Four released Palestinians in critical state, hospitalized in Ramallah | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict
Four Palestinians were released as part of a tribute agreement in critical state and were hospitalized in the occupied city of the West Ramallah, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent.
Israel published 369 Palestinians Saturday In exchange for three prisoners in Gaza.
Although Israeli prisoners have mostly appeared in good condition during an exchange of ceasefire since last month, many Palestinians lost their huge weight while in custody, and some were seen fighting for walking for their poor physical condition and physical torture.
Some described The horror they faced While he was in Israeli prisons, where most of them were closed without any charges.
This is Palestinian engineer Iyad of Gaza, abducted during the Israeli genocide, shown before and after being released as part of the fifth series of agreements on the exchange of prisoners between resistance and Israel. pic.twitter.com/zfmky6mysq
– Quds News Network (@qudsnen) 15. February 2025
The media office of Palestinian prisoners said that the situation in which the prisoners were released shows “the scope of crime and violation within prison.”
One was released by Palestinian, Amir Abu Radah, Al Jazeera said that he had spent 18 months in the Nafha dessert Israeli prison, where the authorities reduce water and electricity.
“Our situation in prison was extremely difficult and no one could handle it. A year and a half, we had no means of communication and we were isolated from the world,” he said.
“We were almost dead …”
The liberated Palestinian detainee, who was today released as part of the exchange contract, speaks of a huge suffering of Palestinians in Israeli captivity. pic.twitter.com/b4vsi5xovf
– Quds News Network (@qudsnen) 15. February 2025
Hajem Rajab, another Palestinian liberated in his last exchange, Al Jazeera said of inhuman treatment with which he suffered from the arrest of Israeli forces in December 2023, two months after the start of the war.
“The Israelites told us” welcome to hell. “He was indeed hell,” Rajab recalled. “He beat us badly from day one. The beatings were brutal, tough and unbearable.”
According to Nour Odha Al Jazeera, the Palestinians spoke of beating and harassment, even in the last hours before their release.
“The Palestinians released from Israeli captivity are in very poor condition. They have been talking about malnutrition, hunger for the last 15 months, that they have been deprived of even hygiene products, and they are only allowed to take a shower every 10 days,” Odah said.
“Their health is obviously ill for those months of harassment.”
While Abu Radah and Rajab were arrested in recent times, Mohammed El-Halabi, a former World Vision Chief in Gaza, was closed almost nine years before being released on Saturday on Saturday.
“My case was a high case and I was convicted without evidence. They wanted to use me to undermine international aid in Gaza,” said El-Halabi, who was accused by Israel of supporting Hamas, for Al Jazeera.
El-Halabi, physically weakened and lost great weight while in prison, said he was subjected to physical and psychological torture, which worsened after the war against Gaza.
“Fasting happened every day, and we only had a low quality meal once a day. I had 95 pounds [209 pounds] When I went to jail. I weigh 45 pounds now [100 pounds]. “
Since the beginning of the trial last month, 24 prisoners from Gaza and 985 Palestinian detainees have been released, according to the Red Cross International Committee (ICRC), which helped make an exchange easier.
