The names of four women’s Israeli soldiers who will be exchanged on Saturday due to Palestinian prisoners were released from Hamas.
This is the second of such exchanges that will lead the course of the first two phases of the three -stage ceasefire agreed this month.
Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy and Liri Albag, were all captured on October 7, 2023, during the attacks guided by Hamas on the army and villages in the south of Israel. It will now be replaced by 200 of the approximately 1800 Palestinian prisoners who waited to be released from Israeli prison during the first six-week Phase of the Hamas-Israel Primorje, which entered into force on Sunday.
According to the terms of the agreement, Israel agreed to release 50 Palestinian prisoners for every Israeli soldier held in Gaza and 30 for any other prisoners during the first phase of the tribute. The remaining prisoners will be published during the second phase of the agreement, negotiations for which they should start on February 4.
The third phase is intended for focus on the renewal and long -term gauze management.
What do we know about women’s Israeli soldiers who have been set up to be published?
Ariev, 20, served at the Nahal Oz military base, about 1 km (0.6 miles) from the border with Gaza at the time of her abduction. In July – hoping that they would put pressure on the Israeli government, which many of the prisoners of the prisoners considered to take place on their release – her parents published a picture Hamas gave them to show Ariev during the first few days of captivity.
In an undated image, Ariev can be seen sitting with his head tied up with Albag, agam Berger and Gilbo, who also had a bandage on his head.
She was later identified by her parents from the video that posted that day on the Hamas Telegram. The Israeli army confirmed her abduction about 48 hours later
Gilboa, 20, was also at the base of Nahal Oz. Gilboa presented in a video that Hamas published in July, and attracts the Israeli government to bring her home and other prisoners.
Levy, 19 at the time of his capture and now 20, has just started military service when Hamas attacked, the BBC quoted his mother. A few hours after the abduction, she appeared in a Hamas video that showed her that he was killed in a jeep.
Albag, 19, served as an army of viewing at the Nahal Oz base. She believed that her family was hiding from a rocket barrel at a field shelter during a Hamas -led attack. Albag was later identified in the telegram of the prisoner who published Hamas that day.
Of the military soldiers, only 21-year-old Berger will remain in captivity if Saturday’s exchange starts as planned. Three other military soldiers were released in an initial exchange on Sunday.
What was the answer to the first prisoner exchange?
She was mixed.
Many people in The busy West coast celebrated the edition From 90 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli prison early on Monday – 69 women and 21 children. Many people showed that they reunited with family members and friends. The crowds were released prisoners Over their heads as they were followed by fans and whistles.
Amanda Abu Sharkh, 23, came only to see the arrival of Ramallah from the Red Cross bus, which carried prisoners. “We have come here to witness and feel emotions, just like the prisoners of the prisoners who have been released today,” Abu Sharkh told the AFP news agency.
“All prisoners who are released today feel like a family to us. They are part of us, even if they are not blood relatives,” she said.
In contrast, the intense relief of many Israelites during Sunday’s return Romi Gonen, Doron Steinbrecher and Emily Damari He was mixed with anger and resentment of a considerable minority, which experienced the exchange as defeat in the Israeli war against Gaza, who killed at least 47,283 Palestinians.
On the west coast, The Israeli army began on Tuesday in the city and the refugee camp of Jenin, and the angry Israeli immigrants aimed at six villages, which they identified as where Palestinian women and children were released, attacked houses, shops, cars and buses with Firebbs.
Why did the Israeli forces order the Palestinians not to celebrate issues?
They were worried about what it would look like.
There have been several reports on the police who visited the homes of Palestinian prisoners, removing flags, signs and sweets and ejecting anyone, including journalists, who are not close family members. The robbers were also recorded between journalists who cover the enthusiasm of Palestinian who returned to family members.
It was reported that family members were invited to police station and warned to organize celebrations or marshai to indicate their editions. Family members also told Israeli newspaper Haaretz that police had instructed them not to comment on social media issues or gave interviews in the media.
Israeli determination to avoid exchange framed as defeat also spread to prisoners themselves. The Hassanein Rula, which was released on Monday, said about how women were forced to kneel on the ground for hours before they were released and watched a loop with five of 90 seconds that told them: “This is not a win for you. We are in Iran in Iran destroyed and killed in Gaza, in Yemen, in Syria [your] Leading, “she recalled.
“We were not allowed to look left or right, just on the screen,” she told CNN.
Why were Palestinian prisoners arrested?
According to Israeli non -governmental organization WhippedThey arrest Israeli authorities for any offense, no matter how light, the routine is for Palestine.
According to Report for 2017 Adameer prisoner’s rights associations, Israeli forces arrested 40 percent of all male Palestinians.
Hamked this month said that Israel in prison in prison in 10,221 Palestinians, of which 3,376 were held in the administrative custody. The administrative detention allows Israeli authorities to hold prisoners indefinitely without compensation or, in some cases without explaining what they are held for.
Dania Hanatsheh was among many posted on Monday, which took place in administrative custody. “Palestinian families are ready to arrest at any moment,” said Hanatsheh, who said she was never told why she was detained, ABC News said with headquarters in the US. “You feel helpless, as if you can’t do anything to protect yourself.”
In what conditions are Palestinian prisoners hold?
Wonderful.
Shatha Jarabaa, 24, who was arrested in August because of a place on social media for which Israeli authorities considered “encouraging” the United Kingdom told the Guardian newspaper that it lost 14 pounds (31 LB) during five months in prison.
“It was so bad in prison,” she told the newspaper. “Each prisoner had only one clothing. It was bitterly cold in the custody center. The rain would fall on us inside the cells. My arrest was illogical and unjustified. The fee was an incentive and support for terrorist organizations due to the publication of the Qur’anic verses on social media .
“It was a way to close as many women as possible because of prisoners in Gaza and exchange them for Israeli hostages. We were also hostages because we were closed against our will without any credible accusations.”
The Israeli prison system and the conditions held by Palestinians were the focus of acute criticism by groups of rights, including Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and Israeli B’tesem.
Several rapes were reported during the war. In August, Many leading Israel politicians went out to the streets to defend the soldiers who were prison guards against charges of raping Palestinian detainees. A few months later, in November, the UN Special reporter Francesca Albanese described a prominent Palestinian surgeon Adnan al-Bursh as likely to be “raped to death.”
Probably raped to death.
Doctor. Star surgeon. Influencing Palestinian ethics.
Probably raped to death.Western media racism that does not cover it and Western politicians who do not deny it, along with a thousand other testimonies and … pic.twitter.com/irpcsi9nvz
– Francesca Albanese, UN SPECIAL LIPORY OPT (@FRANCESSKALBS) November 18, 2024
At the time of his death, Dr. Al-Bursh was held at the Prison of Ofer near Ramallah, the same facility where many women and children were released this week were held.
In his August report on the Israeli prison system called Welcome to Hell, B’TSelem documented the treatment that was altered by Palestinians in more than a dozen prison objects that turned from the outbreak of war in October 2023. In what NGO described as “network of camps dedicated to the abuse of prisoners as a matter of politics. “
