A released settler prisoner recounted her time in Gaza to zionist sources. According to her, while in a tunnel, a bearded man entered to speak to them. In perfect Hebrew, he told them, "You are in the safest place here. Nothing will happen to you."

That man, according to the woman, was Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who learned Hebrew while he was imprisoned. Sinwar is extremely knowledgeable on the history of zionism and its pioneers. Commander Sinwar was liberated from the zionist prisons as part of the 2011 Loyalty to the Free prisoner exchange.

Today, he is the IOF's most wanted man, having survived a number of assassination attempts. He is pictured here after the historic Saif Al-Quds battle of May 2021, sitting on his chair atop the rubble of his destroyed home in northern #Gaza following yet another assassination attempt.

In the speech that followed the battle, Sinwar walked home afterwards with all confidence. "I will walk home. They have many chances to kill me in that hour. They can make the decision. They can prepare their planes. But not a single eyelash of mine will blink. Let them kill me."

🚨 Ministry of Health in Gaza:
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UNRWA informed us that the occupation prevents it from delivering fuel to hospitals in the northern Gaza Strip.

🚨 Government Media Office in Gaza:
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The occupation extended the detention of the director of Al-Shifa Hospital for 45 days.

🟢 Martyr Izz El-Din Al-Qassam Brigades:
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Watch: A part of the handover of the fourth batch of zionist detainees in the Gaza Strip as part of the humanitarian truce and the exchange of Palestinian prisoners from the occupation's prisons.
Al- Aqsa Flood.

The moment the liberated prisoner, Mohammad Ghaith, embraces his family in the town of Al-Tur, southeast of #AlQuds, after his release as part of the fourth batch of the resistance’s prisoner exchange deal.

Confrontations break out between resistant youth and the IOF in Beitunia, west of #Ramallah, coinciding with the arrival of the fourth batch of liberated Palesitinian prisoners as a result of the resistance's prisoner exchange.

Meanwhile, the IOF has deployed sniper teams in several buildings in Deir Ammar camp, also west of #Ramallah. The IOF plans to demolish the home of martyr Dawood Daris, who carried out a run-over operation in September, killing one soldier and wounding five others.

Liberated prisoner Nufuz Hammad:
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We were subjected to severe abuse by the "israeli" occupation forces during the release procedures.

I was sentenced to 12 years in prison for attempted murder, of which I spent two years in prison.

The [prisoner exchange] deal was the beginning of a new life for me, and the prison is a nightmare that has ended, and I hope that male and female prisoners will gain freedom soon.

After seven months of detention, the liberated prisoner Omar Abu Mayaleh, from the town of Silwan in occupied #AlQuds embraces his mother, after his release as part of the fourth batch of the resistance’s prisoner exchange deal.

As the bus of liberated cub and women prisoners arrives in #Ramallah, youth gather around it and chant "Allahu Akbar."

🚨 BREAKING: A large cyberattack has targeted all of the emergency services of the zionist entity, including police, ambulances, firefighters, and rescue teams.

Emergency centers have collapsed, with thousands of settlers trying to reach them, unable to do so.

Yassin Abdullah Al-Asmar, has ascended to martyrdom after being hit by occupation bullets while waiting to receive liberated prisoners in Beitunia, west of #Ramallah.

Glory to the martyrs.

The freed young prisoner Mohammad Muhannad Abu Al-Homs, sits with his mother and grandmother after his release as part of the prisoner exchange deal.

The freed young prisoner Ahmed Bashar Abu Alia of #Ramallah describes the moments before his freedom tonight as a result of the resistance's prisoner exchange deal.

Ahmed was wounded at the time he was imprisoned, and hugs his mother for the first time since. He says he received zero medical treatment in the prisons.

As his mother cries tears of joy, Ahmed says, "Praise be to God for the blessing of resistance."

"By Allah's will, the next war will be a war of liberation. This war is a war of liberation of prisoners, and the next will be for liberation of land."

"The last two months were extremely difficult. But it's all for the martyrs, the martyrs of Gaza and martyrs of the resistance. Praise be to Allah for the blessing of Hamas."

"In the prison, they would enter and beat us. Most of us would hope for the day of release. The youth's hope is in the resistance. If it wasn't for the resistance, no one would have hope. Our hope is only in the resistance. Our trust in the resistance is high."

When asked about the moments before release, he said, "They told me I had an interrogation. They made us take off our clothes and gave us these clothes. After they beat us, they give us these clothes."

The forces of the traitorous Palestinian Authority attacked the political prisoners and resistance leaders Murad Malaysha and Mohammed Brahma, transferring them to the PA's Areeha prison, notorious for torture.

Murad and Mohammed have been abducted for five months, despite court orders for their release and demands by resistance factions. Murad and Mohammed were abducted during the Fury of Jenin battle in July, as they headed from Jaba' to support their fighting brothers in #Jenin. Both began and ended two hunger strikes after false promises for their release.

Message from a young prisoner after his liberation: "The conditions of the prisoners are very bad, and the occupation deliberately abuses the detainees, including the sick."

17-year-old freed prisoner Mohammed Nazzal of Qabatiya, #Jenin emerged from the bus with a sling on his arm after he was freed from Naqab prison today. His mother's smiles turned to tears.

Prison guards broke his arm a week ago. Moments before his release, they beat his back.

Mohammed said, "Someone in our room died. They broke my arm, my fingers. They beat my back."

"They didn't offer me any medical treatment. The Red Cross gave me this sling, not the prison services. I spent a week without treatment."

"Naqab desert prison is very difficult. The conditions of the prisoners is like death. I am young; I can handle it. The elderly prisoners can't."

A Palestinian child liberated today recounts the feelings shared by him and the other prisoners: “From the moment the war began, we knew that we would leave [the prison]. When we were in prison, we weren’t worried because we knew that behind us are men, the honorable people of Gaza. The best people are those of the resistance, may Allah protect them.”