More than 43 Gaza prisoners remain in Israeli jails

More than 43 Palestinian prisoners from the Gaza Strip are still being held in the prisons of the Zionist regime, while their sentences have ended. This information was released by the Palestinian Prisoners Studies Center and indicates a concerning situation for these individuals.

Harsh conditions of Gaza prisoners in jails

According to published reports, these prisoners make up about 55 percent of all Gaza prisoners who were detained by the Zionist regime before the war began. The Palestinian Prisoners Studies Center has warned about the harsh conditions these individuals face in prisons, stating that they are subjected to torture, repression, hunger, medical neglect, and deprivation of the most basic human rights.

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The revenge policy of the Zionist regime

This center also holds the Zionist regime responsible for the continued detention of these prisoners after their sentences have ended, emphasizing that the continuation of this situation is part of a revenge and collective punishment policy against the people of Gaza. This approach could have serious repercussions for the international relations of the Zionist regime and increase pressure on it.

The Palestinian Prisoners Studies Center has called on international human rights organizations to seriously intervene for the release of Gaza prisoners who have completed their sentences and to exert pressure on the Zionist regime. In a statement released by this center, it is clearly stated that there is no justification for the continued detention of these prisoners, and this action is clearly considered a violation of human rights.

The situation of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons has always been criticized by human rights organizations, and the continuation of this trend will bring about public and international dissatisfaction. Given the current circumstances, it is expected that the international community will respond more to this issue.

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