Prisoners' Club: The occupation uses a prisoner's photo to intimidate citizens and attempt to erase consciousness during field investigations
The Palestinian Prisoners' Club accused Israeli occupation forces of using a photo of prisoner Ibrahim Hamed inside his solitary confinement cell during field investigations with dozens of citizens in the town of Silwad, Ramallah district, last night, as part of threats and psychological intimidation.
The Palestinian Prisoners' Club accused Israeli occupation forces on Wednesday of using a photo of prisoner Ibrahim Hamed inside his solitary confinement cell during field investigations with dozens of citizens in the town of Silwad, Ramallah district, last night. The club explained that the forces showed the photo to citizens during the investigation and directed threats regarding the prisoner's fate inside the prison, in a context aimed at psychologically intimidating them by evoking the reality of prisoners and the violations they face. The Prisoners' Club affirmed that this practice reveals further dimensions of the occupation's policies based on subjugating Palestinians, extending to attempts to influence collective consciousness, and linking the image of the Palestinian fighter with fear, punishment, and the fate awaiting prisoners inside prisons, amid escalating crimes and violations against them including torture, solitary confinement, and deprivation of basic rights.