Israel freed Palestinian, whom he imprisoned for 20 years and then detained again

In a written statement from the Palestinian Prisoners Club, “Palestinian prisoner Munir er-Recebi (50), who spent 20 years in Israeli prisons, has just been released.” It was said.

In the statement, it was noted that the Israeli forces deported the Palestinian, whose session he had canceled some time ago, to the West Bank.

Adnan er-Recebi, one of the Palestinian’s relatives, told Anadolu Agency (AA) that Munir ar-Recebi, whom Israel had decided to cancel his session in Haifa days ago and deport him to the West Bank, was detained again in the West Bank. he shortly after he released him and said he got it.

Recebi stated that they await the release of his relative, who was transferred to a military camp in the south of the city of Hebron.

WHAT HAPPENED?

The Palestinian Prisoners Club announced on February 28 that Israel had decided to remove Palestinian prisoner Recebi from his home in Haifa days before his release.

Israel in 2019 revoked the Israeli citizenship of the Palestinian detainee, who has been in prison since 2003.

The Israeli Assembly had approved the bill that would allow Palestinians, who are Israeli citizens arrested on “terrorism charges”, to have their citizenship revoked if they receive money from the Palestinian Authority in support of their actions.

About 350,000 Palestinians live in permanent residency status in East Jerusalem, which Israel occupied in 1967. Israel also reserves the right to cancel Palestinians’ permanent residency in East Jerusalem for various reasons.

Palestinian activist Salah al-Hamuri, whose permanent residence in Jerusalem was canceled by Israel’s Interior Ministry, was also deported to France, where he has his citizenship, on December 18.