RAMALLAH July 30. 2024 (Saba) - Zionist authorities have detained two Palestinian prisoners, Rateb Haribat and Mahamoud Abu Saleh, who were set to be released after serving 22 years in the Negev prison. The prisoners were transferred from the facility under unclear circumstances following a raid by Zionist forces.
The Palestinian Prisoners Club reported that Haribat and Abu Saleh were taken from their cell without any information about their new location.
The prisoners were scheduled to be freed on Tuesday, but instead, the authorities stormed the reception area in their hometown of Dura, Hebron, and threatened their families.
The Prisoners Club condemned this action as a systematic policy of detention at the moment of release, especially targeting prisoners from al-Quds and Hebron.
The Club hold the Zionist authorities accountable for the prisoners' safety and view this as an act of revenge and continued harsh treatment.
H.H
The Palestinian Prisoners Club reported that Haribat and Abu Saleh were taken from their cell without any information about their new location.
The prisoners were scheduled to be freed on Tuesday, but instead, the authorities stormed the reception area in their hometown of Dura, Hebron, and threatened their families.
The Prisoners Club condemned this action as a systematic policy of detention at the moment of release, especially targeting prisoners from al-Quds and Hebron.
The Club hold the Zionist authorities accountable for the prisoners' safety and view this as an act of revenge and continued harsh treatment.
H.H
resource : Saba