Gaza - Saba:
The media official at the Prisoners' Club, Amani Sarahneh, confirmed that the occupation's decision to delay the release of the seventh batch within the exchange deal (Flood of the Free) constitutes part of the forms of organized terrorism against prisoners and their families, especially in light of the severe cold weather.
Sarahneh told the Palestinian Shehab News Agency, today, Sunday, that the occupation has not left any means of humiliation, abuse, or torture without using it against prisoners and their families.
She explained that the occupation's prison administration continues to torture prisoners, and its various apparatuses continue to threaten prisoners and their families, a policy that the occupation has adopted for many years, but it has escalated during the recent liberation operations.
Sarahneh added: "In addition to all of this, the occupation did not stop at its crimes against prisoners, but also practiced organized terrorism against their families, through threats that reached the point of arrest and killing, in addition to storming homes and acts of sabotage and destruction inside them."
She added, explaining that "the goal of all these crimes and threats is not only an attempt to kill and rob people of the joy of freedom but also to undermine the status of the Palestinian prisoner in the Palestinian collective consciousness."
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