INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
TEHRAN Palestinian detainees launched on Saturday were deliberately assaulted by the Israeli regimes jail guards.Many of the Palestinians
just recently released by the resistance motion in Gaza as part of the most recent prisoner exchange offer were rushed to medical
facilities, with numerous in vital condition.According to the Palestinian Prisoners Media Office, Israeli authorities deliberately insulted
and assaulted Palestinian prisoners and detainees right up till the moment of their release.The organization, which keeps track of prisoner
releases, specified that the condition of the released prisoners highlights the extent of the crimes and violations devoted inside the
prisons.In a declaration, the tracking group advised the international neighborhood to condemn double requirements and take a firm stance
versus these violations.Last week, the Israeli program claimed that hostages released from Gaza appeared frail
Nevertheless, critics implicated Israel of hypocrisy, explaining that it has actually been starving the people of Gaza during the 15-month
plus U.S.-backed genocide, leaving the majority of the 2.3 million population malnourished.The results of abuse and oppression appeared on
the detainees bodies, underscoring the urgent requirement for a firm position to hold the occupation accountable for its criminal offenses,
specified the Palestinian Prisoners Media Office.The declaration further emphasized, Just as the occupation requires the return of its
prisoners, our detainees deserve to freedom and dignity
Denying this right is absolutely nothing less than collusion with the executioner.Ameer Abu Raadaha, a 51-year-old Palestinian prisoner
launched on Saturday after 32 years in jail, exposed that detainees noticed an exchange loomed days before it occurred
He explained that Israeli guards robbed their cells and physically attacked them in the lead-up to their release.Abu Hamza, the military
spokesperson for the Al-Quds Brigades, the armed wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad, specified, As the Palestinian resistance launches a
number of enemy captives, it declares the humane treatment they get in captivity
The opponent continues to torment and abuse our prisoners, even ruining their delight of liberty up until the extremely last moments of
their release.He highlighted, What was seen on Saturday, the clear flexibility and humane treatment of the Zionist hostage Alexander
Trufanov by the Al-Quds Brigades, serves as the greatest evidence of this.What the enemy did, forcing our captives to wear clothes marked
with We will not forget, and we will not forgive, along with the visible signs of their deteriorating health upon release, exposes the fact
that the unjust world declines to see: the cruelty of the Zionist opponent and the ruthlessness of its jailers towards our prisoners.The
Palestinian resistance representative added, The difference is stark between how we deal with enemy captives and how the enemy treats the
captives of our totally free people.Abu Hamza also kept in mind, All nations, specifically the United States, which requires that the
resistance release all enemy slaves, must likewise require the very same from the occupation.He emphasized that the global neighborhood
should not turn a blind eye to the horrific scenes of suffering, abuse, and systematic killing caused upon our hostages, the rightful owners
of the land, the homeland, and the sacred cause, who withstand all kinds of torture in the professions prisons, living within them as if in
mass graves.Condemnation from human rights companies is steadily growing over the dire health conditions of Palestinian prisoners just
recently released from Israeli prisons.Many of these prisoners display physical signs of abuse, including scars, swellings, and severe
malnutrition.Human rights groups have actually decried the inhumane treatment sustained by these victims, calling for immediate worldwide
intervention.The noticeable effects of the abuse they suffered serve as a plain tip of the harsh conditions within well-known Israeli
detention centers, stimulating extensive calls for accountability and justice for the victims of these mass offenses.
