When Gaza Ceasefire agreement Between the announcement of Israel and Hamas on January 15, Ghassan Alyean said his first feeling was the feeling that his compatriots might kill large -scale killing.

Like everyone on the west coast, Alyeean expects the freedom of celebrating the freedom of 90 Palestinian prisoners. These prisoners will be released in the next few days in exchange for three Israeli captives as part of the ceasefire agreement.

But the next day to January 16th, the three days of the ceasefire effective-Israeli soldiers raid Alyeean’s home in Bye Heng and abducted his 22-year-old son Adam (Adam). He should be in the next few days. Take the college exam.

“They took him away for no reason,” 60 -year -old Alyeean told the Peninsula TV by phone. “There is no way to defend him or my family.

He said: “We are not destroyers,” this means that they have not resist or cause turbulence.

Since the West Coast announced the ceasefire of Gasha, Israel has arrested at least 95 Palestinian people at the attack and inspection station because there is no obvious reason for the entire West Bank. According to Addame, a Palestinian civilian social organization monitored and detained the organization, Jenna Abu Hasna, said There are no clear reasons. Occupible territory.

Many of them were arrested within a few days of the ceasefire that came into effect on January 19.

The large -scale imprisonment of the Palestinians is only a feature of Israel’s illegal occupation of the West Coast, which also involves expanding the illegal settlement point and Civilians are large -scale killing, damage and deprivationFamilies of rights groups and prisoners.

“The situation we are experiencing is really difficult now. We are regarded as slaves … even less than slaves.

Suppression tool

Since Israel was captured and occupied East Jerusalem, the West Coast and Gasha 1967 Arabia-Israeli War in 1967, Israel has About 800,000 Barstan people were imprisoned In the entire territory, According to the United Nations And the Israeli human rights organization B’TSELEM.

B’TSELEM spokesman Shaaron Parnes told Al Jazeera: “(Popular imprisonment) is part of the race isolation regime.”

He added: “This is a part of trying to make Palestine’s life pain so that they want to leave.”

Addame’s Abuhaasa also said that Israel has been released in dozens of Palestinians in the “captive trading”. Sometimes, this occurs directly after the transaction is litigant (sometimes even a few years).

She mentioned the captive’s transaction to return to the Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, which was captured by Hamas in a cross -border raid and brought back to Gaza in 2005.

Five years later, Sharite was finally released in exchange for 1,027 Palestinian prisoners, including Yahya Sinwar. They assisted in arranging the attack on October 7 and the Israeli attack on October 7 and the Israeli attack. Kill in Gaza October last year.

Three years later, Israel The raid houses and dozens of Palestinian people who re -cultivated People released in Shalit transactions without obvious reasons.

In addition, Israel has Hundreds of people were arrested and retreated Abuhaasner said that since the temporary ceasefire between the two parties in November 2023, the West Coast and Hamas have reached a captive transaction.

She said to the Peninsula TV: “Even during the agreement or during a prisoner exchange period, it is not new to detain the Palestinian strategy.”

She added: “(Israel) was released in prisoners, and sometimes on the same day after a few days, the occupation continued to detain the Palestinians because it was occupied: it violated international law.”

Rotating door

Although recently arrested, many Palestine families can still Welcome loved ones home After the latest circles and exchanges on January 20.

Mohamed Amro, a 55-year-old seven-year-old father who lived in Hibellen on December 3, 2023-less than two months after the start of the Gaza War.

He still remembered the painful night incident, and these incidents have become the common experience of many Palestinians living in the West Coast.

Amro told the Peninsula TV: “Occupation soldiers broke the door, rushed into the door, and then abducted her from the bed.”

Jia Ning was kept Administrative detentionThis is the process of continued British colonial authorization from 1920 to 1948. During that time, Britain often sentenced Palestine’s critics and resistance soldiers to secret allegations for no reason.

When Israel expelled the Palestinian from the land in 1948, this incident was called Nakba or “disaster”) in order to try the Palestinians in the military court instead of trying the Israelites where the Israelites Try the Palestinian.

Amro said his daughter still didn’t know that she had raised any allegations and said she was greatly abused in prison. “From the day she was taken away to the release, Janin was sleeping and woke up on the cold floor every night. Her room was really frozen … she was always scared.” He said.

Threatening and intimidation

Amro (amro Palestinian prisoners from the exchange exchange Released.

The prisoners should have been released at about 4 pm on the afternoon of January 19th (the Standard Time of Greenwich), but the next morning at 2 am (Greenwich Standard Time 00:00) was postponed until 2 am. When he finally saw Janin Stagger out, he immediately saw that she lost a lot of weight and put a dark bag under the eyes because of lack of sleep.

Amro quickly took her daughter home so that she could rest and finally slept well after more than a year in imprisonment.

“She was traumatized,” Amro told the Peninsula TV. “She can’t fully explain how they treat her in prison.”

The next day, Israeli soldiers hit Amo’s door and warned him not to hold a party or celebrate the release of Jia Ning, otherwise they would arrest her again.

He guarantees that he will not be, but he is still afraid, and Israeli soldiers will attack his home again to arrest Janin or one of his other children.

He explained that part of the part of the occupation is aware that the person you love can be arrested at any time without obvious reasons.

He said in his resignation: “Because the situation on the West Coast has continued to improve, people are very worried now.”

“Every day, the occupation (army) will arrest 30 to 40 or even 50 new prisoners.”