Occupied Jerusalem-SANA
On the eighteenth of last December, she went to visit her daughter in the old city of Hebron in the southern West Bank, but the Israeli occupation forces arrested her near the Ibrahimi Mosque after beating her so brutally that she lost consciousness. Matar Farajallah, 68, with her eight children, was raised as a martyr yesterday morning in her solitary cell in “Damoon” prison, as a result of the deliberate medical negligence policy pursued by the occupation to slowly kill prisoners.
The story of grief and the pain of separation was told by the martyr’s brother, Jaafar Farajallah, to SANA reporter, saying, “What happened is a crime. Her death was a shock. The occupation prevented us from communicating with her from the moment of her arrest, and although she is elderly and sick and suffers from drunkenness and pressure and falls into a coma from time to time, the Israeli jailer kept her in a cell solitary.”
Jaafar added, "Sadia, the older sister, is all beautiful memories. She needed medication and treatment, but the occupation, as usual, refused to provide it to her. Where is the international community and human rights defenders when the victim is Palestinian and the criminal is Israeli?" The policy of medical neglect practiced by the occupation against them, any move to save them.”
The spokesman for the Palestinian Prisoners Club, Amjad Al-Najjar, indicated that the martyr is the oldest female captive, and with her ascent, the number of prisoners martyred in the occupation’s detention centers has risen to 230, indicating that she is a victim of a policy of deliberate medical negligence. The last week and an increase in the number of times you faint and become unable to move.
Al-Najjar explained that the occupation is holding 32 Palestinian female prisoners in the “Damoon” prison, which lacks the minimum necessities of life, where high humidity, in addition to the lack of hygiene and the detention of female prisoners inside narrow cells, pointing out that the policy of medical neglect doubles the suffering of psychological and physical torture to which they are exposed and increases the risk to their lives, especially the captive. Esraa Al-Jaabis who suffers from pain
Severe wounds and burns that she sustained as a result of the explosion of a gas cylinder she was transporting in her car as a result of being shot by the occupation forces before her arrest in October 2015.
For his part, the spokesman for the Commissariat of Martyrs and Wounded in the Fatah movement, Nashat al-Wahidi, stated that the martyrdom of the captive Faraj Allah due to medical negligence opens a file of prisoners suffering from multiple diseases as a result of psychological and physical torture inside the occupation’s prisons, which deprives them of treatment and leaves the diseases slowly ravaging their bodies, which requires humanitarian and human rights organizations International urgent action and pressure on the occupation to stop its crimes against the prisoners and release them.
Yesterday, Palestinian Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayyeh demanded the opening of an international investigation into the circumstances of the martyrdom of the prisoner Faraj Allah and pressure on the occupation authorities to release all prisoners and prisoners, especially patients and children. The Palestinian prisoners in the occupation's prisons are subject to deliberate medical neglect and take the necessary measures to ensure that they are provided with protection and their immediate release.
Mohammed Abu Shabab
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