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Saba Yemen
26-02-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
"Prisoners' Media" expects release of 594 prisoners from Gaza Strip tonight
Gaza - Saba: The "Prisoners' Media" office (an independent human rights organization) said that "it is expected that 590 to 594 prisoners from the Gaza Strip will be released tonight, and preparations are underway to receive them," according to Quds Press Agency. The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) had said earlier today, Wednesday, that "the Palestinian factions intend to hand over the bodies of 4 prisoners in its possession in the Gaza Strip tomorrow, Thursday, coinciding with the release of the seventh batch of Palestinian prisoners whose release was delayed last week, in addition to the children and women detained from Gaza." At the beginning of this evening, the spokesman for the "Qassam Brigades", the military wing of the "Hamas" movement, Abu Obeida, said, "We decided tonight to hand over the bodies of the prisoners Itzachi Idan, Itzik Al-Jarit, Ohad Yahlomi, and Shlomi Mansour.
Saba Yemen
27-01-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Occupier arrests Palestinians in West Bank
Ramallah - Saba: The Zionist enemy forces on Monday stormed various areas of the occupied West Bank, and arrested a number of Palestinian citizens, including young men, students, and ex-prisoners, after raiding and searching their homes. In Hebron, the occupation forces arrested seven citizens, including a female university student from the town of Beit Awa, and arrested 20 citizens, including four young men, during the raid on the town of Beit Ummar in the north. Media activist Muhammad Awad said that the occupation forces stormed several neighborhoods in the town and arrested 20 citizens. The Prisoners' Media Office said the occupation forces re-arrested Wissam Turki from the city of Ramallah, while he was passing through the Tayar checkpoint near the city of Salfit. He pointed out that Turki is a student at Birzeit University, and was released from the occupation prisons on April 19, 2023, after spending 12 months in Israeli prisons. The Prisoners' Media added that the occupation arrested the young man Anas Abdul Jalil, from the town of Beit Dajan, east of Nablus, after searching and assaulting him at the "Beit Furik" military checkpoint. The occupation's arrests included the young men Muhammad Rabhi al-Harimi, from the city of Bethlehem, and Saddam Muhammad Radaideh, from the town of al-Ubaidiya, east of the city. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)
