Hamas slams Zionist regime over death of Palestinian captive
The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has slammed Zionist regime for the martyr of a young Palestinian man abducted by the regime’s forces in 2024.
Earlier on Monday, Palestinian authorities announced that Loay Faisal Nasrallah, 22, martyred at Zionist regime’s Soroka Hospital, where he was transferred from Negev prison.
Hamas said in a statement on Telegram that he died “due to the deterioration of his health as a result of torture and harsh conditions inside the prison.”
Hamas said Palestinians are kept in “catastrophic conditions,” adding that they are denied “the most basic human rights,” including medical care.
Nasrallah was from the occupied West Bank governorate of Jenin. He had been held without charge under the notorious administrative detention since March 26, 2024.
Under its policy of administrative detention, the regime holds Palestinians without trial or charge for up to six months; a period which can be extended for an indefinite number of times. Some have been held in administrative detention for up to 11 years.
According to his family, Nasrallah had no prior health conditions before his arrest.
His death brings to 73 the number of documented Palestinian prisoners who lost their lives since the start of Zionist regime’s genocide in Gaza. The figure includes at least 45 from Gaza and one child.