Seven Palestinians who were released by Israel accepting the hospital Israeli conflict news

Palestinians who need treatment due to the “brutality they were exposed to” by the Israeli authorities.

The Palestinian Prisoners Club said that seven Palestinians who were released by Israel were accepted on Saturday as part of the ceasefire deal in Gaza in hospitals upon their arrival in Ramallah.

total 183 Palestinians were released by Israel Saturday, against three prisoners, was released by Hamas.

The prison service in Israel said in a statement that the prisoners “were transferred from many prisons throughout the country” before they were transferred to the occupied West Bank, the occupied East Jerusalem and Gaza.

More than 100 Palestinians have returned to the Gaza Strip.

“All the prisoners who were released today need medical care, treatment and examinations as a result of the brutality they were exposed to during the past months. Abdullah Al -Zaghari, head of the NGO, said:” There are seven people who were taken to the hospital. “

The Palestinian Red Crescent confirmed that seven prisoners were accepted in hospitals.

The fifth prisoner exchange comes since the ceasefire arrived in the past month, as negotiations are scheduled to start in the next stage of the deal that can pave the way for a permanent end of the war.

There is an estimated 4,500 Palestinians detained in Israeli prisons, 310 of them are held under the so-called “administrative detention” without the right to trial.

Dozens of Palestinians who were released from Israeli prisons last week Signs of torture and hunger showedAccording to the Palestinian prisoner association.

“Every time the prisoners are released, we find that the bodies of the prisoners reflect the level of crimes committed against them, including torture that is unprecedented at their level after October 7, hunger crimes, systematic medical crimes, and the infection of a number of them with them and the organization said in a statement Last week:

“Over the past 15 months, we have been subjected to the most brutal torture … We have treated the Israelis in inhumane ways. They have dealt with animals better than us.”

Basil Farraj, an analyst from Birzeit University, said that the release of the Palestinians “does not end the brutal conditions” they are exposed to in Israeli prisons. He said that the Palestinians are treated as “without a person” by the Israeli authorities.

He warned that Israel was likely to re -manufacture some of those who were released, as in the case of previous frustration.