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‘I feel a mixture of grief and joy’: Father of freed Palestinian prisoner
https://aje.io/8uw5rh?update=3482525
Signs of starvation, infections and injuries from beatings among those freed: Palestinian Prisoner’s Society
https://aje.io/8uw5rh?update=3482500
![Signs of starvation, infections and injuries from beatings among those freed: Palestinian Prisoner’s Society
The NGO has released a statement in which it says, “Once again, every time prisoners are released, we find the prisoners’ bodies reflecting the level of crimes committed against them, including torture that is unprecedented in its level after October 7.”
It added that many of the people released by Israel show signs of starvation and infections, including scabies.
They also show signs of having been subjected to severe beatings, which, according to their testimonies, continued for days and resulted in rib fractures.
(incl. a photo: Palestinian prisoners are greeted as they exit a Red Cross bus after being released in the West Bank city of Ramallah [Nasser Nasser/AP Photo]](https://friendica-leipzig.de/photo/preview/1024/536976 "Signs of starvation, infections and injuries from beatings among those freed: Palestinian Prisoner’s Society
The NGO has released a statement in which it says, “Once again, every time prisoners are released, we find the prisoners’ bodies reflecting the level of crimes committed against them, including torture that is unprecedented in its level after October 7.”
It added that many of the people released by Israel show signs of starvation and infections, including scabies.
They also show signs of having been subjected to severe beatings, which, according to their testimonies, continued for days and resulted in rib fractures.
(incl. a photo: Palestinian prisoners are greeted as they exit a Red Cross bus after being released in the West Bank city of Ramallah [Nasser Nasser/AP Photo]")
‘I feel a mixture of grief and joy’: Father of freed Palestinian prisoner
https://aje.io/8uw5rh?update=3482525
Signs of starvation, infections and injuries from beatings among those freed: Palestinian Prisoner’s Society
https://aje.io/8uw5rh?update=3482500
![Signs of starvation, infections and injuries from beatings among those freed: Palestinian Prisoner’s Society
The NGO has released a statement in which it says, “Once again, every time prisoners are released, we find the prisoners’ bodies reflecting the level of crimes committed against them, including torture that is unprecedented in its level after October 7.”
It added that many of the people released by Israel show signs of starvation and infections, including scabies.
They also show signs of having been subjected to severe beatings, which, according to their testimonies, continued for days and resulted in rib fractures.
(incl. a photo: Palestinian prisoners are greeted as they exit a Red Cross bus after being released in the West Bank city of Ramallah [Nasser Nasser/AP Photo]](https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/113/928/778/054/419/229/original/4be8dd4a0f8a3e8f.png "Signs of starvation, infections and injuries from beatings among those freed: Palestinian Prisoner’s Society
The NGO has released a statement in which it says, “Once again, every time prisoners are released, we find the prisoners’ bodies reflecting the level of crimes committed against them, including torture that is unprecedented in its level after October 7.”
It added that many of the people released by Israel show signs of starvation and infections, including scabies.
They also show signs of having been subjected to severe beatings, which, according to their testimonies, continued for days and resulted in rib fractures.
(incl. a photo: Palestinian prisoners are greeted as they exit a Red Cross bus after being released in the West Bank city of Ramallah [Nasser Nasser/AP Photo]")
LIVE: Israel frees Palestinians after 3 captives released in Gaza
Fourth captive-prisoner swap comes as dozens of Palestinians due to leave through Rafah crossing to hospitals abroad.Nils Adler (Al Jazeera)
