Azadeh Palestinian: They pulled my hair and hit my face against the wall
| By publishing the statements of a free Palestinian woman, an American media revealed the horrible aspects of the captivity of Palestinian women living in Gaza in the prisons of the Zionist regime. |
report Mehr News Agency Citing Al Jazeera, the American news agency Associated Press published the story of a free Palestinian woman living in Gaza about the brutal behavior of the Zionist military towards Palestinian prisoners, especially Palestinian women.
Accordingly, this free Palestinian lady said: Israeli soldiers attacked one of the UNRWA-affiliated schools and ordered the men to take off their clothes. They wanted to humiliate us. Israeli soldiers took the women to a mosque for inspection.
He added: I was scared. I thought they wanted to execute us and bury us there. The Israeli army detained me for 6 weeks and during this time I was repeatedly beaten and interrogated.
This free Palestinian lady said: The (Zionist) soldiers were very hard-hearted. Every time we raised our heads or spoke, they beat us.
He added: We were freezing from the cold, but the Israeli soldiers forced us to stand on our knees. They tied our hands and eyes and shackled our feet.
This free Palestinian woman continued: I was searched several times and interrogated at gunpoint. I was transferred to Damon prison in the north. There are at least 100 Palestinian women in this prison. I met captive women from the West Bank in Damon prison.
He added: The (Zionist) soldiers ordered me to kiss the Israeli flag, but I did not accept this action; A soldier pulled my hair and slammed my face against the wall.
