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Prominent Palestinian Activist Arrested by PA for Protesting High Fuel Prices and Corruption

The Palestinian Authority security services arrested prominent activist Suhaib Zahda in Hebron after he sought permission to hold a protest over rising fuel prices, salary cuts, and alleged corruption—sparking rights-group criticism that dissent and protests are being tightly restricted.

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Prominent Palestinian Activist Arrested by PA for Protesting High Fuel Prices and Corruption

A prominent Palestinian activist, Suhaib Zahda from Hebron, was arrested by Palestinian Authority security forces after seeking approval to stage a protest over high fuel prices, salary cuts, and corruption. Lawyers for Justice said he was detained by the preventive security service when he arrived at the Hebron Governorate to request permission for a peaceful demonstration. The group said the arrest reflects restrictions on freedom of expression and the right to protest. Activists linked the move to a broader campaign to silence critics and deter protests across the West Bank.

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