🚨On Sunday evening, Palestinian prisoner advocacy organizations announced the martyrdom of wounded detainee Nasser Khalil Radaydeh (49 years old) from the town of Al-Ubeidiya, who died at Hadassah Hospital after being transferred earlier that day from Ofer Prison.

⬇️⬇️ 📣 Radaydeh had previously been shot by Israeli occupation forces and remained in detention at the time of his death. He was married and a father of seven children. Following his arrest, he had been hospitalized for a period at Shaare Zedek Medical Center due to the

The Palestinian female prisoners in the occupation's prisons...
Women and children who grew up inside the prison..
Mothers to a number of sons and daughters...
Injured and sick...
They are detained in Damon Prison where they face harsh and difficult conditions...

🚨 Sahar Francis, the longtime director of Addameer, human rights defender & lawyer, was just banned from boarding a plane to the US while headed to the World Social Forum in Mexico—like director of @BisanResearch, @UbaiAboudi, who was prohibited from traveling earlier. 1/5 Preventing the directors of leading Palestinian civil society organizations from traveling & speaking abroad is a dangerous escalation in the Israeli-led harassment & isolation campaign.

➡️ But we are certain it will not prevent the world from seeing & condemning Israeli crimes.

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Earlier this morning, Salah Hammouri, 36y/o Palestinian-French HRD, lawyer at Addameer & former prisoner, was officially notified of the Israeli Minister of Interior's decision to revoke his permanent residency based on "breach of allegiance."
1/4 In her decision, the Minister emphasized that such a decision comes according to recommendations based on Salah's previous arrests and other "secret information", further noting that such a decision is necessary "to deter others from breaching allegiance to the State of Israel "

Thread about torture in Israeli law / jurisprudence Over the past decades, the Israeli judicial and executive power have legalized and permitted the use of interrogation methods amounting to both psychological and physical torture and ill-treatment