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⚫️ Saraya Al-Quds: — Operation Snatching Freedom - Gilboa Tunnel A Historic Event On September 6, 2021, the world awoke to a historic event recorded in the history of the resisting Palestinian people. Six prisoners snatched their freedom from zionist occupation…
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❗️Civil Defense crews in Jenin prepare to open roads and repair infrastructure, following the Israeli military’s withdrawal from the city after a 10-day long invasion.
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⚔️ Popular Resistance Committees:
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We condemn and denounce in the strongest terms the heinous crime committed by the zionist enemy, which led to the killing of the American activist of Turkish origin, Aisha Ezgi, during her participation in the weekly peaceful march against the zionist settlement on Mount Sbeih in the town of Beita, south of Nablus.
The heinous zionist crime against the American activist is a link in a series of deliberate zionist crimes against foreign activists with our Palestinian people.
The zionist army's killing of the American activist in Mount Sbeih reveals the true Nazi face of the zionist entity and its extremist government, and confirms that these killers are a real and imminent danger that threatens mankind and humanity; they must be confronted, deterred, held accountable, and tried in international courts for committing war crimes and genocide.
The zionist army's assassination of the American activist is a confirmed and fixed result of the blind American bias and support for the zionist entity and its encouragement to commit massacres, slaughters, and a genocide war against the Palestinian people.
Media Office of the Resistance Committees in Palestine
Friday, September 6, 2024 AD
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We condemn and denounce in the strongest terms the heinous crime committed by the zionist enemy, which led to the killing of the American activist of Turkish origin, Aisha Ezgi, during her participation in the weekly peaceful march against the zionist settlement on Mount Sbeih in the town of Beita, south of Nablus.
The heinous zionist crime against the American activist is a link in a series of deliberate zionist crimes against foreign activists with our Palestinian people.
The zionist army's killing of the American activist in Mount Sbeih reveals the true Nazi face of the zionist entity and its extremist government, and confirms that these killers are a real and imminent danger that threatens mankind and humanity; they must be confronted, deterred, held accountable, and tried in international courts for committing war crimes and genocide.
The zionist army's assassination of the American activist is a confirmed and fixed result of the blind American bias and support for the zionist entity and its encouragement to commit massacres, slaughters, and a genocide war against the Palestinian people.
Media Office of the Resistance Committees in Palestine
Friday, September 6, 2024 AD
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🚨 Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, an activist of Turkish origin with American citizenship, has ascended to martyrdom after being shot in the head by IOF soldiers during the weekly anti-settlement protest in the town of Beita near Jabal Sbeih, south of #Nablus.
She was…
She was…
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🚨 13-year-old Bana Amjad Bakr ascended to martyrdom while inside her home in Qaryut, south of #Nablus, due to IOF bullets. She is the second female martyr south of Nablus today, after 26-year-old Turkish-American solidarity activist Aysenur Eygi.
Glory to the martyrs.
Glory to the martyrs.
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🇾🇪 Under the title "The Birth of the Prophet of Guidance... A Call to Support Gaza and Al-Aqsa," Yemenis renewed their pledge, coming out in million-man marches across the country. The city of Ibb alone witnessed 70 simultaneous demonstrations, while Hajjah had 50.
The march today came on the anniversary of the Prophet Muhammed's birthday. The organizers stated: "We renew our pledge and loyalty to the Messenger of Allah on the occasion of his birth, affirming that we will not abandon jihad, nor will we abandon Palestine and Gaza."
They reaffirmed their adherence to the path of supporting the oppressed and saluted Yemen's military victories. "The Americans have fled in defeat and admitted their failure at sea, and a large part of our seas is now outside of American control, thanks to Allah."
They also affirmed the inevitable response, "and the surprises carry more than just a response, by the will and grace of Allah."
The organizers called on Arabs and Muslims to engage in jihad in support of the oppressed Palestinian people, stating that there is no excuse for the negligent, and no escape from disgrace, humiliation, and shame for those who abandon jihad (struggle). "There is no honor or dignity for the nation except through jihad."
The march today came on the anniversary of the Prophet Muhammed's birthday. The organizers stated: "We renew our pledge and loyalty to the Messenger of Allah on the occasion of his birth, affirming that we will not abandon jihad, nor will we abandon Palestine and Gaza."
They reaffirmed their adherence to the path of supporting the oppressed and saluted Yemen's military victories. "The Americans have fled in defeat and admitted their failure at sea, and a large part of our seas is now outside of American control, thanks to Allah."
They also affirmed the inevitable response, "and the surprises carry more than just a response, by the will and grace of Allah."
The organizers called on Arabs and Muslims to engage in jihad in support of the oppressed Palestinian people, stating that there is no excuse for the negligent, and no escape from disgrace, humiliation, and shame for those who abandon jihad (struggle). "There is no honor or dignity for the nation except through jihad."
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Forwarded from Samidoun Network
Freedom Tunnel to Al-Aqsa Flood: Prisoners, Resistance & Liberation (1/2)
On 6 September 2024, we mark the third anniversary of the great Freedom Tunnel on 6 September 2021, in which six Palestinian prisoners – Mahmoud al-Ardah, Mohammed al-Ardah, Yousef Qadri, Ayham Kamamji, Munadil Nafa’at and Zakaria Zubeidi — liberated themselves from the Zionist occupation regime’s “high security” Gilboa prison. The Freedom Tunnel was a harbinger of the Al-Aqsa Flood, exposing the illusory nature of the occupation’s proclaimed technological and intelligence superiority and inspiring collective hope and optimism in Palestine and around the world about the future of the Palestinian cause.
The heroic Al-Aqsa Flood, launched on 7 October 2023, has exposed the inhuman rampage of the genocidal enemy and its imperialist backers – the US, Germany, France, Britain, Canada and more – and highlighted to all the legendary courage, strategic planning and execution, steadfastness and brilliance of the armed Resistance. At a time when the bombing of refugee camps, the destruction of hospitals, and the slaughter of mangled children have become daily news updates that could provoke despair in all who love life and cherish humanity, it is the ingenuity, resourcefulness, faith and deep dedication of the resistance, its leaders and its fighters, from the depths of the tunnels of Gaza to the paragliders soaring over the colonial fences, that continues to spark not only hope but certainty of victory and empower a growing global Intifada.
This anniversary takes on additional significance and profundity in light of the current moment – Al-Aqsa Flood is characterized not only by the heroic Resistance, and most centrally the armed resistance, and the Zionist genocide in Gaza, but by the invasions throughout the West Bank of occupied Palestine, particularly in Jenin (the home of the Freedom Tunnel heroes), Tulkarem and Tubas. On 4 September, Zakaria Zubaidi’s son, Mohammed, was martyred alongside his comrades from both Jenin and Tubas after they were targeted for assassination, as Zionist occupation forces fired three missiles at their car.
Mohammed Zakaria Zubaidi was martyred alongside four fellow resistance fighters and leaders from both Jenin and Tubas – Mohammed Nazmi Abu Zagha, Mohammed Awad Abu Jumaa, Qusai Majdi Abdullah Abdelrazeq, Ahmed Fawaz Abu Dawas, as well as the youth Majed Abu Zeina.
The Zubaidi family has given martyr after martyr for Palestinian liberation, alongside the people of Jenin camp and city, a beating heart of resistance that has never been extinguished by either British or Zionist colonialism.
The history, present and future of the resistance in Jenin was woven into the Freedom Tunnel operation, a legacy that has continued in the Jenin Brigades, through its brave fighters and heroic martyrs who have relentlessly fought to free Jenin – and all of Palestine – from the grasp of the occupation. Despite the destruction wrought by the occupation forces – including tearing up 70% of Jenin’s roads – and the precious martyrs taken by their assaults and assassinations, from Mohammed Zubaidi and his comrades to Abu Shujaa in Tulkarem, the Resistance throughout the West Bank continues to fight, to rebuild, to defend their land and people, and to advance the cause of liberation.
On 6 September 2024, we mark the third anniversary of the great Freedom Tunnel on 6 September 2021, in which six Palestinian prisoners – Mahmoud al-Ardah, Mohammed al-Ardah, Yousef Qadri, Ayham Kamamji, Munadil Nafa’at and Zakaria Zubeidi — liberated themselves from the Zionist occupation regime’s “high security” Gilboa prison. The Freedom Tunnel was a harbinger of the Al-Aqsa Flood, exposing the illusory nature of the occupation’s proclaimed technological and intelligence superiority and inspiring collective hope and optimism in Palestine and around the world about the future of the Palestinian cause.
The heroic Al-Aqsa Flood, launched on 7 October 2023, has exposed the inhuman rampage of the genocidal enemy and its imperialist backers – the US, Germany, France, Britain, Canada and more – and highlighted to all the legendary courage, strategic planning and execution, steadfastness and brilliance of the armed Resistance. At a time when the bombing of refugee camps, the destruction of hospitals, and the slaughter of mangled children have become daily news updates that could provoke despair in all who love life and cherish humanity, it is the ingenuity, resourcefulness, faith and deep dedication of the resistance, its leaders and its fighters, from the depths of the tunnels of Gaza to the paragliders soaring over the colonial fences, that continues to spark not only hope but certainty of victory and empower a growing global Intifada.
This anniversary takes on additional significance and profundity in light of the current moment – Al-Aqsa Flood is characterized not only by the heroic Resistance, and most centrally the armed resistance, and the Zionist genocide in Gaza, but by the invasions throughout the West Bank of occupied Palestine, particularly in Jenin (the home of the Freedom Tunnel heroes), Tulkarem and Tubas. On 4 September, Zakaria Zubaidi’s son, Mohammed, was martyred alongside his comrades from both Jenin and Tubas after they were targeted for assassination, as Zionist occupation forces fired three missiles at their car.
Mohammed Zakaria Zubaidi was martyred alongside four fellow resistance fighters and leaders from both Jenin and Tubas – Mohammed Nazmi Abu Zagha, Mohammed Awad Abu Jumaa, Qusai Majdi Abdullah Abdelrazeq, Ahmed Fawaz Abu Dawas, as well as the youth Majed Abu Zeina.
The Zubaidi family has given martyr after martyr for Palestinian liberation, alongside the people of Jenin camp and city, a beating heart of resistance that has never been extinguished by either British or Zionist colonialism.
The history, present and future of the resistance in Jenin was woven into the Freedom Tunnel operation, a legacy that has continued in the Jenin Brigades, through its brave fighters and heroic martyrs who have relentlessly fought to free Jenin – and all of Palestine – from the grasp of the occupation. Despite the destruction wrought by the occupation forces – including tearing up 70% of Jenin’s roads – and the precious martyrs taken by their assaults and assassinations, from Mohammed Zubaidi and his comrades to Abu Shujaa in Tulkarem, the Resistance throughout the West Bank continues to fight, to rebuild, to defend their land and people, and to advance the cause of liberation.
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Freedom Tunnel to Al-Aqsa Flood: Prisoners, Resistance & Liberation (2/2)
The great popular Intifada of 1987 launched from Gaza in December, six months after the May 1987 Gaza prison break of Misbah al-Suri and his comrades and two months after their battle in Shujaiyya on 6 October, now commemorated as the official anniversary date of the founding of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad Movement; and of course, two years after the great prisoner exchange of 1985 conducted by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine – General Command which liberated 1150 Palestinian prisoners, including al-Suri, Kozo Okamoto of the Japanese Red Army; Sheikh Ahmad Yassin, later the spiritual leader of Hamas; and Ziyad Nakhaleh, the current general secretary of Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
Similarly, it is clear that alongside the Battle of Seif al-Quds/the Unity Intifada, the Freedom Tunnel – and, of course, the Wafa’ al-Ahrar prisoner exchange accomplished by the Resistance in 2011 in which many leaders, including most prominently, Yahya Sinwar, chair of the Political Bureau of Hamas, were liberated – is one of the immediate forebears of 7 October 2023.
The light of liberation that shone from the Freedom Tunnel has become a burning sun of the Palestinian revolution, casting away all illusions and exposing the friends and enemies of the Palestinian people, unquenchable until victory and liberation, from the river to the sea. It is clear to all that the Palestinian resistance – alongside the resistance forces in the region, stretching from Lebanon to Yemen to Iraq to Syria to Iran, and around the world, from the Sahel to Venezuela, with the support of our movements on our campuses, communities, countries and cities everywhere, including in the heart of the imperial core – can and will defeat the Zionist project in Palestine and US-led imperialism in the region, no matter how vicious their genocidal aggression and the irreplaceable human toll that they are determined to extract from the Palestinian and Arab people.
Today, the six heroes of the Freedom Tunnel are high priorities for liberation in a prisoner exchange conducted by the Resistance, alongside their fellow leaders of the prisoners’ movement: Marwan Barghouti, Ahmad Sa’adat, Abdullah Barghouti, Abbas al-Sayyed, Ibrahim Hamed, Hassan Salameh, Nael Barghouti, and their fellow prisoners with lengthy sentences, alongside the steadfast women prisoners like Khalida Jarrar, Hanan Barghouti, Bushra al-Tawil, Shatila Abu Ayad, and all of the thousands of Palestinian prisoners held behind Zionist, imperialist and collaborationist reactionary regime bars.
The situation inside the prisons has become even worse for Palestinian prisoners, as the Zionist regime carries out a deliberate policy of torture, starvation, medical neglect and abuse. For thousands of Palestinians abducted from Gaza and held in the torture camps like Sde Teiman, Zionist imprisonment has meant extreme physical and psychological torture, rape and sexual assault, conducted as a matter of state policy. The internal Zionist front is being torn apart with contradictions, especially after the exposure of the Netanyahu government’s willingness to give up the Zionist captives held by the Resistance in order to prolong their political future – even at the expense of the Zionist project itself.
Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network urges all in the movement to take this anniversary as an occasion to highlight the struggles of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement as part and parcel of the Palestinian liberation struggle, demand an end to the genocide, the freedom of the Palestinian prisoners and the liberation of all of Palestine, and to celebrate and honour the heroic resistance of the Palestinian people, especially the armed resistance at the forefront of that liberation.
Glory to the martyrs, freedom for the prisoners, and liberation for Palestine, from the river to the sea.
Read the full statement: https://samidoun.net/2024/09/freedom-tunnel-to-al-aqsa-flood-prisoners-resistance-and-liberation/
The great popular Intifada of 1987 launched from Gaza in December, six months after the May 1987 Gaza prison break of Misbah al-Suri and his comrades and two months after their battle in Shujaiyya on 6 October, now commemorated as the official anniversary date of the founding of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad Movement; and of course, two years after the great prisoner exchange of 1985 conducted by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine – General Command which liberated 1150 Palestinian prisoners, including al-Suri, Kozo Okamoto of the Japanese Red Army; Sheikh Ahmad Yassin, later the spiritual leader of Hamas; and Ziyad Nakhaleh, the current general secretary of Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
Similarly, it is clear that alongside the Battle of Seif al-Quds/the Unity Intifada, the Freedom Tunnel – and, of course, the Wafa’ al-Ahrar prisoner exchange accomplished by the Resistance in 2011 in which many leaders, including most prominently, Yahya Sinwar, chair of the Political Bureau of Hamas, were liberated – is one of the immediate forebears of 7 October 2023.
The light of liberation that shone from the Freedom Tunnel has become a burning sun of the Palestinian revolution, casting away all illusions and exposing the friends and enemies of the Palestinian people, unquenchable until victory and liberation, from the river to the sea. It is clear to all that the Palestinian resistance – alongside the resistance forces in the region, stretching from Lebanon to Yemen to Iraq to Syria to Iran, and around the world, from the Sahel to Venezuela, with the support of our movements on our campuses, communities, countries and cities everywhere, including in the heart of the imperial core – can and will defeat the Zionist project in Palestine and US-led imperialism in the region, no matter how vicious their genocidal aggression and the irreplaceable human toll that they are determined to extract from the Palestinian and Arab people.
Today, the six heroes of the Freedom Tunnel are high priorities for liberation in a prisoner exchange conducted by the Resistance, alongside their fellow leaders of the prisoners’ movement: Marwan Barghouti, Ahmad Sa’adat, Abdullah Barghouti, Abbas al-Sayyed, Ibrahim Hamed, Hassan Salameh, Nael Barghouti, and their fellow prisoners with lengthy sentences, alongside the steadfast women prisoners like Khalida Jarrar, Hanan Barghouti, Bushra al-Tawil, Shatila Abu Ayad, and all of the thousands of Palestinian prisoners held behind Zionist, imperialist and collaborationist reactionary regime bars.
The situation inside the prisons has become even worse for Palestinian prisoners, as the Zionist regime carries out a deliberate policy of torture, starvation, medical neglect and abuse. For thousands of Palestinians abducted from Gaza and held in the torture camps like Sde Teiman, Zionist imprisonment has meant extreme physical and psychological torture, rape and sexual assault, conducted as a matter of state policy. The internal Zionist front is being torn apart with contradictions, especially after the exposure of the Netanyahu government’s willingness to give up the Zionist captives held by the Resistance in order to prolong their political future – even at the expense of the Zionist project itself.
Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network urges all in the movement to take this anniversary as an occasion to highlight the struggles of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement as part and parcel of the Palestinian liberation struggle, demand an end to the genocide, the freedom of the Palestinian prisoners and the liberation of all of Palestine, and to celebrate and honour the heroic resistance of the Palestinian people, especially the armed resistance at the forefront of that liberation.
Glory to the martyrs, freedom for the prisoners, and liberation for Palestine, from the river to the sea.
Read the full statement: https://samidoun.net/2024/09/freedom-tunnel-to-al-aqsa-flood-prisoners-resistance-and-liberation/
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Freedom Tunnel to Al-Aqsa Flood: Prisoners, Resistance & Liberation (2/2)
The great popular Intifada of 1987 launched from Gaza in December, six months after the May 1987 Gaza prison break of Misbah al-Suri and his comrades and two months after their battle in Shujaiyya on 6 October, now commemorated as the official anniversary date of the founding of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad Movement; and of course, two years after the great prisoner exchange of 1985 conducted by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine – General Command which liberated 1150 Palestinian prisoners, including al-Suri, Kozo Okamoto of the Japanese Red Army; Sheikh Ahmad Yassin, later the spiritual leader of Hamas; and Ziyad Nakhaleh, the current general secretary of Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
Similarly, it is clear that alongside the Battle of Seif al-Quds/the Unity Intifada, the Freedom Tunnel – and, of course, the Wafa’ al-Ahrar prisoner exchange accomplished by the Resistance in 2011 in which many leaders, including most prominently, Yahya Sinwar, chair of the Political Bureau of Hamas, were liberated – is one of the immediate forebears of 7 October 2023.
The light of liberation that shone from the Freedom Tunnel has become a burning sun of the Palestinian revolution, casting away all illusions and exposing the friends and enemies of the Palestinian people, unquenchable until victory and liberation, from the river to the sea. It is clear to all that the Palestinian resistance – alongside the resistance forces in the region, stretching from Lebanon to Yemen to Iraq to Syria to Iran, and around the world, from the Sahel to Venezuela, with the support of our movements on our campuses, communities, countries and cities everywhere, including in the heart of the imperial core – can and will defeat the Zionist project in Palestine and US-led imperialism in the region, no matter how vicious their genocidal aggression and the irreplaceable human toll that they are determined to extract from the Palestinian and Arab people.
Today, the six heroes of the Freedom Tunnel are high priorities for liberation in a prisoner exchange conducted by the Resistance, alongside their fellow leaders of the prisoners’ movement: Marwan Barghouti, Ahmad Sa’adat, Abdullah Barghouti, Abbas al-Sayyed, Ibrahim Hamed, Hassan Salameh, Nael Barghouti, and their fellow prisoners with lengthy sentences, alongside the steadfast women prisoners like Khalida Jarrar, Hanan Barghouti, Bushra al-Tawil, Shatila Abu Ayad, and all of the thousands of Palestinian prisoners held behind Zionist, imperialist and collaborationist reactionary regime bars.
The situation inside the prisons has become even worse for Palestinian prisoners, as the Zionist regime carries out a deliberate policy of torture, starvation, medical neglect and abuse. For thousands of Palestinians abducted from Gaza and held in the torture camps like Sde Teiman, Zionist imprisonment has meant extreme physical and psychological torture, rape and sexual assault, conducted as a matter of state policy. The internal Zionist front is being torn apart with contradictions, especially after the exposure of the Netanyahu government’s willingness to give up the Zionist captives held by the Resistance in order to prolong their political future – even at the expense of the Zionist project itself.
Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network urges all in the movement to take this anniversary as an occasion to highlight the struggles of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement as part and parcel of the Palestinian liberation struggle, demand an end to the genocide, the freedom of the Palestinian prisoners and the liberation of all of Palestine, and to celebrate and honour the heroic resistance of the Palestinian people, especially the armed resistance at the forefront of that liberation.
Glory to the martyrs, freedom for the prisoners, and liberation for Palestine, from the river to the sea.
Read the full statement: https://samidoun.net/2024/09/freedom-tunnel-to-al-aqsa-flood-prisoners-resistance-and-liberation/
The great popular Intifada of 1987 launched from Gaza in December, six months after the May 1987 Gaza prison break of Misbah al-Suri and his comrades and two months after their battle in Shujaiyya on 6 October, now commemorated as the official anniversary date of the founding of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad Movement; and of course, two years after the great prisoner exchange of 1985 conducted by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine – General Command which liberated 1150 Palestinian prisoners, including al-Suri, Kozo Okamoto of the Japanese Red Army; Sheikh Ahmad Yassin, later the spiritual leader of Hamas; and Ziyad Nakhaleh, the current general secretary of Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
Similarly, it is clear that alongside the Battle of Seif al-Quds/the Unity Intifada, the Freedom Tunnel – and, of course, the Wafa’ al-Ahrar prisoner exchange accomplished by the Resistance in 2011 in which many leaders, including most prominently, Yahya Sinwar, chair of the Political Bureau of Hamas, were liberated – is one of the immediate forebears of 7 October 2023.
The light of liberation that shone from the Freedom Tunnel has become a burning sun of the Palestinian revolution, casting away all illusions and exposing the friends and enemies of the Palestinian people, unquenchable until victory and liberation, from the river to the sea. It is clear to all that the Palestinian resistance – alongside the resistance forces in the region, stretching from Lebanon to Yemen to Iraq to Syria to Iran, and around the world, from the Sahel to Venezuela, with the support of our movements on our campuses, communities, countries and cities everywhere, including in the heart of the imperial core – can and will defeat the Zionist project in Palestine and US-led imperialism in the region, no matter how vicious their genocidal aggression and the irreplaceable human toll that they are determined to extract from the Palestinian and Arab people.
Today, the six heroes of the Freedom Tunnel are high priorities for liberation in a prisoner exchange conducted by the Resistance, alongside their fellow leaders of the prisoners’ movement: Marwan Barghouti, Ahmad Sa’adat, Abdullah Barghouti, Abbas al-Sayyed, Ibrahim Hamed, Hassan Salameh, Nael Barghouti, and their fellow prisoners with lengthy sentences, alongside the steadfast women prisoners like Khalida Jarrar, Hanan Barghouti, Bushra al-Tawil, Shatila Abu Ayad, and all of the thousands of Palestinian prisoners held behind Zionist, imperialist and collaborationist reactionary regime bars.
The situation inside the prisons has become even worse for Palestinian prisoners, as the Zionist regime carries out a deliberate policy of torture, starvation, medical neglect and abuse. For thousands of Palestinians abducted from Gaza and held in the torture camps like Sde Teiman, Zionist imprisonment has meant extreme physical and psychological torture, rape and sexual assault, conducted as a matter of state policy. The internal Zionist front is being torn apart with contradictions, especially after the exposure of the Netanyahu government’s willingness to give up the Zionist captives held by the Resistance in order to prolong their political future – even at the expense of the Zionist project itself.
Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network urges all in the movement to take this anniversary as an occasion to highlight the struggles of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement as part and parcel of the Palestinian liberation struggle, demand an end to the genocide, the freedom of the Palestinian prisoners and the liberation of all of Palestine, and to celebrate and honour the heroic resistance of the Palestinian people, especially the armed resistance at the forefront of that liberation.
Glory to the martyrs, freedom for the prisoners, and liberation for Palestine, from the river to the sea.
Read the full statement: https://samidoun.net/2024/09/freedom-tunnel-to-al-aqsa-flood-prisoners-resistance-and-liberation/
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