Released Palestinian Prisoner Claims Hamas Prisoners Beat Him Up
Released Palestinian Prisoner Claims Hamas Prisoners Beat Him Up
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Last week, Israel released palestinian prisoner Mansour Shahateet. I have not been able to find out why he was incarcerated for 17 years, but I assume it was not for illegally selling Boy Scout cookies.
Anti-Israel sites like Quds News Network claimed he came out of prison in terrible health, placing the blame on Israel.
After 17 years of extreme torture and solitary confinement in the Israeli prisons, Mansour Shahateet (35) was released suffering from amnesia that he couldn t even recognize his mother. pic.twitter.com/RCMdbKqqRq
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Ramallah – (5/4/2021) – The Palestinian Center for Development and Media Freedoms “MADA” monitored and documented a total of 20 violations against media freedoms in the West Bank and Gaza Strip during the month of March, most of which were committed by the Israeli occupation, compared to a total of 21 violations recorded during the month of February.
Israeli violations
The Israeli occupation forces, authorities, and settlers committed a total of 15 attacks against media freedoms and press crews during the month of March. As it included the attack by a group of settlers on the Turkish Anatolian Agency staff, namely: (Mustafa Al-Kharouf, Fayez Abu Rumaila, and Ejrippet Elalb), by beating and smashing their vehicle, while they were preparing a report on the Corona epidemic in the Asfrin neighborhood in the western part of Jerusalem.
19 years ago, from April 1–11 2002, the Battle of Jenin took place.
By March 2002, the second intifada had been raging for 19 months. But Israelis remember that month in particular for the carnage on their streets – a 30-day bombing campaign by Hamas, Al-Aksa Martyrs Brigades and Islamic Jihad in 13 separate attacks, including the bombing of Netanya’s Park Hotel during a Seder, which left 30 people dead and 140 wounded, and the murder of 16 people four days later at the Matza restaurant in Haifa.
Israelis were horrified by the attacks and their own loss of any sense of personal security. On March 29, the Israel Defense Forces took the fight to the West Bank in an operation dubbed Defensive Shield, designed to stop the terrorists before they got into Israel.
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