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Hundreds of Palestinians, freed from Israeli, show signs of emission and abuse suffering during detention.
Hundreds of Palestinians held in Israeli prisons Gas As part of the fire termination agreement again showed signs of issue and abuse.
More than 600 Palestinians were released on Thursday, shortly after Israel said Hamas surrendered coffins containing the bodies of four captives. Israel delayed the release of two Palestinian women and 44 children.
It was the last planned swap as part of the first phase of the fire termination deal between Hamas and Israel.
Several Palestinians have been transported to ambulances to the European hospital in Khan Eunice in Southern Gaza due to the severity of their injuries. Many Palestinians were also sent to Egypt and the occupied west coast.
Alaa Al Bayari, Palestinian, released in Gaza, told Al Jazeera that he witnessed “torture, beating, humiliation and everything you can imagine” while in Israeli prison. He met his one -year -old daughter for the first time.
“We were kept naked, our water was thrown and then they used electricity to torment,” he said.
Yahya Srida, a Palestinian prisoner who was released in Ramala, described the Israeli prisons as cemeteries.
“We are known for suffering. It is as if we are dug from our own graves. No prisoner had an attempt to slow down his own release twice, “he told Reuters news agency.
“What we have experienced is a situation that mountains cannot carry. It is very difficult to explain; It is very difficult to talk about what we have experienced. “
Al Jazeera's Tareq Abu Azzoum reported from Gaza, said some Palestinians have returned that their limbs have cut off and others suffer from severe injuries due to torture in Israeli in custody.
“Many family members fell into tears after seeing their loved ones,” Abu Azum said, adding that the released “confirmed that they were witnessing some of the tallest methods of torture in the hands of Israeli occupation forces.”
The footage, shared online by News Network Quds, showed the family members and released Palestinians crying after arriving in Gaza.
66 -year -old Tabeta Abu Hatter arrived at the Gaza European Hospital, which was lacking a leg and in a critical condition after being released in the last batch of prisoners' exchange between Palestinian resistance and Israel.
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– News Network Quds (@qudsnen) February 27, 2025
A clip shows a family member complaining about the tired state of his liberated relative, saying, “Look at the difference, oh God!”
At a gathering in a city on the west coast, Jenin, the footage showed a liberated prisoner Luya Saabne, who met with his son Jabal for the first time after a few years' imprisonment.
Earlier, Hamas betrayed the bodies of four captives to Israel across the Red Cross.
Israeli President Isaac Duke said the bodies were identified as Ohad Yahalomi, Tsachi Idan, ICK Elgarate and Shlomo Mansur.
In a statement, the Palestinian Group renewed their “complete engagement” of Fire Termination Agreement And his willingness to negotiate the second phase.
He also said that the Israeli authorities' attempts to prevent prisoners are preventing the prisoners have failed, adding that this means that they have no “choice” except to negotiate the second phase of the fire termination transaction.
The group also called on other countries to “stop their double standards” in their discourse on Israeli captives until they mention the abuse of Palestinian prisoners.
