The native of Vinnitsa, Irina Polischuk, will not be deported from "Israel" to Ukraine. It was already definitively confirmed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Earlier Israeli authorities declared compulsory deportation of the Ukrainian home. Irina long and unsuccessfully tried to ask the occupational mode to leave her in the homeland of her husband, Ibrahim Sarahni, who does his lifelong term in a Zionist prison.
The occupational authorities accused the Ukrainian woman and her Palestinian spouse of participation in act of terrorism in Rishon le-Tsion in 2002. Ibrahim was sentenced to six life-time imprisonments and still 45 years of prison. Irina was originally sentenced to three years of prison, and she was offered choice between imprisonment and deportation. The woman long tried to ask the Israeli authorities not to deport her, but unsuccessfully. Irina's lawyer appealed, but lost the case, and she was sentenced to 20 years of prison.
By this time Irina Polischuk already done almost 7 years from the term and now invaders declared preparation of her deportation to Ukraine. The authorities of the Palestinian autonomy tried to appeal against this decision, noticing that the Ukrainian has two minor daughters one of which is brought up by her parents in Ukraine. However, this appeal, and request of the woman to abolish her deportation to Ukraine was rejected.
According to TSN, Valentina Polischuk, the mother of the woman, did not know what happened with her daughter for seven years. And then she received a letter from the embassy of Ukraine in "Israel". In it there was stated that the woman was sentenced to 3,5 years of imprisonment, - as if the Israeli authorities at first decided that she appeared casually in one car with the shahid. When the Ukrainian declared that after the imprisonment she wishes to stay in Palestine - her term was reconsidered and she was sentenced to 20 years of prison.
For Palestinians the Ukrainian is a role model
Irina Polischuk's story is known to all Palestinians - about it is frequently told on local radio.
Ukrainian Irina Polischuk converted to Islam and then became a part of the second Intifada, that in translation from Arabic means social uprising.
After Irina's arrest, one of her daughters is brought up by the relatives of her husband. Grandfather Ahmed does not tell to his granddaughter Ghazali, for what her mother stays in Zionist torture chambers. Another daughter lives in Vinnitsa together with the woman's mother. Sisters speak different languages, seldom, but keep in contact, and wait their mum.
By TSN
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