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The Occupation Factors in Prisoner Al-Maghribi's Fate
The continued detention of Palestinian prisoner Ahmed Al-Maghribi, 50 years old, who has been held since 2002 and sentenced to 18 life imprisonments, is a major source of concern. The Palestinian Prisoners Club issued a statement indicating that occupation forces raided his home in Bethlehem and arrested him, along with his daughter Mahmoud, despite him being detained for 24 years. Al-Maghribi's interrogation has been ongoing for over two months, and he is denied contact with his lawyer, amid ongoing targeting and persecution of his family. The family has previously suffered from harassment and arrests, despite having twin daughters. These measures are part of the occupation's escalating policy against prisoners and their families, and the occupation authorities bear full responsibility for Al-Maghribi’s safety and fate amidst the rising tide of racist practices.
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