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Two Italian graffiti artists were expelled from Israel because they made an image of young Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi on the wall that separates Israel from the West Bank. Israeli agents held both on Saturday while they were working on the separation wall. A Palestinian who was in their company was also taken away.
Yesterday, Israeli justice decided that Italians were guilty of vandalism. Their visas were withdrawn and they were told that they had to leave the country within three days. They are no longer allowed to enter Israel for ten years. The Italians have returned home this morning. The Palestinian was released
Abused
Tamimi, 17, was arrested in December for the house in the West Bank where she lives with her family. She kicked an Israeli soldier and slapped his face while his mother filmed it. Tamimi became the symbol of Palestinian resistance against Israeli rule.
It was never stated whether she was attacking the soldier out of frustration with the Israeli aggression against one of his cousins, or to make the situation conscious. Let degenerate. Tamimi comes from a militant family
. Solidarity
Israel released Tamimi and his mother yesterday after an eight-month prison sentence. The Italians wanted to immortalize the Palestinian "in solidarity" on the wall of separation, inform their lawyer. They had been working for days when they were arrested. The lawyer notes that they were working near an Israeli watchtower and that they were observed for days before the police came into action.
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