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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Living as a prisoner under occupation
The text vividly describes the conditions of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli occupation prisons. They endure long detention periods exceeding two years, characterized by harsh circumstances involving severe hunger, malnutrition, repeated arrests, psychological and physical humiliation, and a lack of medical treatment and healthcare. These conditions impact both their bodies and minds, causing weight loss and making them susceptible to illnesses. They also leave deep scars on their dignity and morale, which are eroded through ongoing insults that reduce them to mere numbers. Despite these hardships, prisoners preserve some small acts of resistance and humanity, such as sharing bread, words, and memories with their families, to maintain their identity and hope. Their ongoing tragedy worsens during holidays and religious observances, amid increasing restrictions and intensified measures since October 2023, according to human rights reports.
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