The Palestine Liberation Organization’s Prisoners’ and Ex-Prisoners’ Affairs Authority and the Prisoners’ Club added that they had been informed of “the martyrdom of two prisoners in the occupation prisons, namely: Samih Suleiman Muhammad Aliwi (61 years old) from… NablusAnd Anwar Shaaban Muhammad Aslim (44 years old), from Gaza“.
The authority and the club explained in their statement that “the prisoner Aliwi has been in administrative detention since October 21, 2023, and before his arrest he suffered several health problems as a result of his being diagnosed with a benign tumor in the intestine years ago.”
The statement added, “Prisoner Anwar Aslim from Gaza has been detained since December 8, 2023, and did not suffer from any health problems before his arrest, according to his family.”
There has been no statement yet from the Prison Service or the relevant Israeli authorities.
The statement stated that “Aliwi is a former prisoner who spent a total of about 10 years in the occupation prisons, and his arrest journey began in 1988. He is married and the father of nine children. Likewise, the prisoner Aslim is married and the father of four children.”
The Prisoners’ Authority and the Prisoners’ Club added, “Thus, the number of captive martyrs whose identities are known since 1967 has risen to 280, in addition to dozens of captive martyrs whose identities and circumstances of martyrdom the occupation continues to conceal, and other detainees who were subjected to execution. Of the total number of martyrs of the captive movement, the number of captive martyrs after The date of October 7 increased to 43 whose identities were announced by the relevant institutions.”
The statement stated: “The number of prisoners in the occupation prisons who were recognized by the prison administration until the beginning of this November is more than 10,200, while it continues to impose a crime.” Forced disappearance Against hundreds of Gaza detainees in camps run by the occupation army.”
The statement added: “Among the prisoners are 96 female prisoners, at least 270 children, and 3,443 administrative detainees, including 31 women and 100 children.”
