Hamas: Zionist Enemy Continues Torturing Palestinian Prisoners in Its Jails
The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) stated that the Zionist enemy continues its acts of torture and abuse against heroic Palestinian prisoners in its jails. The movement reported that prisoner Sael Abu Nasr (60 years old) from the Gaza Strip, who was arrested in November 2023, died under harsh and degrading detention conditions—a new crime added to the enemy's black record against prisoners and the Palestinian people.
In a press statement today, Wednesday, received by the Yemeni News Agency (SABA), Hamas warned of 'the catastrophic situation our prisoners are facing inside the enemy's prisons, where they are deprived of the most basic necessities and rights, including food, drink, and clothing, in addition to the medical neglect deliberately used by the enemy as a means of slow execution.'
Hamas added, 'The inhumane conditions and blatant violations of all international conventions and laws that our heroic prisoners face require all countries of the world, both officially and publicly, and all human rights institutions, to raise their voices against the enemy, deter it from its crimes and terrorism against our people, and quickly hold the leaders of the enemy's fascist government accountable.'
The movement called upon 'our masses in the West Bank and the occupied territories to do everything possible to support our prisoners, intensify all solidarity activities, and ignite all confrontation fronts against this enemy that understands nothing but the language of force.'
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