Interior Ministry refutes Egypt indictment of Palestinians

  Ministry of Interior in Gaza refuted an Egyptian indictment of 70 Palestinians for interfering in Egyptian affairs and breaking into Egyptian prisons during January 25 revolution in 2011.

The ministry said in a statement that “the indictment is totally invalid that it is based on false and inaccurate information,”
“It comes against the backdrop of a defamation campaign launched by Egyptian media against Palestinians with the aim of building wedges in the relationship between the two peoples, and demonizing the besieged population of Gaza,” the statement added.
The ministry called on the Egyptian authorities “to stop the Egyptian media’s allegation which have become a cliché and stand by Gaza people instead in the face of the occupation,”
“Egypt's national security is a priority; we will not allow anybody to shake it," the statement added, wishing security and peace for the Egyptian people.
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The ministry said that two among those listed in the indictment are Hossam al-Sane’ and Tayseer Abu Snaimeh who passed in 2008 and 2010, and Mohamed Abu Lebda and Mohammed Abu Shawish who normally died in 2005 and 2007 – prior to the outbreak of the Egyptian revolution.
“Hassan Salameh, another convicted by the Egypt’s judiciary, has been sentenced to life imprisonment and detained in Israeli prisons since 1996,” it said.
It explained that “Nearly half of the 33 names mentioned has no records of movement through Gaza's border crossings has never left outside Gaza,”
“Five names on the list do not exist in the Palestinian civil registry: Mohammed Moussa, Shadi Ibrahim, Rashad Abu Khedira , Rami Kheir Allah, and Muhammad Mayouf,” the statement said. 
Nine names were mentioned incorrect, as they are similar to the real names in either the first and second name or the first and third name, the statement added, referring the real names as follows:
Naim Awad Al-Abed , Haron Gamal Abdel Rahman , Raed Hassan Gbon , Rami Ali Samsom , Nael Atallah Abu Obeid , Mohamed Tawfik Silawi , Adham Riala , Goma’ Salem Shjani , and Ayman Mahmoud Khalil Abu Taher .