Occupied Quds - Saba:
The Zionist enemy's court postponed, on Sunday, the trial of Al-Quds journalist Bayan J'abeh until July 22, while maintaining the house arrest imposed on her for the past three months and banning her from using social media.
Local sources reported that the enemy authorities continue to enforce judicial measures against J'abeh, including holding multiple trial sessions over the past months despite her pregnancy and childbirth.
J'abeh was arrested on February 28 from inside Al-Aqsa Mosque while pregnant, alongside her husband, journalist Muhammad Al-Sadiq, and their two children. She was later released under strict conditions, most notably house arrest.
It is worth noting that journalist Bayan J'abeh, a mother of three—the eldest being seven years old and the youngest not exceeding three months—gave birth during her house arrest.
Over the past two years, the policy of repression against Palestinian journalists and activists has intensified, with enemy forces enforcing bans on entering Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Old City of occupied Quds, in addition to issuing house arrests and detention orders against many of them.
The Zionist enemy's court postponed, on Sunday, the trial of Al-Quds journalist Bayan J'abeh until July 22, while maintaining the house arrest imposed on her for the past three months and banning her from using social media.
Local sources reported that the enemy authorities continue to enforce judicial measures against J'abeh, including holding multiple trial sessions over the past months despite her pregnancy and childbirth.
J'abeh was arrested on February 28 from inside Al-Aqsa Mosque while pregnant, alongside her husband, journalist Muhammad Al-Sadiq, and their two children. She was later released under strict conditions, most notably house arrest.
It is worth noting that journalist Bayan J'abeh, a mother of three—the eldest being seven years old and the youngest not exceeding three months—gave birth during her house arrest.
Over the past two years, the policy of repression against Palestinian journalists and activists has intensified, with enemy forces enforcing bans on entering Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Old City of occupied Quds, in addition to issuing house arrests and detention orders against many of them.