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The leader of the Hamas movement, Abdel Rahman Shadid, confirmed that the intention of the Minister of National Security in the Israeli government, Itamar Ben Gabir, to deliberately publish scenes of a handcuffed Palestinian prisoner who was forced to paint the wall of his cell with a threat, reflects Israel's cruelty and its moral degeneration. Shadid said that Ben Affir's methods against prisoners inside the prisons represent a desperate attempt to cover up the state of political and military failure and the foot attack that Israel is experiencing, and emphasized that systematic violations against male and female prisoners amount to organized crimes according to international law.

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The leader of the Hamas movement, Abdel Rahman Shadid, confirmed that the intention of the Minister of National Security in the Israeli government, Itamar Ben Gabir, to deliberately publish scenes of a handcuffed Palestinian prisoner who was forced to paint the wall of his cell with a threat, reflects Israel's cruelty and its moral degeneration. Shadid said that Ben Affir's methods against prisoners inside the prisons represent a desperate attempt to cover up the state of political and military failure and the foot attack that Israel is experiencing, and emphasized that systematic violations against male and female prisoners amount to organized crimes according to international law.

The leader of the Hamas movement, Abdel Rahman Shadid, confirmed that the intention of the Minister of National Security in the Israeli government, Itamar Ben Gabir, to deliberately publish scenes of a handcuffed Palestinian prisoner who was forced to paint the wall of his cell with a threat, reflects Israel's cruelty and its moral degeneration. Shadid said that Ben Affir's methods against prisoners inside the prisons represent a desperate attempt to cover up the state of political and military failure and the foot attack that Israel is experiencing, and emphasized that systematic violations against male and female prisoners amount to organized crimes according to international law.

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