OCCUPIED AL-QUDS - SABA: The Petah Tikva court of the Zionist enemy authorities released Jordanian prisoners Hussein Awad Khalil al-Nuaimat and Musleh Ibrahim Mamdouh al-Awdat.
The Palestinian Commission for Prisoners and Ex-Detainees Affairs said in a press statement on Sunday evening that the two prisoners, Al-Nuaimat and Al-Awdat, were arrested at the King Hussein crossing following the operation carried out by the martyr Maher Al-Jazi.
The Commission explained that the two prisoners were interrogated throughout their detention and tortured, intimidated, and pressured to extract their illegal confessions, but they stuck to their position and their decision that they had no knowledge of what happened at the crossing.
It noted that the two prisoners, Al-Nuaimat and Al-Awdat, are on their way to Jordan in accordance with the court's decision to release them and hand them over to the Jordanian authorities.
According to special statements made by Mazen Malsa, a member of the Committee of Jordanian Prisoners and Missing Persons in Israeli Prisons, the enemy authorities arrest about 25 Jordanians in Zionist prisons, including ten prisoners serving high sentences in cells, and subjected to the most heinous methods of torture and ill-treatment.
The Palestinian Commission for Prisoners and Ex-Detainees Affairs said in a press statement on Sunday evening that the two prisoners, Al-Nuaimat and Al-Awdat, were arrested at the King Hussein crossing following the operation carried out by the martyr Maher Al-Jazi.
The Commission explained that the two prisoners were interrogated throughout their detention and tortured, intimidated, and pressured to extract their illegal confessions, but they stuck to their position and their decision that they had no knowledge of what happened at the crossing.
It noted that the two prisoners, Al-Nuaimat and Al-Awdat, are on their way to Jordan in accordance with the court's decision to release them and hand them over to the Jordanian authorities.
According to special statements made by Mazen Malsa, a member of the Committee of Jordanian Prisoners and Missing Persons in Israeli Prisons, the enemy authorities arrest about 25 Jordanians in Zionist prisons, including ten prisoners serving high sentences in cells, and subjected to the most heinous methods of torture and ill-treatment.