Tikra Nasser: "I swear, the al-Moscow interrogation center is a slaughterhouse for life."
Based on a report by lawyer/author Hassan Abadi.
Thakra Rafat Said Nasser (born March 5, 2003), from Deir Sharaf near Nablus, is a graphic design graduate from An-Najah University. Imprisoned since February 9, 2026, met with lawyer Hassan Abadi at Damon Prison.
Hassan Abadi noted that throughout their meeting, a cheerful smile remained on her face, even when she told the story of her arrest by Israel. Immediately after greeting him, she asked:
"Don't you want to know how they arrested me? ".
"I was arrested on the night of February 9, 2026, at 1:30 in the morning. There was a knocking sound. I quickly put on my prayer clothes; In no time they were already in my room. When they learned my name, five female soldiers rushed towards me. They handcuffed my hands and feet and covered my eyes. They didn't let me see my family or say goodbye to them."
"I laughed in agony, so the policeman threatened me, saying, 'We'll make sure you regret ever laughing, from now on. '.
They dragged me and threw me to the ground. They forced me to sit in the courtyard of the military base, and all the time they beat me on the back and cursed and insulted me. One female soldier waved her weapon at me, and I recited the Shahada."
"Throughout the investigation there were constant beatings. Seventeen days in al-Moscowiya [interrogation center] - humiliation, beatings, 'we swear we will make you cry blood', all kinds of violence. They took off my hijab. They dragged me all over Al-Moscow, beat me because I refused to take a picture without my hijab. I put a towel on my head. I swear, Al-Moscowia is a slaughterhouse for life.
Etzion [detention center] - fingerprints and photographs. Conditions were very bad in the prison transport vehicle and on the road.