A Palestinian teenager was released after nine years in the Israeli prison

His lawyer, Khaled Zabaqa, told the BBC, who was released after his sentence was spent.

The Israelis saw an early age, Manasra and his cousin at the time of the attack as evidence that they were colored by propaganda.

After the stabs, Manasra escaped from the scene and hit a car. It was shown by a widely joint graphic video on social media, putting heavy bleeding in the street and taking over the Israeli passers -by.

These footage sparked anger in the Arab world and many assumed that the boy had died. However, a few days later, the Israeli authorities published a picture of him being treated in the hospital.

Later, Manasra was convicted of trying to kill and sentenced him to nine and a half years in prison.

Doctors say he has developed schizophrenia behind bars and tried to harm others and themselves.

Repeated legal appeals were rejected for his early release on the basis that he was convicted of a terrorist crime.

Since his release, his family refused to speak to reporters.

Khaled Zabarqa said: “Until now, Ahmed’s health condition is unknown, and the family’s priority is his diagnosis, treatment and follow -up to his health to alleviate the side effects that Ahmed may face.”

Amnesty International and Israeli NGOs accuse the Israeli authorities of violating international law in the Manasra case.

They refer to his interrogation at the age of 13 – without present or present.

The leaked video showed that Israeli security personnel scream and insult him because it became clearly sad.

“The rights of Manacra have been stripped systematically since his imprisonment. He was only allowed to see his direct family through a glass wall, without any physical contact,” Adala said in a statement.

“He was completely deprived of the right to education and stripped of other basic rights. His right to dignity was violated, including within two years, he spent solitary confinement, and his right to health was ignored due to the ongoing medical negligence by the Israeli prison service.”

Prison service says that all detainees are held in accordance with international law and that any allegations are being investigated.

The recently released Palestinian prisoners say that the conditions inside Israeli prisons have become more severe since Hamas’s deadly attack on southern Israel in October 2023, which led to the Gaza war.

Many of those who were released during the last ceasefire in Gaza seemed high and patient, and some need immediate treatment in the hospital.

They described beating, extreme overcrowding, insufficient medical care, scabies, and bad health conditions.

The far -right national security minister in Israel, Itamar Bin Ghaffir, boasted with narrow restrictions on security prisoners.

Last month, a 17 -year -old Palestinian boy from the occupied West Bank, who was detained in an Israeli prison for a period of six months without died after he collapsed, in unclear circumstances.

Walid Khaled Ahmed became the first Palestinian child to die in Israeli detention.

An Israeli doctor who noticed a post -death examination found that he was suffering from severe malnutrition.