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Source: عربي بوست - Arabic Post
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  • description: In this episode of the Arabi Post podcast, released prisoner Nael Barghouti sheds light on a painful historical case concerning the execution of Palestinian prisoners alive in the 1980s, in which Israeli officers were implicated and later pardoned despite the crime being documented. The guest offers a critical perspective on those seeking to apply the death penalty to Palestinians, pointing out that waiting for a verdict can be even more agonizing. Intelligence officers who killed prisoners alive: Testimony reveals the crimes of the occupation #Podcast #Arabi_Post Why was the law to execute prisoners passed now? | Arabi Post Podcast How will the decision to execute prisoners affect the reality of resistance in Palestine? And what does this shift reveal about the nature of Israeli prisons from the 1970s until after October 7th? In this episode of the Arabi Post podcast, released prisoner Nael Barghouti, one of the longest-serving Palestinian prisoners, reveals the features of the profound transformations within Israeli prisons; From a phase where the confrontation was managed through strikes and the struggle for rights, to a harsher reality after October 7th, characterized by an unprecedented escalation in policies of repression and torture. Barghouti discusses the implications of the "Law to Execute Prisoners," examining whether it is an extension of old emergency laws or a step reflecting the rise of extremism within the Israeli system. He also addresses its political timing and the debate surrounding its purpose: Is it a tool to deter resistance, or a means of pressure and a political message amidst declining international attention to the prisoners' issue? The episode also addresses the current situation of prisoners under isolation and restrictions, the historical context of the confrontation within prisons, and the impact of these policies on prisoners' families and the balance of power in the conflict, amidst open questions about the future of this issue and the possibility of it entering an even more complex phase.
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