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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Palestinian Prisoners: Increased Incitement by Occupation
The Israeli occupation authorities have continued to expand the use of the charge of "incitement," transforming it from merely a legal tool into a comprehensive means of control and persecution against Palestinians, especially amid the escalating arrests since the beginning of the war on Gaza. These policies include the detention of a school principal in Al-Eizariya and the filming of clips containing posters and instructions within schools; they also target national symbols, institutions, and spaces that shape Palestinian awareness, such as universities and cultural centers. The Prisoners Club views this extension as aimed at restricting freedom of expression and thought, fostering an environment of constant surveillance and fear. Children, women, and prisoners are all targeted, along with the destruction of symbols of national memory like the "Martyrs’ Memorial" at Birzeit University. The goal is to curtail the expression of national issues and collective memory. These measures—arrests, threats, and detention—are part of a broader campaign to control the Palestinian public sphere and limit the space in which national consciousness is formed. This reflects the ongoing effort to erase Palestinian identity and impose control over spaces of expression and memory.
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