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January 29th, 2015 
David Schulberg
According to Press TV, the youngest girl detained by Zionist regime so far, Malak al-Khatib was arrested on December 31, 2014 in the village of Betin, near Ramallah.
Following at least three hearings, an Israeli court sentenced Malak to two months and a fine of $1,500 on charges of stone-throwing and the possession of a knife; the girl’s parents have vehemently rejected both charges.
Ali al-Khatib, Malak’s father, questioned Zionist regime’s harsh court order, saying, “A 14-year-old girl won’t pose any threat to soldiers’ lives.”
He said “They are well equipped and well trained so what kind of threat could she have posed to them?”
Malak’s mother, Khawla, said, “She is a child. She was framed. She did not throw stones, nor did she carry a knife.”
According to Palestinians, the treatment of Khatib, who still has four weeks of her term left at a central Israeli prison for women, demonstrates Tel Aviv regime’s excessive measures against the Palestinians.
Meanwhile, Sarit Michaeli, a member of B’Tselem rights group, has criticized the Israeli regime handling of the Palestinian girl.
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Source Article from http://english.irib.ir/news/world/west-asia/item/203775-zionist-regime-jails-palestinian-teen-for-60-days
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