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Israel Rearrests 80 Freed Palestinian Prisoners, Rights Group Claims
The Palestinian Prisoners Club reported that Israeli authorities have rearrested or summoned around 80 Palestinians released in previous exchange deals. This action follows a year after a major deal that freed thousands, with the group stating that released individuals continue to be targeted.
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What happened
- 01Israeli authorities rearrested or summoned about 80 Palestinians freed in prior exchange deals, according to the Palestinian Prisoners Club.
- 02The Palestinian Prisoners Club claims this is part of ongoing targeting of released prisoners.
- 03The group links these actions to escalating violations against Palestinian detainees since the Gaza war began.
- 04Three exchange deals have resulted in the release of 3,985 Palestinian prisoners, the club stated.
- 05The club argues rearrests prevent freed individuals from resuming normal lives.
The club cited escalating violations within Israeli prisons since the Gaza war began. According to the club, a total of 3,985 prisoners have been released in three separate exchange deals.
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