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Sick Palestinian prisoners in Israeli Naqab prison are in dire need of immediate treatment – Detainees Commission
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Detainees’ Commission reports on affidavit of Palestinian minor prisoner in Israeli jail
RAMALLAH, Sunday, March 14, 2021 (WAFA) - The Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs Commission reported on the affidavit of Palestinian minor prisoner, Ahmad Falna, who was shot five times by Israeli forces in the village of Saffa to the West of Ramallah.
Falna, 17, told the commission’s lawyer the details of the day he was shot and injured with live ammunition by Israeli forces on the 26th of February, saying that he was present near the Israeli separation barrier when forces opened fire at him, shooting him five times in the thigh and lower abdomen area, and when he collapsed to the ground soldiers attacked him.
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THE PALESTINIAN Authority’s Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs Commission said yesterday that the Israeli occupation authorities are maintaining the unfair policy of medical negligence of Palestinian political prisoners in Israeli detention.
The Commission said in a statement that the occupation authorities’ prisoners are only to get painkillers rather than a genuine medical treatment.
It mentioned the case of Jamal Omar, 49, a Palestinian prisoner in the Israeli prison of Nafha, who is suffering from cancer in the kidneys and liver, in addition to problems in the stomach, guts and nerves, and who has thus far been denied medical care.
Israel is keeping Palestinian prisoners medically ignored: Commission
Palestinian activists sit in a mock prison, during a protest in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails (File photo)
RAMALLAH, Sunday, February 21, 2021 (WAFA) – The Palestinian Authority’s Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs Commission said today that Israeli occupation authorities have maintained the unfair policy of medical negligence of Palestinian political prisoners in Israeli detention.
The Commission said in a statement that the occupation authorities are deliberately neglecting the medical conditions of many sick prisoners, who are only allowed to get painkillers rather than a genuine medical treatment.
It mentioned the case of Jamal Omar, 49, a Palestinian prisoner in the Israeli prison of Nafha, who is suffering a cancer in the kidneys and liver, in addition to problems in the stomach, guts and nerves, and who has thus far been denied medical care.
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