Official PA daily uses non-recognition terminology: "Territories occupied in 1948"
“On the eve of [International] Women’s Day, which began on Saturday [March 8, 2014], the Palestinian Prisoners’ Club revealed that the number of female prisoners in the prisons of the occupation has reached 22, seven of whom have been tried and fifteen are detainees. 17 of them are being held in the Sharon occupation prison, and the most veteran among them is prisoner Lina Al-Jarbouni…
Prisoner Lina Al-Jarbouni, the most veteran of the female prisoners, is from the village of Arrabat Al-Battuf, in the territories occupied in 1948 (i.e., Israel).”
Note: Lina Al-Jarbouni - An Israeli Arab woman serving a sentence of 17 years, convicted March 9, 2004 of maintaining contact with and helping Islamic Jihad terrorists, of conspiring to commit terrorist attacks and of aiding an enemy during war. Arrabet Al-Batouf is a village in the lower Galilee, within the 1967 lines.
Prisoner Lina Al-Jarbouni, the most veteran of the female prisoners, is from the village of Arrabat Al-Battuf, in the territories occupied in 1948 (i.e., Israel).”
Note: Lina Al-Jarbouni - An Israeli Arab woman serving a sentence of 17 years, convicted March 9, 2004 of maintaining contact with and helping Islamic Jihad terrorists, of conspiring to commit terrorist attacks and of aiding an enemy during war. Arrabet Al-Batouf is a village in the lower Galilee, within the 1967 lines.