Israeli police released today the Secretary of Fatah movement in Jerusalem after renewing the decision issued to prevent him from contacting 21 Palestinian characters for 6 months.

Israeli forces called for Shady Mattour today morning to investigate with him in the police station in western Jerusalem.

Mattour received the desicion which prevents him from contacting 21 Palestinian public figures directly and indirectly, including Mahmoud Al-Aloul, the governor of the Palestinian authority, Adnan Ghaith, governor for the Quds governorate, and Muatasim Tayyem.

He is also deprived of contacting Abdel Munim Hamdan, the Debuty Commissioner-General, and other members of FATAH movement and secretaries of regularly regions.

This decision comes after a series of administrative decisions issued for the secretary of FATAH movement in Jerusalem, Shady Mattour, which ended with preventing him from entering the West Bank.

This is a part of a brutal campaign adopted by the Israeli government and its security forces to prevent the people’s actions inside Jerusalem.