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The death of a mysterious Palestinian girl, Israa Ghareeb, has aroused widespread anger on social media after suspicions about her death after a "crime of honor," which her family denies.
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The audio recording of a tortured and violently Israeli girl was widespread, but the BBC was unable to confirm the recording.
#All of us
He launched the pioneers of hashtag social networking sites # All_Isra_Grape in solidarity with IsraA, and soon published this Twitter tag in several Arab countries, garnering more than 50,000 tweets.
The death of Esra has once again brought to light the issue of crimes of honor in Arab countries. In this context, Arwa al-Weqayan wrote: "The misery of a sick society that claims murder without mercy".
"Palestinian law does not protect women, does not deter perpetrators of" crimes of honor "and encourages them to kill," he said.
Shiraz demanded that images of the killers be published for defamation and social ostracism.
"How many Israel die per second in our Arab world?"
As for Abu Isbaa, he has released a solidarity video in the style of hip-hop.
The family denies
The 21-year-old Palestinian family issued a statement on a number of Palestinian websites in which they deny social media charges as "malicious rumors". .
Palestinian law
In May 2014, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas issued a decree abolishing the mitigated excuse for crimes of honor after the 1960 Penal Code in the Palestinian Territories left a moderate excuse to those who murdered a woman to defend. L & # 39; honor
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