Fight husband jailed sperm wife

Description:Jerusalem municipality staff threatens to demolish Silwan buildings Palestinian prisoner on 40th day of hunger strike Palestinian prisoner dies inside Israeli prison Israel declares Tubas-area village closed military zone Lieberman to approve 31 settlement housing units in Hebron City Israeli special forces detain stabbing attack suspect Israeli forces detain 6 Palestinians, including woman, in West Bank Israeli forces injure 4 Palestinians along Gaza borders Gaza's rate of unemployment doubled since start of Israeli siege Israeli forces detain Palestinian youths, confiscate vehicle in Nablus Wife of jailed prisoner gives birth to baby girl using smuggled sperm Aug. The Palestinian Authority Committee for Prisoners' Affairs said the woman, who was not identified, gave birth to a baby girl named Hamam in a Ramallah hospital in the central occupied West Bank. The woman's husband, Mreisheh Muhammad Shreiteh, from the al-Mazraa al-Gharbiya village near Ramallah, was detained over a year ago and was sentenced to six years in prison. The family said they named the baby girl Hamam, which means dove, as a symbol of freedom. The Razan Medical Center for Infertility and IVF said in March that it knew of 35 such births that had been born through artificial insemination using sperm smuggled out of Israeli jails. The first reportedly took place in , when Dalal al-Zein had a baby using sperm smuggled from her husband who had been jailed in Israel for 15 years.

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