Thread by @Palestinecapti1

⭕ Sunday marks the release of 69 Palestinian women & 21 children in a captive exchange deal. Their testimonies reflect the brutality of zionist terrorists.

Part 1/

1. Khalida Jarrar:
"I suffered the horrors of solitary confinement under conditions no human mind can bear." /

Khalida continued,

"The conditions of detention were not only difficult but excruciating. Like other captives, I endured brutal treatment. We were subjected to daily torture, oppression, and abuse, and deprived of everything. But this is the cost of the freedom we yearn for."

2. Abla Saadat

"I spent 4 months in prison under administrative detention without trial and charge."

The conditions of prisons as "entirely inhumane. They treated us as if we were animals."

"They try to break our morale, to make us feel beneath them."

3. Journalist Rula Hassanein

"My pain in prison was doubled, as a result of the poor living conditions due to starvation, medical neglect, and torture, as well as the constant feeling of pain and bitterness for my daughter, Elia, who needed me to breastfeed and care for her."

Rula added ;

"There were countless violations. We couldn’t clip our nails, so we had to use our teeth. They stopped us from combing our hair, so we had to use plastic forks. They took our belongings clothes, and veils."

4. Dalal al-Arouri:

"We went through a difficult situation throughout captivity, with beatings, threats, shackling, intimidation, and more, up until the final moments of our release."

"The torture against me was because I am Al-Arouri's sister."

5. Hadeel Shatara:

"We were subjected to abuse and beatings until we reached the Red Cross buses. In prison, there is a complete system of oppression, torture, and deprivation of rights that would not occur to any sane person."

6. Dunia Shtayeh

"Conditions in the cells at the Hasharon were inhumane. I wouldn’t even call them cells—they’re more like graves. Small, tight, and literally unfit for a human to live in."

7. The cub Adam Al-Hadra. (18 years old)

"I was wounded while participating in a march in Al-Quds against the war and aggression on Gaza last year before I was abducted. I was deprived of appropriate treatment, and my condition worsened."

"I suffered from severe cold and extreme heat due to the ziomists measures taken against me. I endured beatings, hunger, and pain that I could not bear."

8. Latifa Msha'sha:

"We were left on the cold ground for nearly two hours, surrounded by dogs. It felt unbearable. They humiliated us, speaking in a degrading manner. We didn’t know where they would take us or what would happen next."

9. Ahmed Khashan (18 years old)

"Scabies affected all the captives, some even contemplated suicide, but they stayed steadfast." He added, "I feel happy but also sad for those I left behind—those who are older and have spent years in prison. May God grant them relief & support."

10. Sick child captive Rose Khweis (17 years old)

"I went through a harsh illness experience after which I was transferred to the hospital and remained tied to a hospital bed
. - I was transferred from one section to another in the hospital harshly, which caused severe pain."

Khweis mentioned that when she told a zionist officer she was in severe pain, he immediately replied, "I will break your mouth." When she said she'd report the incident to the court and needed treatment, the officer told his colleague to "push her with a stick."

11. Hanan Hilal Maalwani (23 years old)

"Prison is literally the hardest thing in life."

"They made us suffer a lot in every way… searches, repression, beatings, dragging, they handcuffed us, everything was difficult, but thanks be to God, Lord of the Worlds."

12. Wounded captive Aseel Shuhada (19 years old)

"They humiliated us until the moments we were released. Look at my hands, marked by the traces of the handcuffs. They made us bow our heads to the ground, degrading us in the most brutal way."