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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Occupation Uses Ibrahim Hamed's Image to Intimidate Residents
The Palestinian Prisoners Club report highlights that Israeli occupation forces employed during field investigations in the town of Sloodyan, Ramallah, a photograph of prisoner Ibrahim Hamed inside his isolation cell, in an attempt to intimidate citizens and threaten their future by imprisoning them. This practice goes beyond mere direct intimidation; it aims to influence Palestinian awareness by exploiting images of prisoners and the abuses they endure inside detention centers to spread fear and link the fate of Palestinian activists to a grim future behind bars. The raids and arrests carried out by occupation forces resulted in the detention of over 60 citizens, with three sustaining injuries. Field investigations have been used as tools for torture, humiliation, and instilling fear. There is a rising trend of violations against prisoners, including torture, solitary confinement, and mistreatment. This approach reflects the occupation's policies aimed at psychologically and physically subjugating Palestinians, through ongoing campaigns of detention, abuse, and manipulation of collective awareness. Its goal is to weaken the spirit of resistance and reinforce a system of intimidation.
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