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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Life in occupation prisons after two years of hardship
The article highlights the suffering of Palestinian prisoners inside Israeli prisons, where they live under harsh conditions characterized by long imprisonment, food shortages, poor healthcare, and ongoing humiliation that undermines their human dignity. These conditions lead to weight loss, declining health, and psychological effects such as fear and insomnia, in addition to social impacts on their families who suffer from their long absence. Although the detention period may last up to two years, the psychological and physical effects continue even after release, with accumulated pains and memories. This underscores that imprisonment does not treat prisoners merely as detainees but as a collection of human details that are distorted and robbed of their dignity and humanity.
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