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Трав 23, 2024से पुनः पोस्ट किया:
RNN Prisoners
02.02.202513:23
🟢 Hamas:
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In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
The abuse, physical and psychological torture, medical neglect, starvation, and thirst inflicted on our prisoners constitute a full-fledged war crime.
The harrowing testimonies of released prisoners, confirming their exposure to abuse and beatings just days before their scheduled release and even up to the final moments before their freedom, along with the physical and psychological torture, medical neglect, starvation, thirst, and deprivation of medication that our prisoners endure in the occupation’s prisons, constitute a full-fledged war crime and a brutal violation of international laws concerning prisoners—systematically committed by the occupation government.
Reports in the Hebrew media citing International Committee of the Red Cross officials confirming the inhumane treatment of released prisoners at the hands of occupation soldiers and the zionist prison authorities necessitate intensified efforts from the international organization to monitor the conditions of Palestinian prisoners, report their findings to the relevant international bodies, and work to ensure the respect of their rights in accordance with international humanitarian law, the Geneva Conventions, and their additional protocols.
These ongoing zionist crimes against our people and our prisoners in occupation prisons—reflecting the rogue nature of this occupation, which disregards international laws and human values—only strengthen our determination to continue the path of resistance until the occupation is removed from our land and holy sites, and until the establishment of the Palestinian state with Al-Quds as its capital.
The Islamic Resistance Movement – Hamas
Sunday, 3 Sha’ban 1446 AH
Corresponding to: February 2, 2025
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In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
The abuse, physical and psychological torture, medical neglect, starvation, and thirst inflicted on our prisoners constitute a full-fledged war crime.
The harrowing testimonies of released prisoners, confirming their exposure to abuse and beatings just days before their scheduled release and even up to the final moments before their freedom, along with the physical and psychological torture, medical neglect, starvation, thirst, and deprivation of medication that our prisoners endure in the occupation’s prisons, constitute a full-fledged war crime and a brutal violation of international laws concerning prisoners—systematically committed by the occupation government.
Reports in the Hebrew media citing International Committee of the Red Cross officials confirming the inhumane treatment of released prisoners at the hands of occupation soldiers and the zionist prison authorities necessitate intensified efforts from the international organization to monitor the conditions of Palestinian prisoners, report their findings to the relevant international bodies, and work to ensure the respect of their rights in accordance with international humanitarian law, the Geneva Conventions, and their additional protocols.
These ongoing zionist crimes against our people and our prisoners in occupation prisons—reflecting the rogue nature of this occupation, which disregards international laws and human values—only strengthen our determination to continue the path of resistance until the occupation is removed from our land and holy sites, and until the establishment of the Palestinian state with Al-Quds as its capital.
The Islamic Resistance Movement – Hamas
Sunday, 3 Sha’ban 1446 AH
Corresponding to: February 2, 2025
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:RNN Prisoners
07.02.202507:39
"The Prisoners are not Numbers - Free Them All" published the story of Ahmed Nasr Jarrar's companion, the prisoner Ahmed Jamal Qanba'. RNN translates it below:
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"I am going home, by force."
- The words of the prisoner Ahmed Jamal Qanba' during one his trials.
On January 9, 2018, at around 6:30 PM, two young men from the city of Jenin, bonded by friendship for the sake of God, set out armed with M-16 rifles and four magazines of ammunition. The prisoner Ahmed Jamal Qanba' drove the car, with the martyr Ahmed Nasr Jarrar beside him, searching for a settler to carry out an operation.
As they drove, Qanba' noticed "israeli" passenger buses transporting settlers and suggested to Jarrar that they open fire on the bus to kill as many passengers as possible. However, due to the presence of a military jeep in the area, they decided against it and continued driving.
While traveling along Route 60, Qanba' noticed a red Suzuki carrying a settler with distinct religious features (a rabbi) and determined he was their target.
Qanba' began pursuing the vehicle, weaving through traffic. When they were four meters away, Jarrar extended his weapon out of the window and fired at the rabbi's head through the rear windshield.
Qanba' then closed the distance to two meters, allowing Jarrar to fire another burst at the settler. Jarrar continued shooting while Qanba' attempted to escape, and they eventually managed to withdraw safely.
On January 17, 2018, the occupation army stormed the city of Jenin with military bulldozers and aerial surveillance, searching for the martyr Jarrar as the primary suspect in the operation. They arrested the prisoner Ahmed Qanba’ at the beginning of the raid, while Jarrar managed to evade capture, having left his home hours before the invasion. He remained in hiding for two weeks until, on February 6 of the same year, the occupation army surrounded him. He was martyred after engaging in a solo gunfight with occupation forces.
Qanba’s trial lasted five years until, in 2023, the occupation court sentenced him to life imprisonment plus 26 years and a fine of 1.5 million shekels.
A freed prisoner recounts Qanba’s reaction to the sentence:
“When he was sentenced to life, I was with him in the transport vehicle. In that moment of silence, I had no words to say. Without me even asking, he turned to me and said, ‘Murshid, listen, I’m going home by force.’ I told him, ‘May God strengthen you.’ He said, ‘I’m serious, I’m going home by force, and I’m sure of it.’ I asked him, ‘How do you know?’ He said, ‘My Lord is with me, and His soldiers.’”
The occupation authorities demolished his family’s home, which housed eight people, a few months after his arrest. With the help of neighbors and the local community, his family rebuilt the house on the same land. Once construction was completed, they received another demolition notice, and on February 6, 2020, the house was destroyed again.
The occupation failed to break Qanba’s spirit with this unjust sentence. Instead, he responded with his famous words in one of his trials:
“I am going home by force… by force, I will return.”
Now, only days separate Qanba’ from his freedom in an honorable prisoner exchange, fulfilling his words and shattering the occupier.
#FreeThemAll
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"I am going home, by force."
- The words of the prisoner Ahmed Jamal Qanba' during one his trials.
On January 9, 2018, at around 6:30 PM, two young men from the city of Jenin, bonded by friendship for the sake of God, set out armed with M-16 rifles and four magazines of ammunition. The prisoner Ahmed Jamal Qanba' drove the car, with the martyr Ahmed Nasr Jarrar beside him, searching for a settler to carry out an operation.
As they drove, Qanba' noticed "israeli" passenger buses transporting settlers and suggested to Jarrar that they open fire on the bus to kill as many passengers as possible. However, due to the presence of a military jeep in the area, they decided against it and continued driving.
While traveling along Route 60, Qanba' noticed a red Suzuki carrying a settler with distinct religious features (a rabbi) and determined he was their target.
Qanba' began pursuing the vehicle, weaving through traffic. When they were four meters away, Jarrar extended his weapon out of the window and fired at the rabbi's head through the rear windshield.
Qanba' then closed the distance to two meters, allowing Jarrar to fire another burst at the settler. Jarrar continued shooting while Qanba' attempted to escape, and they eventually managed to withdraw safely.
On January 17, 2018, the occupation army stormed the city of Jenin with military bulldozers and aerial surveillance, searching for the martyr Jarrar as the primary suspect in the operation. They arrested the prisoner Ahmed Qanba’ at the beginning of the raid, while Jarrar managed to evade capture, having left his home hours before the invasion. He remained in hiding for two weeks until, on February 6 of the same year, the occupation army surrounded him. He was martyred after engaging in a solo gunfight with occupation forces.
Qanba’s trial lasted five years until, in 2023, the occupation court sentenced him to life imprisonment plus 26 years and a fine of 1.5 million shekels.
A freed prisoner recounts Qanba’s reaction to the sentence:
“When he was sentenced to life, I was with him in the transport vehicle. In that moment of silence, I had no words to say. Without me even asking, he turned to me and said, ‘Murshid, listen, I’m going home by force.’ I told him, ‘May God strengthen you.’ He said, ‘I’m serious, I’m going home by force, and I’m sure of it.’ I asked him, ‘How do you know?’ He said, ‘My Lord is with me, and His soldiers.’”
The occupation authorities demolished his family’s home, which housed eight people, a few months after his arrest. With the help of neighbors and the local community, his family rebuilt the house on the same land. Once construction was completed, they received another demolition notice, and on February 6, 2020, the house was destroyed again.
The occupation failed to break Qanba’s spirit with this unjust sentence. Instead, he responded with his famous words in one of his trials:
“I am going home by force… by force, I will return.”
Now, only days separate Qanba’ from his freedom in an honorable prisoner exchange, fulfilling his words and shattering the occupier.
#FreeThemAll
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:RNN Prisoners
07.02.202511:40
The freed prisoner Yasser Rabay’a, who spent 23 years in the occupation’s prisons, holds a picture of his grandson Muhammad, the son of his daughter. The picture in Media 2 shows him with his daughter as a child at the time of his arrest.
The beautiful irony in this story is that Yasser's grandson was born on the same day he was liberated by the resistance as part of the “Flood of the Free” prisoner exchange deal and was deported to Egypt.
#FreeThemAll
The beautiful irony in this story is that Yasser's grandson was born on the same day he was liberated by the resistance as part of the “Flood of the Free” prisoner exchange deal and was deported to Egypt.
#FreeThemAll
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