A prison without a sky
The article describes the suffering of Palestinians in Israeli prisons, pointing to the harsh detention conditions that resemble torture camps, and the physical and psychological changes experienced by the prisoners. It discusses the impact of incarceration on children and mothers, as well as international criticisms of the occupation's policies, especially the indefinite administrative detention that threatens the prisoners' lives both mentally and physically. The article highlights that prison robs individuals of their light and freedom, but cannot confiscate their memory or humanity, as the present and the past remain linked with hope for freedom's return.
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