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Ahed Tamimi, a teenager who became a connoisseur of Palestinian resistance by attacking and reprimanding two Israeli soldiers, left the prison on Sunday (29) after eight months in detention.
The 17-year-old girl and her mother, He was also arrested after the incident and taken to Nabi Saleh in the West Bank, occupied by Israel, said Israeli prison spokesman Sharon, Assaf Librati .
When they arrived at the village, they were greeted by relatives and friends who came to receive them. "The resistance continues until the occupation is over," said Tamimi, applauded by his supporters and in front of a number of gathered journalists. "
At a press conference shortly after in the village, Tamini said that she was very happy to return home, but that" this joy is dazzled because there is still detained prisoners. "
Tamini refused to answer
Asked about her future, the teenager said she wanted to study law to defend" the Palestinian cause. "
Before the conference, Tamimi visited relatives who lost a family member in June in clashes with Israeli soldiers.
She then went to Ramallah, where she laid a wreath on the grave of the ruler Palestinian Ybader Arafat
She then went to the headquarters of the Palestinian Authority, where she met Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas
Palestine hosted the teenager, "a model of the Palestinian struggle for freedom, independence and independence the decline of our Palestinian state, "according to a statement issued by the Wafa agency
.
Before the liberation, Israeli police on Saturday arrested two Italians and two Palestinians who painted a giant portrait of Tamimi on the separation wall.
The young woman was arrested on December 19, 2017, a few days after recording a video in which she appears to be beating two Israeli soldiers and that she has viralised
. ] In the photos, she is seen approaching with her cousin Nour Tamimi two Israeli soldiers who were in the backyard of his house in Nabi Saleh.
The two teenagers ask them to leave and then beat them. Ahed Tamimi was 16 when she was arrested.
On March 21, she was sentenced to eight months in jail.
While many Palestinians consider Ahed Tamimi as an example of courage against the Palestinians, she has been involved in a number of other incidents involving soldiers. Israeli abuses in the occupied territories, many Israelis consider the opposite, as an example of how Palestinians incite their youth to dio
The judgment of the teenager in a military court received a great coverage of the average. Tamimi (eight months in jail) was almost as important as that of Israeli soldier Elor Azaria, sentenced to nine months for executing a Palestinian who was wounded on the ground and who did not represent a danger.
"A little terrorist can not be turned into a hero, but what does he do," said Oren Haza, a Likud MP (right), the party of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
"very dangerous … most Israelis will say who would want to see her imprisoned for 20 years."
For human rights defenders, the Tamimi case has highlighted the Israeli military court practices with Palestinian conviction rates of up to 99%.
As the West Bank is a territory occupied militarily by Israel, Palestinians who live are tried by military courts.
"Hundreds of Palestinian children are behind bars and receive no attention," Human Rights Watch director in Israel said. Omar Shakir, denouncing the "endemic maltreatment" of minors
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