“Ahmed al -Maghrib”; A captive who spent five years in solitary confinement
reports Mehr News Agency quoted by Algeria, Ahmad Yusuf al -Maghribi, a Palestinian captive and member of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Command Command, who was sentenced to life in prisons five times in the regime’s prisons, was released from prison. He has spent more than five years in Israeli prisons, almost half of which was in solitary confinement and in difficult conditions, during which time he was deprived of meeting his family and essential medical care that should be assigned to his illness. Could not receive either.
Ahmed al-Maghrib was born on October 5, 2008 in the camp of Ein al-Halwah. He studied in Lebanon and Sudan and then went to Libya with his family and continued his high school and university education there, but the harsh living conditions prevented from graduation at university.
al-Maghreb joined the Fatah movement from a young age and returned to the West Bank in the aftermath of the disgraceful Oslo Treaty and was stationed in the al-Dhahshah camp in Bethlehem. He decided to study his college education, but his brother Mahmoud’s testimony in the year 6 led him to armed struggles and prosecuted the Zionist regime, so he stopped his education again.
Ahmad married in year 2 and owns three children. Since the same year, he has commanded the battalions of the martyrs of the Al -Aqsa Martyrs in the Bethlehem area and planned and carried out several anti -Zionist operations. He has been exposed to the assassination of the Zionist regime several times and has caused many injuries to his body. Only one of these clashes hit him on his back.
in March, the Zionist regime destroyed his home and eventually arrested him on March 5. As a result of the interrogations, Ahmed was sentenced to five times in prison. His charges were involved in a military operation and the death of two Zionists, as well as the planning of a martyrdom operation that the martyr Ayat al -Akhras performed Palestinian martyrdom, leading to the death of Zionists and the injuries of dozens.
in year 6, while he has been in Zionist prison for five years, the Zionist regime’s cruel court was once again formed and he was charged with attempting He was charged with five years in prison for conducting martyrdom operations inside the prison. He has been hunger strike several times in Zionist prisons, along with other Palestinian prisoners, to put pressure on Israel to improve the conditions of prisoners.
solitary cells
Ahmed al-Maghribi is one of the Palestinian prisoners who has experienced the longest time in solitary confinement. He was trapped in cells where light and air did not reach, and only allowed these cells to leave for only one hour a day, at which time his hands and feet were closed.
Sometimes to increase pressure on him, another prisoner was transferred to his solitary confinement, while the cells were very tight and even for a prisoner. It was also small. Al -Maghreb has spent more than 5 years in solitary confinement, the first of which began in year 2 and lasted five years. He eventually forced the Zionist regime to stop his solitary confinement by a hunger strike in year 2 for two days. The Zionists once again put him into solitary confinement, their excuse that he was dangerous to Israel’s security! He was in solitary confinement by the end of the year.
al-Maghrib in Israeli prisons was deprived of the simplest rights of prisoners. He had no right to meet with his family and meet his children except in a few cases, and his father could never meet him, and his mother was deprived of his visit for years. His first meeting with his wife was held after five years of prison.
Although he suffered from the complications of his cracks and injuries, he was never treated. During captivity, stomach disease also came to him, and toothache was severely abused at various stages. The al -Maghrib family was always exposed to insults and torture during this time. Their home has been demolished twice during this period, and his wife was tried and interrogated in year 6 and spent more than a month and a half in prison. The family’s car was also confiscated in year 6, and his eldest son Mahmoud was arrested in year 6.
