Hebron – Ma'an – A special Palestinian military court in Jenin in the northern West Bank on Sunday postponed until July 15 the sentencing of a group of Palestinians accused of collaborating with Israel.
Sources in the military prosecution in Jenin told Ma'an that suspect number one, referred to by the initials WSS is the main suspect accused of running a group of 14 collaborators who operated in Hebron in the southern West Bank. He is believed to have given the Israeli intelligence information about Palestinian activists, resulting in their apprehension as well as the destruction of several houses.
The session was headed by Judge Abdul-Kareem Al-Masri with Nabil Jabir and Muhriz 'Ityani as consultants. Head of the Jenin military prosecution, Judge 'Issa Amr was also present.
In April 2008, the Higher Palestinian military court sentenced a Palestinian security officer referred to as AMS to death after he was found guilty of treason and collaborating with the Israeli intelligence.
He was member of the same group tried on Sunday.
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