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‼️Jordanian engineer Daham Al-Amoush has died under gruesome conditions. Arrested in July 2025 over social media posts supporting Gaza and criticizing the normalization of the Jordanian government with Israel, Al-Amoush spent months in detention before launching a hunger strike to protest his imprisonment. His health deteriorated severely until he...

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🇵🇸 “The whole world should be talking about Dr. Hussam’s case, standing with him and demanding his immediate release,” his sister, Samahir Abu Safiyah, tells Drop Site News. Drop Site contributor Abdel Qader Sabbah spoke with Samahir in Gaza after the pediatrician and director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiyah, appeared in an Israeli court on Wednesday after more than 500 days in detention without charge. “When I saw the picture, I was shocked. I couldn’t believe that this was my brother,” she said. “He used to be handsome, well-built, and healthy. How did he become like this, and for what? What charge did they accuse him of? Because he is a pediatrician?” Appearing before the Israeli High Court this week, Dr. Abu Safiyah described his imprisonment as “unjust and arbitrary.” Footage from the hearing showed him looking noticeably thinner. Samahir said lawyers told the family he has lost roughly half his body weight, suffers from deteriorating eyesight, contracted scabies while in detention, and remains held in solitary confinement in Nafha Prison. He was brought before the court in handcuffs and shackles. “The picture showed us the torture he was subjected to,” she said, pointing to bruises visible on his hands and a face that “looks much older than his age.” She questioned why her brother remains imprisoned after being seized from Kamal Adwan Hospital, where he continued treating patients even after Israeli forces killed his son in 2024. “He buried him in the hospital courtyard… and then he went back to work,” she said. “He refused to leave the wounded. He refused to leave the children.” Samahir said Dr. Hussam appears to know little about what has happened in Gaza during his detention. “If he knew anything about Gaza, he wouldn’t have sent a message through his lawyer asking Anas Al-Sharif to talk about the suffering of the people of Gaza,” she said, referring to the famous Al Jazeera journalist Israel assassinated in 2025. “He has committed no crime,” Samahir said. “His only crime was staying in the hospital for the sake of the children, the injured, and the wounded. The whole world must stand with him.” 🎥 عبد القادر صباح

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🟢 Hamas Co-Founder Hassan Yousef Freed After Over Two Years in Israeli Detention Without Charge Hassan Yousef, 71, a co-founder and senior leader of Hamas in the occupied West Bank, was released by Israeli authorities on Thursday after more than two years held without trial, his son Owais Yousef told AFP. Yousef was freed near the southern West Bank city of Hebron and taken to a hospital in Ramallah, where he resides, after his health deteriorated in custody. AFP footage showed him in a hospital bed with one arm in a sling. “I can’t sleep because of the pain,” he told a well-wisher by phone. He had been held in administrative detention since his arrest near Ramallah in October 2023, part of a massive wave of arbitrary detentions in the West Bank following the start of the war on Gaza. The system allows Israel to hold Palestinians for renewable six-month periods without charge or trial. His detention was renewed five consecutive times. Yousef has spent more than 25 years in Israeli prisons across an estimated 16 arrests, beginning at age 16. He was elected to the Palestinian Legislative Council in 2006 and was exiled to Marj al-Zuhur in southern Lebanon in 1992 alongside other Hamas and Islamic Jihad figures. In a statement, Hamas saluted Yousef as “an inspiring national figure and a symbol of patience and perseverance, who has spent more than twenty years in the occupation’s prisons, during which he remained steadfast in his principles and continued to defend the rights of his people, despite being subjected to isolation, torture, and medical neglect.” The group said the prisoners’ cause “will remain at the top of our priorities until their freedom is secured and the occupation’s prisons are emptied.” Senior Hamas official Basem Naim called Yousef “one of the mountains of Palestine,” writing that “despite spending around 25 years in prison unjustly, most of it under administrative sentences without charges, his will was not broken and his resolve did not weaken.”

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