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Prisoner Ibrahim Hamed Under Threat After Interrogation Photos in Salwad
The Palestinian Prisoners Club, the Prisoners’ Media Office, and Hamas have warned of the repercussions of the Israeli occupation forces using a picture of the senior prisoner Ibrahim Hamed during field interrogations with Palestinians in the town of Salwad. The image was displayed alongside threats regarding his fate in prison, constituting a form of psychological intimidation aimed at prisoners and their families, and threatening his safety. Hamed is among the most prominent leaders of Hamas currently imprisoned; he was arrested in 2006 and sentenced to 54 life sentences, having spent about eight years in solitary confinement. Concerns for his safety are now mounting due to his continued isolation and escalating violations. Human rights organizations and international entities have called for urgent intervention to halt these threats, allow his lawyers to visit him, and have held the occupation fully responsible for his life. Meanwhile, Hamas asserts that these practices will not diminish the determination of prisoners or the Palestinian people.
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