"Asked by his interrogators whether he was involved in political activities like demonstrations, Kandil stressed that he was not politically active and that the PHA forbids it. He was also asked about his family and informed his questioners that his father had been born in Jordan to a family of Palestinian origin. He was also required to answer questions about his colleagues, the project he was working on, the organization he works for and whether he speaks Arabic, which he does not. He was also asked to provide all his phone numbers and email addresses. When the questioning was over, he was told he was not being admitted to Israel and a flight back to Poland was arranged for Tuesday morning." "The detainee’s sister, Alicjia Kandil, who works in Israel for the Polish Press Agency, said she believed her brother’s arrest was related to an incident last year which, she said, had embarrassed the security forces. The incident concerned the destruction of a water system that Kamil’s organization had refurbished in the South Hebron Hills by the Israel Defense Forces." haaretz/news/national/.premium-1.545869
Posted on: Mon, 09 Sep 2013 12:34:45 +0000
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