Fares Saritah (2nd L), is brought to
the courtroom of the Jerusalem's District Court, on Aug. 13, 2015. Two
separate indictments were filed on Thursday in Israeli courts against
two Arab Israelis for trying to join the Islamic State (IS) organization
on two separate incidents, according to the Court Authority
spokesperson. Court protocols delivered by the Court Authority
spokesperson unit reveal that one indictment was filed on Thursday
morning at the Jerusalem District Court against Fares Saritah, 18, from
the east Jerusalem village of Akeb. Saritah, who was arrested in July,
was charged with attempting to join an illegal organization, as the IS
is considered a banned organization under the Israeli law
Fares Saritah (2nd L), is seen at the courtroom of the Jerusalem's District Court, on Aug. 13, 2015. Two separate indictments were filed on Thursday in Israeli courts against two Arab Israelis for trying to join the Islamic State (IS) organization on two separate incidents, according to the Court Authority spokesperson. Court protocols delivered by the Court Authority spokesperson unit reveal that one indictment was filed on Thursday morning at the Jerusalem District Court against Fares Saritah, 18, from the east Jerusalem village of Akeb. Saritah, who was arrested in July, was charged with attempting to join an illegal organization, as the IS is considered a banned organization under the Israeli law
Fares Saritah (2nd L), is seen at the courtroom of the Jerusalem's District Court, on Aug. 13, 2015. Two separate indictments were filed on Thursday in Israeli courts against two Arab Israelis for trying to join the Islamic State (IS) organization on two separate incidents, according to the Court Authority spokesperson. Court protocols delivered by the Court Authority spokesperson unit reveal that one indictment was filed on Thursday morning at the Jerusalem District Court against Fares Saritah, 18, from the east Jerusalem village of Akeb. Saritah, who was arrested in July, was charged with attempting to join an illegal organization, as the IS is considered a banned organization under the Israeli law
