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Lost Yemeni Jewish boy returns home

Observed by: Mr. Alaa Isam

Yemen - After being lost for about two days in Raida district of Amran province, Benyamin Amran al-Nahari, an 8 year old kid returned back home on Monday morning.

Binyamin was lost suddenly on last Saturday while Jews used to practice religious rites on Saturdays. Saturday is their day off in which they fast. We suddenly found him at an area called Orgat al-Qudaimi. Then we took him back home, Ibrahim Yahiya told Yemen Observer, one of Binyamin relatives. By saying that, Yahiya defused what some media published about the story.

They believed that it was a kidnapping issue and that happened as a result of sentencing the murderer of the Jew Masha al-Nahari to death as they attributed this news to Jewish source. So kidnappers can then forcibly convince Jews to waive the issue of executing the murderer Abdul-Aziz al-Abdain. Yahiya said that none of these things occurred and it was an ordinary accident that may happen to any kid in the age of Binyamin.

Al-Mukalla: Agents Detain Two Children

Observed by: Mr. Alaa Isam

Security agents have arrested two children in the city of Mukalla, center of Hadrmout province and the second largest city in the south, after clashes with children and young people in al-Deesneighborhood during the passage of a vehicle to transport prisoners to the Central Prison.

Sources in the southern movement in the city said to the Aden News Agency that security agents have detained the children after a hit and run between security and boys in the neighborhood. Aden News Agency has got the names of the two children: Bakhit Omer al-Asani (13 years) and Hamzah Ahmed al-Jabri (12 years) and took them to an unknown location.

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