PA governor visits families of imprisoned terrorist murderers “to honor them… for their sons’ resolve”
"District Governor of Ramallah and El-Bireh Dr. Laila Ghannam, visited families of prisoners in the Al-Amari refugee camp to check on their situation and to honor them for their and their sons' resolve facing of the occupation's arrogance and the suffering of prison. In addition, she said that the prisoners' resolve is a symbol of honor for every Palestinian and a mark of shame on the forehead of the world purporting to be democratic and to honor human rights... Ghannam said that all of our people is each Palestinian prisoner's family, and that undoubtedly the will of the nations will defeat the occupation and its tyranny. Likewise, she expressed her wish to visit all the [prisoners'] families after they [the prisoners] will have defeated the prison guards, and can enjoy freedom among their families and loved ones... During her visit to the family of prisoners Muhammad Khamis Barrash, who was sentenced to three life sentences and 30 years, and Ramzi Khamis Barrash, sentenced to one life sentence, the District Governor said that a world that remains silent while a prisoner who lost his hearing and eye-sight and suffered burns to his legs stays in prison, is a world that collaborates with the occupation and its crimes."
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Notes: Ramzi Khamis Barrash – serving a life sentence for participating in the shooting and murder of Gadi Rejwan (Feb. 27, 2002) in Atarot, Jerusalem.
Muhammad Khamis Barrash – serving 3 life sentences for the shooting and murder of 2 Israeli soldiers, Elad Wallenstein and Amit Zaneh, and Israeli civilian Sarah Lisha (Nov. 13, 2000) in the West Bank.
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Notes: Ramzi Khamis Barrash – serving a life sentence for participating in the shooting and murder of Gadi Rejwan (Feb. 27, 2002) in Atarot, Jerusalem.
Muhammad Khamis Barrash – serving 3 life sentences for the shooting and murder of 2 Israeli soldiers, Elad Wallenstein and Amit Zaneh, and Israeli civilian Sarah Lisha (Nov. 13, 2000) in the West Bank.
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