In recent hours, tempers have been raging on social networks in Arab society after the government published the list of prisoners expected to be released this evening. The Mossawa Center examined the list of young women included on the government's list and found that all of them had not been convicted, but were at the beginning of the legal process.
The anger in Arab society stems from the fact that at least some of them may be acquitted. Under the current conditions, in which they are released without a decision in the proceedings against them, their citizenship may be revoked in the future, in light of proposed laws related to the status of security prisoners released in Israel.
Border Police forces disperse celebrations over the release of security prisoners, Bitunya crossing (archive)
The Mossawa Center published a campaign on Saturday demanding the release of those arrested for incitement publications, regardless of the deal. The campaign is intended to appeal to the State Attorney's Office and the Attorney General. The monitoring committee announced on Thursday that they did not seek to include the detainees in the deal.
The families of the detainees were not given information about their intention to include them in the deal. Some families are examining the implications of the decision for their daughters' future. At this stage, the families are asking for information about the possible consequences for the future.
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