The oldest Palestinian captive was released from Zionist prisons
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News According to Al Jazeera, Raed Saadi, the oldest Palestinian prisoner who was famous for fighting against the Zionist regime since childhood, in the second round of exchange Prisoners with the Zionist regime started from the prisons of this regime became.
From the age of 17, he showed his support for the Palestinian cause by raising the Palestinian flag on the lampposts. was giving In 1985, after meeting Abu Ali Shahin, one of the leaders of the Palestinian National Liberation Movement, he received training in using weapons and producing explosives.
This Palestinian prisoner was wanted by Israeli security forces for two years during the first Palestinian intifada due to his struggles. To put pressure on him, the Zionists arrested his father and attacked their family home dozens of times. He was finally arrested in August 1989 while visiting his family.
Saadi was accused of twice life imprisonment and 20 years of imprisonment during the mock trials of the Zionist regime. He has been accused of joining the Quds Battalions, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad movement, and carrying out military operations leading to the death of Zionist soldiers.
He lost a lot of family members during his captivity and did not manage to meet them. . Among them is his mother who passed away in 2014. His father has also become completely blind during this time.
Raed Al-Saadi’s name was seen in the prisoner exchange list in 2013, but the Zionist regime released him at the last moment. 29 Asir objected that Saadi was one of them.
Due to continuous torture in the prisons of the Zionist regime and transfer to different prisons, he suffered from chronic diseases and several He had surgery inside the prison.
