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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Nasser Abu Hamid's Children Grow Up Away
The article recounts the suffering of children in Palestine who live behind bars, especially those born during the long absence of their incarcerated fathers. Yaman, now a second-year student, expresses his love for his father, whom he has only seen during visits and talked to over the phone due to his ongoing detention and surveillance in Israeli prisons, where his father has spent about 23 years in captivity. Likewise, father Nasser Abu Hamid makes sacrifices behind bars, having served many years in prison before being released in 2025 and deported to Egypt, leaving his children to cope with his absence. As for Rayed, whose father was first detained when he was only 18 months old, he met his father inside the prison for the first time; Waeed was born at the beginning of his father's incarceration and faced years of separation during his childhood. These children are hopeful to reunite with their fathers after many years apart, but deportation and imprisonment remain obstacles. They compensate for this through phone calls and whatever means available, in a life overshadowed by the absence of true paternal presence, with the hope that the day will come when a renewed reunion is finally achieved.
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