Amnesty International said today. Khader Adnan died in Israel’s Ramle prison on 2 May, after spending 87 days on hunger strike in protest at the Israeli authorities’ systematic arbitrary detention of Palestinians and cruel and inhumane treatment of prisoners. Palestinian detainees frequently use hunger strikes to challenge such policies, risking their health and lives in order to demand the rights that Israel denies them https://perma.cc/77RG-R842

Israel authorities have claimed that Khader Adnan refused to undergo medical treatment. However, a doctor who visited him during his hunger strike told Amnesty International that authorities had denied him access to the independent specialized medical treatment and monitoring he needed.

Israel’s military occupation has morphed the entire occupied Palestinian territory into an open-air prison, where Palestinians are constantly confined, surveilled and disciplined,” a UN expert said today https://perma.cc/4BT2-CF6F

Al-Haq takes the occasion of Palestinian Prisoners’ Day to highlight the ongoing violations faced by the over 10,000 Palestinian prisoners currently detained by Israel. Of these prisoners, approximately 125 are women and 400 are children, while an estimated 780 are individuals detained under administrative detention https://perma.cc/2NFN-JQWT

Currently, there were 5,000 Palestinians in Israeli prisons, including 160 children, and approximately 1,100 of them were detained without charge or trial https://perma.cc/VD5D-RJV8

The Palestine Center for Prisoners Studies monitored the increase in arrests in 2021 and indicated that it had been the highest for 18 years. The centre recorded 8 thousand arrests, including of 1,266 children and 118 women and girls.53 This marked an increase of 60% over 2020, where 4,700 were arrested, including 550 children and 178 women and girls (from The Palestine Strategic Report)

Suicide terrorism - part 2

We are against VIP ticket for suicide in prison and we are against terrorism suicide too!
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Suicide bombing in the 1990s had at best mixed support from the Palestinian public, but, according to one expert, during the Second Intifada ‘‘Palestinian society as a whole cultivated the suicide ethos as a weapon of defiance.’’22 A poll conducted by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research in November 2002 found that 66 percent of those surveyed believed that violence helped Palestinians in ways that negotiations did not.

Support for suicide bombings fell to less than 30 percent for the first time during the Second Intifada.

Hamas steadily gained respect because its fighters waged what seemed to be an effective war against Israel, inflicting one body blow after another through suicide bombings. Polls taken in February 2000 showed Hamas enjoying 10 percent support and Fatah 36 percent; in September 2005, immediately after the Gaza pullout, Hamas’s support was up to 30 percent.

One of the worst attacks occurred on June 1, 2001, when a Palestinian suicide bomber stepped into a line of people waiting to enter the Tel Aviv Dolphinarium Disco, wounding 120 and killing 21, mostly teenage immigrants from the former Soviet Union.

Under a coalition government made up of a broad range of political parties and with Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid as prime ministers, Israeli authorities doubled down on their severe repression of Palestinians. Israeli authorities’ practices, undertaken as part of a policy to maintain the domination of Jewish Israelis over Palestinians, amount to the crimes against humanity of apartheid and persecution.

As of December 31, Israeli authorities also held, according to Israeli Prison Services figures, 866 Palestinians in administrative detention without charge or trial based on secret evidence. This figure represents a nearly two-decade-high, according to the Israeli rights group B’Tselem https://perma.cc/VBA6-SKLD

إسرائيل وفلسطين
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Israël et Palestine https://perma.cc/ZTA4-Y5V6

ישראל ופלסטין
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More about prisoners:
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to
https://news.1rj.ru/str/IsraelWarBullshit/844

and
https://news.1rj.ru/str/PalestineForDummies/129

Our answer? Who gives a shit if there are hostages of people from the same country!

People from 🇨🇭 are exactly like people from 🇳🇴 or 🇨🇦 or 🇮🇱 or 🇵🇸 or 🇩🇪 or or or ... so where they come from doesn't really matter at the end ... (we mean that they should get same importance).

Even this is bullshit at level 1000x. If you see such people on the street you give them a shit! but just because now they are in Israel, this should make a difference and they get more importance ...

If such people get killed by a train accident in your country, you give a shit to them .... (maybe you say sorry the first moment, but then you will give a shit ...)

If they get homeless you give a shit ...

If they do suicide you give a shit ...

If they lose job you give a shit ....

If they get raped or abused you probably continue to give a shit ... except if medias talk a lot, in such case you are interested in the first weeks, but then you give a shit ...

If they die due to cancer you give a shit ...

If they die during the work you give a shit ...

If ... If ... If ... you will continue to give a shit ...

With "you" we mean all people in such country (except family and similar ...).

Second, it's their fault, if they visited a terroristic region, like we said 1000x times
https://news.1rj.ru/str/TerrorismTelegram/248
https://news.1rj.ru/str/TerrorismTelegram/249
https://news.1rj.ru/str/TerrorismTelegram/237
https://news.1rj.ru/str/TerrorismTelegram/185

Conclusion: who matter if there are people from Zürich as hostage ... even if we live in Zürich. If people already give a shit to know who is the neighbour ... This about hostages is more a way to attract the interest of governments. An hostage from 🇵🇸 in 🇮🇱 is exactly the same like a 🇮🇱 in 🇵🇸 or a 🇩🇪 in 🇵🇸 or 🇮🇱 or 🇫🇷 or whatever.