The occupation releases 15 prisoners from Gaza
Gaza - Ofoq News - This evening, the Israeli occupation authorities released 15 Palestinian detainees from their prisons, and they arrived through the International Committee of the Red Cross to the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, according to the Ministry of Prisoners. The Ministry said, in a press statement, that a delegation affiliated with it received the detainees
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Gaza - Ofoq News - This evening, the Israeli occupation authorities released 15 Palestinian detainees from their prisons, and they arrived through the International Committee of the Red Cross to the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip, according to the Ministry of Prisoners.
The Ministry said, in a press statement, that a delegation affiliated with it was receiving the released detainees to review their conditions, while coordination was made with the Ministry of Health to conduct the necessary medical examinations for them.
She explained that all those released were Palestinian workers who were working inside Israel, noting that among them was a detainee suffering from cancer, a 17-year-old boy, and an 18-year-old young man.
Those released are: Ramzi Kamal Assaf (47 years old), Momen Misbah Ghoneim (37 years old), Sobhi Ahmed Al-Jadba (37 years old), Amer Misbah Al-Far (55 years old), Alaa Ashraf Nabhan (35 years old), Imad Azmi Qita (45 years old), Muhammad Jamal Mahra (31 years old), Salim Attia Abu Asr (63 years old), Muhammad Khaled Salman (33 years old), Ammar Ahmed Hussein (39 years old), Muhammad Mahmoud. Nasr (44 years old), Abdul Rahman Talal Fayyad (46 years old), Issam Khair Nasr (45 years old), Iyad Mahmoud Karkaz (17 years old), and Ahmed Mahmoud Maarouf (18 years old).
Source: Riviera Plus
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