Israel to release 110 Palestinian prisoners in the latest exchanges of gauze truce | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict
The Palestinian Prisoner Society says that 110 Palestinians will be released from Israeli prison today in the third phase of the tribute and the captured exchange of contracts between Israel and Hamas.
Eight prisoners will also be published by Hamas and other Palestinian groups, including five Thai nationals and three Israelites.
Most of the liberated Palestinians are expected to arrive at the Ramallah area in Ramallah on the occupied west coast of about 12 hours local time (10:00 GMT), the Palestinian prisoner said.
This will not include 20 prisoners who will be sent to exile outside Palestine. The prison advocacy group also published a list of names and years of prisoners that will be released, which included at least 30 to the children.
Among the names included on the list is Zakaria Zubeidi, 49, a prominent former Palestinian fighter for resistance and theater director whose dramatic jailbreak In 2021, the Israeli prison delighted Palestinians and stunned security officers in Israel.
Zubeidi once led the Martyrs of Al-Aqs, which are related to the Fatah party that controls the Palestinian administration (PA), and was active during the uprising against the Israeli occupation between 2000 and 2005, Associate Press reports.
In 2019, after Zubeidi had already served in Israeli prisons for years, he was arrested again.
But in 2021, he and five other prisoners pulled out of prison of maximum security in northern Israel, an escape that helped to strengthen Zubeidi’s painting among Palestinians as a national hero.
He and five other escapes were later re -established.
In 2006 he established Zubeidi Freedom Theater In the refugee camp Jenin – his home in the north of the occupied west coast – to promote cultural resistance to Israel.
The theater, which in international level, brought original theatrical productions on the tour, provides a creative exit for local men, women and children to handle their experiences that live under the Israeli occupation on the West Coast.
The violent Israeli attacks are common in the Jenin refugee camp, which is considered to be the center of Palestinian resistance on the occupied west coast.
Israeli forces currently have an intensive military operation at the Camp, which entered their second week and killed at least 16 Palestinians and wounded on dozens.
The Israeli army announced on Wednesday that she had killed 18 Palestinians and arrested 60 in Jenin and Tulkarem as part of her current surgery in the occupied territory.
Thousands still closed
110 Palestinians who should be released will bring to a total of 400 Palestinians released from Israeli prison, because the truce between Israel and Hamas is still held.
At that time, the Israeli forces arrested dozens of Palestinians on the occupied west coast, including 12 Palestinians arrested in occupied East Jerusalem for allegedly violating the “expression of joy” and “identification with Hamas” during the second release of prisoners last week.
Prior to the current circle of prisoner edition, 10,400 Palestinians were held in Israeli custody, including more than 3,300 held in administrative custody without charges or trial.
Records of Palestinian prisoners do not include Palestine that attracted Israeli forces during their war on Gaza’s belt, many of which are healthcare workers, including Dr Hussam Abu Safia, Gaza director Kamal Adwan Hospital.
Israeli soldiers closed Abu Safi on December 29 after they violently attacked his hospital in the north of Gaza’s belt.
Last week, the Human Rights Center Al Mezan said that the Israeli authorities extended the ban, preventing Abu Safi to meet with their lawyers until February 6 after the Israeli Misdemeanor Court extended his detention without charges until February 13th.
According to a joint statement by Palestinian and Israeli Human Rights, the Palestinian residents of Gaza were captured by Israeli forces separately from other Palestinian prisoners, including “ad hoc, detention camps conducted by the military, primarily housed in Naqab Destirt in southern Israel.”
“Witnesses of the liberated prisoners show that the torture of the Gaza detainees has reached unprecedented levels,” said the Addameer, Al-Haq and Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR) last year, after news that Palestinian was Palestinian Orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Adnan al-BurshHe was killed in Israeli custody.
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