Book chronicles Palestinian prisoners' experiences
The book "Welcome to Hell" by writer and released prisoner Thamer Saba’aneh explores the experience of the Palestinian prisoner movement, documenting the lives of prisoners within Israeli detention centers. The book focuses on the physical and psychological effects of detention that prisoners endure and that persist even after their release. It highlights how prisons have transformed into environments of organization and resistance through the coordination of strikes and prisoner solidarity. Additionally, the book discusses daily life conditions, including food reduction, oppressive winter conditions, and persecution during Ramadan, with particular attention to the situations of children, female prisoners, and prisoners from Gaza. It documents practices of threats and abuse as well. The book also traces the development of detention tools and Israeli strategies, linking them to political changes and conflicts, while providing firsthand testimonies and legal analysis to present a comprehensive picture of prisoners' suffering and its ongoing impact.
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