The coordinator of the "Release of Egyptian Prisoners in Israel" campaign, Mahmoud Said Lutfi, said Israel arrested three Egyptian children who were recently released by the Court of Beersheba after serving 60 days in prison. Lutfi said Salah Ahmed, 13, Mohamed Selim, 15, and Fayez Abdel Hamid, 14 were now in Israeli prison after they were on their way to Egypt via Awja border crossing. Lutfi said the Israeli government incarcerated the children as a response to Israeli Public Prosecutors to appeal against their sentence at an October 5 trial before three judges. He said the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Egyptian embassy in Tel Aviv are neglecting the case. There will be a press conference in the coming days to discuss the children's status. The three were originally arrested on July 14. Israel children's release in return for the release of the spy Owda Trabein. Lutfi said he is still coordinating with some lawyers from “Arab 48,” including Asmahan Abdel Hady. According to Lutfi, there are 19 Egyptians under investigation in Israel under ambiguous charges.
