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Dima Wawi (November 20, 2003) was the youngest Palestinian prisoner in Israeli jails. She was released in April 24, 2016 after 75 days on charges of allegedly trying to stab a Jewish man at the main entrance of Karmei Tzur. After waking and making coffee for her brothers she left her home at 7:40 AM. She walked down a road separating her village from the Jewish village in question. When her mother and brothers noticed that Dima was missing they assumed that she had gone on to school.1A seventh-grade student Dima had poor grades and was chronically absent. Later, when news of her arrest broke some sources claim that she was wearing her school uniform when arrested. She was in bluejeans, trainers and a dirty blue hoody.2Arriving at the main entrance Dima accosted a civilian who turned in her direction. Seeing Dima holding a large knife he quickly pulled out his pistol and ordered her to drop the knife and lie on the ground. Later, her mother released a statement that said "Although I selfishly prayed that it was someone else’s daughter, that another mother would claim the little girl in the photo, it was unmistakable. Dima lay blindfold with her face violently shoved against the pavement. A settler’s foot was rammed against her back and a gun was pointed at her head. The photos and videos were taken near the illegal settlement of Karmi Tsur [ ... ] I held my tears, for I would not give the occupier the pleasure of victory over a child who was barely 12 years old. Eventhough Dima was 12 years old at the time she spent 4 and a half months in israeli prison.3On April 24, 2016 Dima was released after spending 4 and a half months in an Israeli prison.4 Learn "Dima Wawi" the youngest Palestinian prisoner : Repeatedly, "I want I go on the court." enter in June 4, 2016.
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Palestinian prisoner Dima Wawi (born November 20, 2003) was the youngest Palestinian prisoner in Israeli jails. She was released on April 24, 2016 after 75 days on charges of allegedly trying to stab a Jewish man at the main entrance of Karmei Tzur. After waking and making coffee for her brothers she left her home at 7:40 AM. She walked down a road separating her village from the Jewish village in question. When her mother and brothers noticed that Dima was missing they assumed that she had gone on to school. Arriving at the main entrance Dima accosted a civilian who turned in her direction. Allegedly they saw Dima holding a large knife he quickly pulled out his pistol and ordered her to drop the knife and lie on the ground. Later, her mother released a statement that said "Although I selfishly prayed that it was someone else's daughter, that another mother would claim the little girl in the photo, it was unmistakable. Dima lay blindfold with her face violently shoved against the pavement. A settler's foot was rammed against her back and a gun was pointed at her head. The photos and videos were taken near the illegal settlement of Karmi Tsur [ ... ] I held my tears, for I would not give the occupier the pleasure of victory over a child who was barely 12 years old. Even though Dima was twelve years old at the time, she spent four and a half months in Israeli prison.She was released on April 24, 2016. Learn "Dima Wawi" the youngest Palestinian prisoner : Repeatedly, "I want I go on the court." enter in June 4, 2016.
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Palestinian prisoner Dima al-Wawi (born November 20, 2003) is a Palestinian from Hebron.She was the youngest girl ever imprisoned by Israel, having been sentenced to four months in jail at age 12 for attempted manslaughter after attempting to stab a security guard at the main entrance of Karmi Tzur .She was released six weeks early on April 24, 2016; following her release she said that she had intended to kill the security guard and had dreamed of being " martyred ". Learn "Dima Wawi" the youngest Palestinian prisoner : Repeatedly, "I want I go on the court." enter in June 4, 2016.
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youngest palestinian prisoner in israeli jails
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palestinian from hebron
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