🧵More prisoner abuse, snuff-like propaganda, on Israeli TV, this time on mainstream Channel 13.
Palestinian detainees in dark cells, with no mattresses, no clean clothes, cuffed legs, cuffed to each other 24/7, Hebrew music playing loud non-stop.
Full piece in the thread below.
No personal belongings allowed, low-quality and sometimes rotten food, in very small amounts (and no canteen), systematic humiliation, and also, even though it's not presented in the piece for obvious reasons - actual torture and beatings.
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We've already seen Israeli officials claim that random Gazans are "Nukhba terrorists who murdered & raped on Oct. 7", so it's impossible to tell who's really a militant and who's not, who's a Nukhba fighter and who's not, who was arrested on 7 Oct. and who wasn't, etc.
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At first, they make it seem like the harsh conditions are just for the "Nukhbas", but later we see that the other prisoners get pretty much the same treatment. Now remember that an 82 year-old Gazan woman with Alzheimer's was held for two months as "illegal combatant".
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Who knows how many innocent Palestinians are suffering right now inside Israel's detention facilities turned concentration camps. How many more will suffer. Who are they gonna take to fill all those 888 new cells that they're planning in place of the canteens?
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BTW, Yossi Eli presents himself as a journalist who seeks justice, someone who fights against corruption, racism, police brutality, etc. but we see that when push comes to shove, there are very few actual Israeli journalists, and many, many shameless propagandists.
🧵Alian Qudeih, 95-y/o Nakba survivor from Khuza'a, was displaced in Khan Younis. Despite constant Israeli strikes he refused to be displaced again. Eventually, hunger got to him, and he went outside in his wheelchair to look for something to eat. He was then murdered by Israel.
At the field hospital, Alian's wife kept embracing his body.
If anyone knows what was Alian's village of origin (before the 1948 Nakba) please let me know.
May he rest in peace, and may his murderers never rest and never know any peace.
🧵"What I went through, countless Palestinians are already going through. I have no intention of bowing my head."
Yesterday (Sunday), the Israeli apartheid court released my dear friend, journalist Israel Frey, to house arrest until Friday. The "investigation" (witch hunt) against him continues, and his passport has been confiscated so he won't be able to leave the country.
Despite the news coming from the Concentration Camp Service Chief's office (Kobi Yaakobi - don't forget his name), Frey was not transferred to a concentration camp for Palestinians ("security prison"). He was categorized as a security prisoner and forced to wear the security prisoners' uniform, but was still kept in a "regular" prison.
Meanwhile, also yesterday, the captivity of Palestinian journalist Nasser Laham was extended by a military apartheid court judge. Laham is charged with terrorism-related crimes simply for working for Al-Mayadeen, a Lebanese TV network which is not even banned in the areas under the so-called "jurisdiction" of the Palestinian Authority.
Like every Palestinian abductee since October 7, Nasser "attended" court via video chat from the concentration camp, with an Israeli flag stretched behind him.
In Gaza, two journalists were murdered on Sunday: Husam Al-Adlouni and Fadi Khalifa. May their murdered never no peace.
🧵While Israel Frey's case gets attention in Israel, with many condemning the arrest of a *Jewish* journalist, here what's going on with Palestinian journalists.
Yesterday, the arrest of Nasser Laham, prominent West Bank journalist, has been extended until Sunday. Nasser was abducted on Monday from his home in Bethlehem.
Two days ago, same day Frey was arrested, the trial of journalist Saeed Hassanein began, on the charges of "contact with a foreign agent" and "publication of praise and encouragement to terrorism".
Saeed is a Palestinian citizen of Israel. He is currently in house arrest, wearing an electronic bracelet. He's on trial for giving interviews to Al-Aqsa TV and Al-Manar. On trial for doing his job.
And in Gaza - another journalist was murdered by Israel.
Journalist Ahmad Abu Eisha was targeted by an Israeli drone in Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza. He's the 291st journalists to be murdered by Israel since October 7, 2023
This dead piece of shit, Avraham Azulai, was eliminated yesterday by resistance fighters in Gaza.
When he was a teenager he moved to Yitzhar, an ultra-Judeo-Nazi West Bank settlement, and opened a Jewish-only construction business. Recently he moved to Havat Shaked (Shaked Farm), one of Yitzhar's satellite outposts, built on private Palestinian land, of course. He was in Gaza with the stated purpose of destroying as many Palestinian homes as he could. May his name and memory be erased.
Here's a piece by public broadcaster Kan about another "Hebrew Work", i.e. Jewish-only construction company from Yitzhar
And this is the sign installed by Yitzhar's residents at the entrance to the settlement. They do no allow any Arab to enter Yitzhar, not even service providers. For example, once, an Arab medical worker was sent there to conduct Covid-19 tests and was denied entrance.
🧵A running thread about the arrest of anti-Zionist Haredi journalist Israel Frey, who's been moved, in an unprecedented move, to a "security prison" - a concentration camp for Palestinians, or "terrorists", as they are called by Israel.
Craziest thing is we all knew it already, since the IDF itself has been releasing videos showing drones targeting unarmed people, claiming they were "terrorists". MSM just completely ignored it. Maybe now when it comes from an Israeli outlet, they'll suddenly "uncover" such cases