L’avocat Mahajna rencontre Mahmoud Al-’Arda et confirme les tortures subies par les résistants évadés depuis leur capture
Par IMEMC
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15.09.2021. L’avocat Raslan Mahajna de la Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) a réussi à rencontrer le détenu Mahmoud al-’Arda, l’un des prisonniers politiques palestiniens qui a réussi à s’échapper de la prison israélienne de Gilboa’, avant d’être capturé par l’armée israélienne ; il lui a donné les détails horribles de la torture et des abus, y compris les interrogatoires continus et la privation de sommeil et de nourriture. (...)
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Attorney Mahajna Meets Mahmoud Al-‘Arda, Listens To Horrific Details Of Torture
Sep 15, 2021 – – IMEMC News
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Attorney Raslan Mahajna of the Palestinian Prisoners’ Society (PPS) managed to meet with detainee Mahmoud al-‘Arda, one of the Palestinian political prisoners who managed to escape from Gilboa’ Israeli prison, before he was captured by the Israeli army, who informed him of horrific details of torture and abuse, including continuous interrogation and deprivation of sleep and food.
The lawyer stated that Mahmoud has been under continuous interrogation, torture, and abuse, including denying him the right to sleep or eat.
Mahmoud told the lawyer that, since the day of his capture more than five days ago, he remained deprived of even seeing the sunshine, and could barely sleep for a couple of hours at the time, due to continuous interrogation, torture, and bad conditions in the cell.
Al-‘Arda stated that he was the one responsible for the escape, including the planning which started in December 2020, and added that they did not receive any help from anyone in the prison or on the outside.
“We all walked together until we reached an-Na’ura village, and entered a mosque to rest before we decided to leave in various directions, each group only containing two of us, he said, “We tried to enter the West Bank but could not do so due to extensive Israeli military presence. Our capture was merely accidental, nobody informed on us, and after our capture, we were interrogated for more than seven hours, each day.”
Mahajna stated that, during his five days on the run, Mahmoud was unable to even get some water to drink, and that he, for the first time since he was first taken prisoner 22 years ago, was able to eat cactus from a field, and how much this meant to him. (...)
