The hundreds of Palestinians published by Israeli show the signs of the abuse and abuse they have suffered in custody.
Hundreds of Palestinians held in Israeli prisons Posted in Gaza As part of the fire interruption agreement, he once again showed signs of exhaustion and abuse.
More than 600 Palestinians were released on Thursday, shortly after Israel said Hamas had handed over the coffins containing the bodies of four prisoners. Israel delayed the release of two Palestinian women and 44 children.
It was a final scheduled replacement as part of the first phase of an agreement on a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel.
Several Palestinians have been transported to an ambulance to a European Hospital in Khan Younis in southern Gaza for the seriousness of their injuries. Many Palestinians were also sent to Egypt and occupied West Coast.
Alaa al-Bayari, Palestinian, was released to the city of Gaza, Al Jazeera said that he was a witness of “torture, beating, humiliation and everything you can imagine” while in the Israeli prison. He first met his one -year -old daughter.
“We were naked, the water was thrown at us and then they used electricity” to torture, he said.
Yahya Shrida, Palestinian prisoner released in Ramallah, described the Israeli prisons as a cemetery.
“We were drawn out of suffering. It was like we were dug from our own graves. No prisoner had the experience of delaying his own release twice,” Reuters told the news agency.
“What we went through is the situation that the mountains cannot wear. It is very difficult to explain; it is very difficult to talk about what we have gone through.”
Al Jazeera Tareq Abu Azzoum, reporting from Gaza, said some Palestinians returned to interrupted limbs and others suffered from serious injuries due to Israeli torture in custody.
“Many family members broke up in tears after seeing their loved ones,” said Abu Azzoum, adding that those who were published “confirmed that they were witnessing some of the worst methods of torture in the hands of Israeli occupation forces.”
The shots that the Quds News internet network shared and released Palestine members who cried after arriving in Gaza.
Thabet Abu Khater, 66, arrived at the European Gaza Hospital, which missed the leg and in a critical condition after being released into the last series of exchanges of prisoners between Palestinian resistance and Israel.
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One clip shows a member of a family who mourns the hasty state of his published cousin, saying: “Look at the difference, O my God!”
At a reunion in the city of Jenin on the west coast, the recording showed that the prisoner Louay Saabneh was released for the first time in several years in prison.
Previously, Hamas handed over the bodies of four prisoners across the Red Cross to Israel.
Israel’s president Isaac Herzog said the bodies were identified as Ohad Yahalomi, Tsachi Idan, Itzik Elgarat and Shlomo Mantzur.
In a statement, the Palestinian group renewed its “complete commitment” Participation Agreement and her willingness to enter into negotiations in the second phase.
He also said that the attempts of Israeli authorities were to interfere with the release of the prisoners “failed”, adding that this means that they have no “choice”, but to start negotiations for the second phase of the tribute agreement.
The group also called on other countries to “stop their double standards” in their discourse regarding Israeli prisoners without mentioning the abuse that subjected Palestinian prisoners.
