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Vi incollo molte notizie e dettagliate sull'accordo per i prigion ieri
Oggi parlerò con Jawad Boulus, avvocato e Qaddura Fares (legato a Marwan
Barghouti) del Club dei Prigionieri.
Dopo la manifestazione per la commemorazione della Nakba, vedrò di scrivere
un breve pezzo per ricordare la vergogna dei media
e del nostro governo, of course anche Onu e altri e Ue.
Alcuni risultati sono davvero importanti, altri un pò meno.
Ma nel complesso un gran bel risultato, che ha visto il consenso dei
rappresentanti dei prigionieri
diversi partiti. Per ora solo detenuto di Gaza, Sursuk dice di andare
avanti nello sciopero della fame perchè verrà liberato solo alla scadenza
del
èer il rinnovo o meno della sua detenzione che sarebbe il 2 agosto, chiede
di essere liberato il 1° Luglio. Ad ogni modo il gruppo negoziatore avrà un
incontro
per convincerlo a desistere pur inoltrandol la sua richiesta alle autorità
carcerarie israeliane.
Non si torni però nel silenzio, vi sono 4.700 palestinesi nelle prigioni
israeliane. Dobbiamo continuare la mobilitazione.
Un abbraccio, com meno angoscia dei giorni precedenti.
Luisa Morgantini
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THE PRISONER CLUB: THE ADMINISTRATIVE PRISONERS SIGNED THE AGREEMENT AND
ENDED THEIR STRIKE
FIVE PALESTINIAN PRISONERS DECIDE TO END THE STRIKE IN EXCHANGE FOR THEIR
RELEASE
PRISONER SURSUK REFUSES TO END HIS HUNGER STRIKE
Head of the Palestinian Prisoner Club association Qaddoura Fares announced
that the hunger striking administrative detainees have accepted the agreement
that was signed between the higher committee leadership in the prisons and the
Israeli prison service and subsequently ended early Tuesday their hunger
strike.
Fares told “al-Quds” that attorney Jawad Bulous, a delegation of the higher
leadership committee and the prisoners Bassam a-Sa`di, Jamal al-Hour and Ahmad
Sa`dat convened in Ramleh prison hospital for hours with hunger strikers Bilal
Dhiab, Thaer Halahleh, Ja`far Izz a-Dein, Hasan a-Safadi, Omar Abu Shallal and
Hasan Sursuk and briefed them on the details of the agreement which are relevant
to their case and they accepted it after hours of dialogue. (http://www.alquds.com.news/article/view/id/355367)
Attorney Bulous said on his part that five prisoners including Thaer
Halahleh, Bilal Dhiab, Ja`far Izz a-Dein, Omar Abu Shallal and Hasan a-Safadi,
who were on hunger strike for 50 to 79 days, have ended their hunger strike in
exchange for their release by the end of the term of their administrative
detention. (http://www.maannews.net/arb/Print.aspx?ID=485887) adding: “the
prisoners have committed to the agreement, signed it and broke their strike
while their morale was high despite of their extremely severe health
conditions”, citing they took part in discussing an item pertinent to their case
and which said that “the file of each administrative detainee will be checked by
judicial bodies, and if no security charges will be found against the detainees,
their detention will not be extended and they will be released by the end of the
term of their administrative detention”. Bulous said that “the Israeli
authorities will transfer, according to the agreement, the five prisoners to a
civil hospital to get medical treatment immediately”.
Both Fares and Bulous confirmed that the entire prisoners in all jails have
abided by the decision of the higher leadership committee after the signing of
the agreement in “Askalan” prison under Egyptian sponsorship and with Egyptian
guarantees.
Meanwhile, Najeeb Izz a-Dein, said his brother prisoner Ja`far informed him
in phone conversation his acceptance of the agreement whereby he will be
released by end of his detention term on July 20. Also, Mrs. Masa`deh Dhiab said
her son Bilal Dhiab phone called her saying he signed the agreement to end his
hunger strike in exchange for his release at the end of the term of his
administrative detention due on August 17. As for prisoner Thaer Halahleh, he
will be released on June 5, according to the agreement.
With regard to prisoner Mahmoud Sursuk, Bolous said that he should be
released and returned to Gaza but no date has yet been set for that. (http://www.alquds.com.news/article/view/id/355367) However,
Sursuk affirmed in a phone conversation with his family early today his
rejection of the Israeli offer according to which he will be release on August
22, the last day of the term of his administrative detention, as he insists on
being released by July 1, stressing he will continue being on hunger strike
until achieving his demand.
In this context, the committee in charge of holding talks with the
prisoners said it will resume dialogue with prisoner Sursuk on Tuesday morning
in bid to reach an agreement that could end his strike.
It should be noted that the Israeli prison service has accepted the demand
of the two prisoners Omar Abu Shallaleh and Muhammad Taj to recognize them as
prisoners of war and transfer them to “Hadarim” prison while preserving the
right not to attend the daily count and not to wear prison outfit in addition to
their release by the end of their imprisonment term.
MESHAAL AND ABBAS APPLAUDE THE PRISONERS` VICTORY
HANIYYEH AND FAYYAD CONGRATULATE THE VICTORIOUS PRISONERS
THE QUARTET WELCOMES THE AGREEMENT
Chief of Hamas politburo Khaled Meshaal said that the Palestinian prisoners
have forced the Israeli leadership to meet their demands, citing that the unity
of the prisoners, the unified national ranks, the Arab, international and
popular efforts have contributed to this achievement. In phone conversation with
“al-Jazeera”, Meshaal highly appreciated the role the Egyptian intelligence
played to reach the agreement saying it was “special and laudable”. He called
on investing this agreement in three tracks: to complete the prisoners` battle
by final resolution that ensures their release, to reinforce national unity and
end the Palestinian division and to set up an effective national strategy to
resolve the issues of settlements, Jerusalem, the right of return and ending the
siege on Gaza.
President Mahmoud Abbas said on his part the agreement has been achieved by
virtue of the brave prisoners` steadfastness and it represents first step on the
path of releasing the entire Palestinian prisoners from the occupation jails. He
applauded in a short statement yesterday ”the stance of Egypt and its efforts,
as well as the efforts by the Arab brethrens and friends who contacted all
international parties to accomplish decent life requirements for our prisoners”,
citing his sense of immense pride by the popular solidarity campaign that
contributed to highlighting this national and humane cause.
Meanwhile, the Egyptian intelligence issued a press communiqué saying that
“the intelligence service held intensive meetings and contacts with the PA,
representatives of the factions and prisoners` representatives during the period
between May 9 until May 14, for coordination on a joint move to implement the
prisoners` legitimate demands and improve their conditions ahead of ending the
strike”. In addition, “the intelligence service held intensive meetings and
contacts with the Israeli side to meet the prisoners’ demands and improve their
daily life conditions and to reverse the conditions inside the Israeli jails to
what they were before the abduction of soldier Gilaad Shalit”.(http://www.aljazeera.net/news/pages/6ae6e6b6-ba4a-4bb6-b9c6-81283aea029b?GoogleStatID=9)
PA Premier Salam Fayyad and prime minister of the deposed government in
Gaza Ismail Haniyyeh congratulated the prisoners on their victory in the battle
after 28 days of hunger strike. Haniyyeh applauded their legendary steadfastness
through the hunger strike and the Palestinian people`s effort that highlighted
the prisoners demands and struggled for them.
Representative of the Quartet Committee Toni Blair welcomed the agreement
by saying: “I welcome the agreement which was signed between the Israeli prison
service and the Palestinian prisoners and which has enabled them to end their
hunger strike. Particularly, I am extremely happy that the Israeli authorities
have agreed to halt solitary confinement to the entire detained prisoners under
the current circumstances and I also welcome the important decision of limiting
the use of administrative detention”. (http://www.maannews.net/arb/Print.aspx?ID=485884)pacepalestina.org
This important triumph for the Palestinian popular struggle could not have been reached without the unwavering resolve of the prisoners themselves, grassroots mobilization in their support in Palestine, and the immense wave of effective solidarity and calls for holding Israel accountable that the strike has triggered around the world.
More than a thousand people around the globe have pledged to undertake a 24-hour hunger strike in solidarity with the prisoners, to take place this Thursday. While the solidarity hunger-strike has been called off, due to the prisoners' victory, injustice and illegal repression continue in Israeli prisons.
Emphasizing imprisonment as a critical component of Israel’s system of occupation, colonialism and apartheid practiced against the Palestinian people, Palestinian civil society and human rights organizations have called for intensifying the global Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign to target corporations profiting directly from the Israeli prison system. In particular, we call for action to be taken to hold to account G4S, the world’s largest international security corporation, which helps to maintain and profit from Israel’s prison system, for its complicity with Israeli violations of international law.
Please click here to demand G4S ends its involvement in the Israeli prison system and its complicity in violations of Palestinian human rights.
Signed:Popular Struggle Coordination Committee
Palestinian BDS National Committee (BNC)
Palestinian Prisoners Score Heroic Victory
Struggle to End Israel’s Oppression and International Complicity Continues
15 May 2012 -- Nearly a month into the Palestinian
prisoners' hunger strike, a historic victory has been achieved, as Israeli
authorities were forced to comply with the prisoners’ main demands. Coinciding
with the Palestinian commemoration of the 64th anniversary of the
Nakba, the systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing that uprooted most
Palestinians from their homeland around 1948, the prisoners’ victory has
heightened hope about the prospects for Palestinian freedom, justice, self
determination and the return of refugees.Struggle to End Israel’s Oppression and International Complicity Continues
This important triumph for the Palestinian popular struggle could not have been reached without the unwavering resolve of the prisoners themselves, grassroots mobilization in their support in Palestine, and the immense wave of effective solidarity and calls for holding Israel accountable that the strike has triggered around the world.
More than a thousand people around the globe have pledged to undertake a 24-hour hunger strike in solidarity with the prisoners, to take place this Thursday. While the solidarity hunger-strike has been called off, due to the prisoners' victory, injustice and illegal repression continue in Israeli prisons.
Emphasizing imprisonment as a critical component of Israel’s system of occupation, colonialism and apartheid practiced against the Palestinian people, Palestinian civil society and human rights organizations have called for intensifying the global Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign to target corporations profiting directly from the Israeli prison system. In particular, we call for action to be taken to hold to account G4S, the world’s largest international security corporation, which helps to maintain and profit from Israel’s prison system, for its complicity with Israeli violations of international law.
Please click here to demand G4S ends its involvement in the Israeli prison system and its complicity in violations of Palestinian human rights.
Signed:Popular Struggle Coordination Committee
Palestinian BDS National Committee (BNC)
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