Alliance of Palestinian Forces: Israeli occupation’s practices against the Palestinian prisoners violate all international laws and norms
The Alliance of Palestinian Forces has stressed that the Israeli occupation brutal practices towards the Palestinian prisoners in the occupation jails violate all international laws and norms, reiterating that the Palestinian people won’t give up the prisoners’ issue, rather they will continue supporting them until they are liberated.
In a statement on Monday, the alliance said that the Israeli occupation has escalated its violations against the Palestinian prisoners after the operation “Freedom Tunnel”, in which six Palestinian captives escaped the Israeli “Gilboa” prison through a tunnel, but were detained later.
The aim of this escalation is to break the will and steadfastness of the Palestinian prisoners who are daily defying the occupation to confirm their adherence to their right to liberate their occupied lands, the alliance added.
The alliance reiterated that the Palestinian people will continue to back the Palestinian prisoners in their battle to get their freedom, particularly the hunger striking prisoners who are risking their lives for their homeland’s freedom and dignity.
Meantime, the Islamic-Christian Commission for Supporting Al-Quds and the Palestinian Sanctities renewed its call on the international community to assume its responsibility and to act immediately to stop the Israeli occupation’s scheme to Judiaze the occupied city of Al-Quds.
In a statement reported by WAFA News Agency, the Commission condemned the occupation’s act of razing Al-Yousufiya Cemetery in occupied Al-Quds to establish a settlement outpost, pointing out that this behavior is part of the occupation’s scheme to Judiaze Al-Quds and obliterate its religious and historical features.
The commission said that the Israeli ethnic cleansing policy against the locals in Al-Quds has been targeting the dead also, which constitutes a dangerous violation of all human values and principles.
Hamda Mustafa