupied West Bank as part of their future independent state, and hope that East Jerusalem al-Quds – occupied by the Tel Aviv regime since 1967 – will one day serve as the capital of their future sovereign state.