Al-Quds Brigades reports suicide attempts among Israeli prisoners in Gaza
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Abu Hamza, spokesperson for the Al-Quds Brigades, issued a statement expressing serious concerns about the conditions of Israeli captives held in Gaza.
According to Abu Hamza, there is growing frustration among these prisoners due to what he described as neglect by their government and disparities in treatment compared to Palestinian captives.
In his statement, Abu Hamza revealed that some Israeli hostages have attempted suicide as a result of their perceived mistreatment. He emphasized that the Al-Quds Brigades intend to continue treating Israeli captives in a manner reflecting how Palestinian prisoners are treated by Israel.
"We will maintain our policy of treating Israeli hostages the same way Israel treats our prisoners," Abu Hamza stated in a message posted on Telegram. (ILKHA)
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