TEHRAN The second batch of Palestinian detainees devoid of Israeli jails have actually shared harrowing stories of their time in Israeli prisons.Upon their release, Israeli profession forces likewise pestered them and their households, together with their supporters.Below are some of the notable Palestinians freed by the resistance fighters in Gaza.Mohammed al-TousAged 69, he was dubbed the dean of Palestinian detainees for being the longest-serving detainee in Israeli jails.
Al-Tous spent 39 years in Israeli prisons after participating in national and resistance activities.The veteran detainee was very first detained in 1983 for six months after raising Palestinian flags on electrical power poles in his home town in the occupied West Bank.His resistance activity versus occupation resulted in his arrest again in 1985.
Al-Tous was subjected to substantial durations of interrogation, during which his jailers used various types of torture methods.Like many other detainees, he went through hanging and beating while rejected medical treatment to acquire confessions, but he endured the pressure despite enduring different forms of mistreatment.The torture he faced, in addition to the loss of weight, was clear to see on his face and body in the videos that went viral following his release.Nael BarghoutiOther reports suggest that Barghouti, 67, has actually invested 44 years in Israeli jails.
He is the longest-serving Palestinian detainee.
Barghouti was very first imprisoned in 1978.
Raed al-SaadiAl-Saadi is widely thought to be the longest-serving Palestinian detainee from the occupied West Bank city of Jenin.
He was abducted and apprehended in 1989.
Mahmoud ShreitehShreiteh was active in resistance operations as preserved under global law.His advocacy led him to end up being wanted by the occupation program.
His family pursued and threatened, Shreitehs house was robbed a number of times, his five bros were arrested, and his house was bombed until he was jailed in 2002.
Shreiteh was transferred to the Moscovia interrogation center and subjected to extreme interrogation for more than 3 months.
He was kept in holding cell for more than 50 days.
He was also denied of visiting his family and parents.Saeed Al-BanaAl-Bana, 44, from Tulkarm was freed after 21 years in Israeli prisons.In 2003, he was detained by Israeli forces for signing up with the resistance against profession.
Saeed struggled with cancer while in prison and was the victim of purposeful neglect by the jailers.Nasim al-ZaatariAl-Zaatari was abducted in September 2003 for assisting the resistance in al-Khalil, also referred to as Hebron in the occupied West Bank.During his 22 years in Israeli prisons, Nasim was subjected to numerous penalties, faced several rounds of solitary confinement, and like many Palestinian detainees was denied household visits.Naji BisharatBisharat was detained in February 2002 for partaking in the anti-occupation resistance.Israeli profession forces abducted him after a year-long pursuit throughout which his family suffered from raids and continuous search of their home.
Throughout his interrogation, which lasted for more than three months, he was subjected to violent and harsh torture.Ashraf ZughayerZughayer had actually been imprisoned because 2002 for signing up with the West Bank resistance forces throughout the second intifada.Wael al-JaghoubAl-Jaghoub was apprehended in 1992 and sentenced to six years in prison for his resistance versus the occupation.With the outbreak of the second Intifada, his activist role reemerged, and in May 2001, Israeli forces arrested him again and sentenced him to life imprisonment.He underwent harsh and extensive periods of interrogation and holding cell a number of times.In total, the Israeli profession routine released 200 Palestinian detainees in the 2nd phase of a prisoner exchange operation as part of the ceasefire arrangement, with the freed prisoners expressing appreciation to the resistance motion in Gaza.The Palestinian Prisoners Affairs Commission and the Palestinian Prisoner Society clarified that the released detainees in this phase included individuals serving life sentences and those with high jail terms.However, Israeli profession forces (IOF) physically attacked and completely beat up a few of the Palestinian prisoners before their release.The IOF also stormed your house of a released Palestinian prisoner in occupied al-Quds (Jerusalem) on Saturday just a few hours after his release.One Palestinian explained the dire conditions dealt with by detainees and detainees, revealing organized abuse, hunger, and psychological warfare at the hands of jailors, particularly since the October 7 al-Aqsa Storm Operation in 2023.Al-Jaghoub explained the conditions in detention as a complete war crime, involving hunger, torture, assaults, and deprivation of medical care.He noted, The profession avoids prisoners from getting any news, isolating them entirely from the outdoors world.According to the Prisoners Media Office, the IOF assaults on released prisoners stem from their disappointment over the success of the exchange deal.The Israeli treatment of the freed detainees stands in plain contrast to the release of Israeli captives in Gaza, who always appear in excellent shape.Hebrew media acknowledged that the 4 Israeli female soldiers freed on Saturday in Gaza appeared in good health, mentioning, There is no urgent need to move them to Soroka and Barzilai (medical facilities); they will be required to Beilinson (a reception center for the soldiers).
Israeli media verified that the soldiers were in great condition and did not need hospitalization.