Ben Gvir's threat seen as organized terrorism
The article discusses the Israeli occupation authorities' assaults on Palestinian prisoners in detention centers, with a particular focus on the threats and intimidation by the extreme right-wing Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir against prisoner Hassan Salama. Salama has been in detention since 1996 and is serving a 48-life sentence. The head of the Prisoners and Former Prisoners Affairs Commission condemned the international community's silence regarding these violations, expressing concern over the continued escalation and assaults, which constitute organized terrorism. He warned of their repercussions on a global scale and emphasized that these practices will not break the prisoners' resolve. He also stated that the occupation poses a threat to global security. The accompanying images include a clip showing Ben-Gvir directly threatening Salama's safety, highlighting that the occupation's practices represent a dangerous escalation threatening prisoners' rights and calling for a firm international stance.
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