If youve seen the video when she while she was arguing arrested after midnight that her face was covered soil the the image of i had this innocent while a blond girl was not really something that apparently israel wanted to wanted to show and i want to again say that the story by her it is just an example of hundreds probably thousands of stories and i see one of the pictures the studio is for. Shes there was the of the girl who was led by two israeli two Israeli Soldiers from my town of beit omar and she she was arrested in front of her school one hundred to madonna and this is duran and she was arrested in front of her school shes my sisters friend and the i know her and they know exactly that there is no reason at all to force him out to be arrested the. The main the main philosophy i guess the main reasons would really drive the israeli army to arrest palestinian children. Its a systematic and planned way to destroy the Palestinian Society by taking these children away from their families and then just putting them in prisons not allowing them for Education Family visits or basic human rights i mean at the end of the day they are children thats Something Else to deal with but even as humans theyre denied a lot of access to their basic human rights. And i dont know i put this to you because we are still israeli army can you be on this program we want to understand what is going on here why would you put minors in detention this is what the israeli army sent to us they said that the i. D. F. And additional Security Forces acting order to maintain security and stability today and somalia unfortunately in recent years many mines have been involved in violent incidents including acts of terror and other offenses so again that breaking the law defense or releasing. If i could only in sorry. I mean what we see from the cases that we represent is that its really not about guilt or innocence its not about Holding Children accountable for specific conduct. I think generally the military detention system does work to control Palestinian Society so when we talk about military courts often people have a sense that if youre talking about a court there is there is some form of justice thats administered there the military court system is can be further from justice really the goal is to arrest illtreat you know five hundred to seven hundred palestinian kids each year run through this military court system where the overwhelming majority of these kids plead guilty because its the fastest way to get them out of that secure situation where pretrial detention is the norm right there and theyre looking even a child. Facing one stone throwing charge which throwing stones is a specific offense under military law the majority of children are charged with throwing stones they may spend anywhere from three months to twelve months in detention for that specific charge and then when theyre released theres usually a fine that could be one hundred dollars to three thousand dollars and then also a suspended sentence probationary period essentially that would be three five years if they are charged the same offense again in that period they automatically serve you know whatever the specific charge or the sentence would be so if youre a fifteen year old child in the west bank youre arrested charged a military court and you have a five five year suspended sentence that carries you pastor eighteenth birthday in the us for example youd have the right to have that expunged have a clean slate these these arrest these detentions you know even if its for a period of several weeks it stays with you. For your life it doesnt disappear youre talking about the effects on the person our community had a lot of questions on the effects on the family the Greater Family and what this does to them and ill give this to you a couple tweets this is jennifer she says where are the children how in detention do they receive family visit another person this is lawrence on twitter and he wants to know how long the parents travel to see their kids in prison or in detention have you been able to see a head in and what is that process even like for the families who want to. I want to have been two feet because i spent last week in. The thirtys. When its big. But for other children. When they are. They have with up to three months until the release of what it is given with their families to visit them so you think this month doesnt match. The mine. They only the families only see them or. Like. Doing that. Which is for five minutes and ten minutes maximum is then. 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You know youve given us so much more insight into we often see pictures like this one have a look here this one came from your then a station bride and one of your attorneys is representing this young man here what happens after this moment youve just really unpacked that for us again the israeli army told us that the Legal Proceedings involving minus takes into account the age required to interrogations are carried out only by training youth investigators gives the mind of the right for a parent to be present during the investigation and ensures that mine is only stand trial before a specially appointed youth court that is what they said in their statement to us milk and thats what our community is not so convinced this is john and they spoke who raises a point that you raised earlier about the spin disproportionate Israeli Settlers throwing stones receive slaps on the wrists if they are punished at all while how syrians face Prison International law supports resistance against armed occupation which would include stone throwing but i want to pivot just a little bit to this tweet we got from reg whos asking a question about facts physical or mental he says what type of physical evidence exists to support torture during detention obviously psychological scars dont show as easily and its relatively easy to ensure no child a scene until physical evidence is gone you want to talk about one. Absolutely i i have too many examples to use from from my own my own experience growing up and they dont mind seeing most of my cousins and most of my phones being detained with a picture of the young kid the kid who was arrested by twenty three soldiers shows some physical evidence and its been on his face that he was tortured in the process. I think that the. One of the stories of my cousins my cousin was transferred to come it sore and in the process he was beaten up in the in the jeep so and another cousin while they were taking him to the Interrogation Center he was also being kicked by the difference holders at the same time and the same thing with the sort of my father too. Had to go through that to see the physical cues for more than ten minutes during the transfer process so. Going back to the i. D. F. The israeli army comment the trained investigators are. Not sure if theyre really trained at all or maybe their training is to make sure the palestinian children sign papers that they dont understand or just say that i threw one stone or two sons or whatever this is. From from the work of our lawyers in the military courts in working on these cases i mean what we see is that there are legal adjustments in amendments made to the military law that would you know sort of go in line with what the Israeli Military statement suggests but in practice there is no right to a lawyer during interrogation in ninety seven percent of cases that we document kids dont have a parent present right parents or even if theyre accompanied a child or followed the child to the Interrogation Center if theyre able to know where their child been taken theyre not allowed in or are being been able to sit in that interrogation are these proceedings happening in arabic to the military Court Proceedings are all in hebrew or the arabic translation thats thats quite rough usually based on the observations that ive had been sitting in the courts in the interrogations are you know this is another disparity under the military law where theyre supposed to be conducted under the in the in arabic of the language of the child but often we have being conducted in hebrew with with limited arabic translation children in you know anywhere from twenty to thirty percent of cases do sign documents in hebrew that can be confessions incriminating statements and in really these interrogations you know getting back to the point on torture we see physical violence slopping punching. I think sixty two percent of cases from last year. Threats inducement and shouting pounding on the table in timid. Ation and its really all built around providing confession or creating something that could be used to pass on military prosecutor to charge the child in the military courts because through the military Law Framework because the courts are you know lack to process guarantees the really is no independent oversight over us that means theres no evidence gathering so the interrogation is the place where evidence is is created to then pass to a prosecutor. And he has this conversation gone down on line guessing were almost out of time here i know theres so much more to talk about but how can people react to a lot of support for i had seen me on you tube and on twitter and i want to end with this tweet though from let it go he says its about time the world recognizes that palestinian lives matter and our children deserve rights protected freedom and a stance of justice from the International Community so bride door and. Thank you so much for being part of a conversation today i have a conversation at that we continue online at hash tag thanks for watching everybody take a. In the heart. Of. 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