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In Israel, the prisoners were celebrated from Gaza, where each of them welcomed a home to the scenes of joy in the streets of the country.

On the other hand, the Palestinians were told that there is no such thing that allowed their prisoners launched by Israel. In fact, any attempt to welcoming the house was banned from Israel.

In an accident that highlights the tensions, the Israeli army launched a retaliatory operation just one day after the release of Ashraf Zghair, a 46 -year -old Palestinian who was imprisoned since the age of 23 and was spending six provisions for life.

When neighbors and family members are public Celebrate Zagher released on Saturday, January 25, the authorities arrested his brother Amir, a father of four.

Munir Ziger, spokesman for the Charity Prisoners Association in Jerusalem and the father of Ashraf, condemned the arrest in an interview.

“The arrest of my son has no legal basis,” he said. “We did not officially know about the rules that are supposed to be violated.”

This incident summarizes the broadest pattern of restrictions imposed on Palestinian prisoners and their families. One family, she speaks on the condition of anonymity due to fear of revenge, revealed the extent of these restrictions

The family told Al -Jazeera: “We are not allowed to host receptions or distribute sweets,” the family told Al -Jazeera. “The detainees are also prevented from speaking to any form of media at the threat of re -manufacture. It is the method of occupation to restrict the freedom of the prisoners even after their release.”

Israel has framing the release of Palestinian prisoners as a necessary and continued mushroom through an agreement with a “terrorist organization”. Therefore, any celebration of their release is a support for “terrorism”.

“The consequences of the celebration of many, including the arrest of members of the family of the prisoner, who was released for his support for a terrorist organization, as in the case of Ashraf Zghaer’s brother, who was arrested to welcomes his brother issued by” green flags. “, A lawyer working on Palestinian prisoners’ cases. Female enthusiasm, but there are many other flags that represent Palestinian groups or Islamic reasons.

Conditions of the prisoner

The future of the ceasefire is currently incredible. Hamas said on Monday that it would suspend the release of the prisoners scheduled for Saturday due to the Israeli violations of the agreement. Israel has responded before A threat to the bombing of Gaza If the prisoners are not released.

It was a lot of focus in the days before the Hamas declaration provided that the three Israeli prisoners who were released from Gaza were on Saturday in – All that appears is meager. However, there was no little focus on the large number of Palestinian prisoners who were discharged from Israeli prisons in similar states, many of whom were taken to the hospital.

One of the Palestinians who was released in late January was Adam Al Hadra, who was 18 years old, who was detained from the occupied West Bank in November 2023.

“When I discovered that I was included in the deal, I went back to life. It was an indescribable feeling. What was most harmful to stay away from my family, not to mention the humiliation, hunger and disease that we suffered from in the occupation prisons.”

However, freedom of Al -Hadra came with immediate restrictions. He pointed out that within days of his release, he was prohibited from entering the old city of Jerusalem – “another method that imposes its authority on the Palestinians.” Al -Jazeera lawyer told Al -Jazeera that no reason was provided by the Israeli authorities on the restrictions.

The ability to return the list

Israel can that many Palestinians who were arrested were accredited by Israel, and many who participated in previous exchanges were.

Nadia Daka, the legal expert, highlighted significant concerns about the release process.

“The prisoners were released without submitting any legal documents explaining the framework of their release,” she said. “This represents a big problem because Israeli law now allows the government to recount the prisoners as soon as political or security interests end.”

This keeps the prisoners in “folding legal forgetfulness”, as Daqqa stressed, adding that the lack of documents may limit the ability of lawyers to protect and defend them in the event of rehabilitation.

While Al -Hadraa was sentenced to three years in prison, thousands of Palestinians are being held by Israel in the so -called “administrative detention”, a process of Israel being held without charge. In the past, much fewer Israelis have been held in administrative detention, but the Israeli government now publicly stated that it will be applied to the Palestinians only.

Qasim Jafra, 18, was among those who were released in late January, among those who were held in administrative detention.

He said: “I was said only half an hour before my release.” “I was missing my family, friends and school, but it is also painful that my close friends left the prison.”

According to the Israeli Human Rights Organization, more than 3,300 Palestinians are currently being held.

A report on human rights monitoring, which was published earlier this month, presented a major criticism of the detention system.

He concluded that Israeli prisons and detention centers constitute a “systematic framework aimed at its nature to torture Palestinian prisoners and detainees, while depriving them of basic human rights.”

The report also argued that the systematic abuse of the Palestinians has become possible through the long history of the Israeli escaping of Israel from the United States and European governments, which represents a serious violation of international detention standards.

But despite overwhelming challenges, hope is still.

Al -Hadra also concludes: “After the hardship comes as easy.”

This article was published in cooperation with EGAB.