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Amjad Abu Asab, the head of the Jerusalemite Prisoners’ Families Committee, reported Monday, September 12, 2022 that 14 female Jerusalemites are being detained by the occupation, the majority of them are being held inside the Israeli Damoun Prison.
Abu Asab said in a press release that the arrest of Jerusalemite journalist Lama Ghosheh brought the total number of detained women to four moms.
In “Damoon” Israeli jail, the occupation detains 12 female i: Shorouk Dwaiyat, Malak Salman, Nourhan Awad, Marah Bakir, Aisha Afghani, Nawal Fatiha, Nafth Hammad, and Amani Hashim.
While Yasmine Jaber, Nihaya Sawan, and journalist Ghosheh, who is incarcerated in Hasharon are all held inside Ramleh Jail.
Among the Palestinian female detainees, Shorouk Dwaiyat, Nourhan Awad, Marah Bakir, and Esraa Jaabis are four injured women who experience medical negligence and ill treatement inside Israeli jails.
In “Damoon,” 39 female convicts endure challenging living conditions along with journalist Ghosheh, who is incarcerated in Hasharon jail, other prisoners including Israa Jaabis, Fadwa Hamada, Yasmine Jaber, and Nihaya Sawan, all of whom are women.
Journalist “Ghosheh” is accused of “incitement and support for the resistance factions” after posting a photo of the martyr Ibrahim Al-Nabulsi brandishing a weapon on her Facebook page.
After searching journalist Ghosheh’s home in the occupied Jerusalem district of Sheikh Jarrah and seizing her computer, the occupation forces detained her on the fourth of this month.
In “Damoon” Israeli jail, the occupation arrests 31 female inmates, including 7 mothers and 4 female inmates who work in the investigation department.
The Ministry of Detainees and Ex-Detainees in Gaza reported that 25 Palestinian prisoners were already being held in Israeli prisons prior to the signing of the Oslo agreement, which has been in effect for 29 years and has blatantly ignored the issue of prisoners in its articles. Some of those prisoners have been held for more than 35 years.
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