Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi was freed from prison in Israel as part of the latest exchange in a captive release deal between Israel and Hamas. The 22-year-old, one of the highest-profile ...

Ahed Tamimi, 22, was seen reuniting with her mother ... Israel's prison service said a mixture of men and women had been freed "from a number of [its] facilities". Ms Tamimi, 22, was arrested ...

A Palestinian teenager who was filmed assaulting an Israeli soldier in the occupied West Bank has been freed after eight months in jail. Video showing Ahed Tamimi slapping and kicking the soldier ...

Palestinian teenager Ahed Tamimi left prison Sunday after an eight ... Her mother Nariman was also arrested, as was her cousin Nour, who was freed in March. Israel's military said the soldiers ...

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Progressive Socialist Party head Walid Joumblatt tweeted, “No matter how long it takes, Palestine will be freed. Salutations to the heroine of steadfastness and challenge, Ahed Tamimi.” ...

On 21 March, it was announced that Ahed Tamimi was to be sentenced to eight months in prison. A video of the 17-year-old Palestinian girl slapping and kicking two Israeli soldiers outside her home ...

Today, an estimated 1,700 were freed, but a total of 5,500 inmates are expected to be released as part of the emergency scheme.

An Israeli military court has approved a plea deal that will see Palestinian teenager Ahed Tamimi serve an eight-month jail sentence on top of a fine of nearly US$1500. If we are serious about using ...

Two brutes accused of randomly pummeling an 82-year-old woman on a Bronx street have been released without bail — even though the violent pair has a combined 18 prior arrests, The Post has learned.

Around 1,700 prisoners are expected to be let out today before their sentences are served in a bid to cut overcrowding - on top of the 1,000 normally freed each week. Downing Street said the ...