News 24 Israel jails a Palestinian poet for a poem

Palestinian poet Darin Tatar jailed for inciting violence and supporting banned terrorist organization because of comments posted on social networking sites

An Israeli court has sentenced Darin to five months in prison

Darren said his poem was misunderstood and did not advocate violence. [3] 19659002] Joland Neal of the BBC in Jerusalem stated that the poet's case was Authentic An important case among advocates of freedom of expression has drawn attention to the escalation of Israeli arrests of Arab citizens of Israeli nationality and Palestinians in the occupied West Bank for incitement or planning. attacks on the Internet

.In calls, the shootings and kidnappings of Palestinian or Arab citizens of Israeli nationality, who have killed 55 Israelis since October 2015.

Israel says hundreds of attackers were killed and others arrested when 39; attacks.

"I was waiting at a jail and that's what happened, I was not expecting justice."

Darin, 36, was arrested in October 2015 and was spent several months behind bars before being placed under house arrest in January. [1969002] She was first placed in an apartment in Tel Aviv and restricted her movement because the Israeli authorities considered her a "threat to public security"

She was then allowed to return to her hometown, which she continued in various forms until the end of her trial, and was not allowed to using cell phones or phones

Daren was charged with inciting terrorism because of three early publications of a targeting wave of Israelis who stabbed, killed and trampled Palestinians or Arabs Israeli nationality.

The first publication was a video of one of his poems. While scenes of Palestinian protesters throw stones at the Israeli security forces.

The poem includes words such as: "Resist, my people, resist it.

The indictment states that "the content of the poem and the circumstances of its publication have created a real possibility of committing acts of violence or terrorism."

But Darren insisted that the poem had been translated and misinterpreted. "They did not understand my poem," she told Reuters last year. There is no call for violence. Daren was also convicted of another publication that prosecutors say is supporting the group of Palestinian Islamic Jihad, classified as a terrorist organization by Israel, the United States and the United Kingdom, and calling for a new Palestinian uprising against the Israeli occupation. The third publication was a photo of an Arab woman of Israeli nationality who was shot dead by the Israeli police after stabbing: "I am the next martyr. "

After his sentence, Ha'aretz quoted Darin:" My trials have removed the masks. The whole world will hear my story. The whole world will hear what is democratic Israel, a democracy for the Jews only, while the Arabs will only go to jail. "

" The court said that I am convicted of terrorism. If he is a terrorist, I give the world the terror of love. "