Administrative detention …. kidnapping under the wing of the Zionist occupation.

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Written by .. Ruba Youssef Chahine

 

 

The crimes of the Zionist occupation have existed for 72 years, in which the policies of oppression, killing, destruction, settlement and displacement have varied, and the Israeli occupier was able to expand on the land of Palestine, with the support of Britain and France since the time of the mandate, so that the crimes of the Zionist entity are the only way and in the eyes of international bodies and organizations, to reduce From the resistance of the Palestinian people.

Administrative detention is one of the most important elements of the occupation, and it has been applied since 1945 in the so-called “emergency law” of the British mandate, and it began to be implemented as an emergency law of occupation since 1948, as it is applied to the Palestinian people in the occupied territories in 1967 in an arbitrary manner by the commander of the military region, And who has the right to detain a person or persons for a period of up to 6 months based on the military order of Article 273 of the Emergency Law, whereby the Israeli occupation forces use administrative detention against the Palestinian people, in order to break the march of individual resistance, which the occupation forces consider a threat to the Israeli national security. Administrative detention procedures, which is defined as “a procedure used by the Israeli Shin Bet security forces to arrest Palestinian civilians without specific charges and without trial.”

Why administrative detention? .

Since the beginning of the first intifada in 2000, the Israeli enemy has felt that the Palestinian people will not remain idle, in order for the Palestinian right to be fulfilled through the platforms of the United Nations and conditional peace makers. Under unfounded accusations, and the reasons remain vague for the detainee and his family, and they are often preventive in anticipation of an act threatening Israeli national security, as they claim, but there is no evidence of accusation and arrest.

International law states, “Administrative detention does not take place unless there is a real danger threatening the national security of the state.” Therefore, the occupying powers have no right not to specify the time and period of detention.

What the occupation military, judicial and parliamentary authorities are doing is to carry out the implementation of administrative detention, and to implement their judgments approved by the Israeli judiciary, without referring to a fair trial through the detainee or his lawyer, and rely on the exploitation of the renewal of the prison term without also referring to the detainee or his lawyer.

The occupying authorities also exploit the issue of administrative detention, to arrest Palestinian officials who are independent or affiliated with Palestinian resistance parties, or any person who may be chosen.

Administrative detainees are subjected to various forms of ill-treatment, from torture, abuse, and restriction of contact with a lawyer or family, to medical negligence, and passing on to transfer to the worst detention facilities such as Ramla, the Negev, Ofer, and Majdou prisons.

The issue of torture is the main method for extracting confessions from the detainee, as the detainee is detained for a period of 60 days for investigation without meeting his lawyer, which prevents verification of torture.

In the end, there are thousands of Palestinian detainees and detainees in Israeli prisons, who were administratively detained and who were not being tried, and what is the prisoner Maher Al-Akhras, who with his empty stomach resists this unjust and unjust detention in the eyes of the world, except for one of the previous cases that expresses the extent of the violation and injustice that prisoners and prisoners suffer The Palestinians are in the Israeli occupation prisons, which were built under the wing of the Zionist West, and continue with the efforts of the Arab rulers.

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