Fatah libel: Palestinian prisoners are "suffering deliberate medical neglect by Israel"
Official PA TV program The Supreme Authority
Spokesman of the Fatah Commission of Prisoners’ Affairs Nashat Al-Wahidi: “Fighter [prisoner] Nasser Abu Hmeid (i.e., terrorist, involved in the murder of 7 people) is suffering from the issue of deliberate medical neglect by Israel (sic., see note below regarding PA libel on medical abuse of Palestinian prisoners), which is greatly targeting the life of this fighter. He was transferred to the hospital and afterwards was transferred to the so-called Ramle Prison clinic, and by the way it is considered a slaughterhouse that lacks minimal medical components and medical treatment. This fighter still needs an oxygen balloon at the so-called Ramle clinic given the great neglect…
There are prisoners who from the first moment of imprisonment and until now are being subjected to physical and mental torture, including the child Ahmad Manasrah (i.e., terrorist, wounded 2 together with an accomplice) who became a young man in the Israeli occupation’s prisons, and including female prisoner Israa Ja’abis (i.e., terrorist, detonated a car bomb seriously wounding herself and wounding an Israeli police officer), who lost all her limbs in addition to burns that harmed more than 68% of her body – she still suffers from premeditated medical neglect.”
Official PA TV host: “Since you mentioned prisoner Israa, let’s talk about the situation of the female prisoners given that tomorrow is [International] Women’s Day – of course we send a blessing of peace to all the women of the world and to the Palestinian women especially, and more fittingly and perhaps more specifically to the female prisoners.”
Nashat Al-Wahidi: “Truly this is a topic that deserves spending time on, especially given March 8, whose meaning is the Palestinian woman in the full lofty meaning of the words: the Palestinian female fighter, the Palestinian female Martyr, wounded, and prisoner, the mother of the Martyr, the mother of the wounded – in other words, many words that do not have the ability to [adequately] describe this Palestinian woman.”
Libel on medical abuse of Palestinian prisoners