Academic Paper: Slow Killing: The Relationship Between Medical Negligence and the Martyrdom of the Palestinian Detainee in Captivity: Gilboa Prison (Arabic)

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Al-Zaytouna Centre for Studies and Consultations has published an academic paper by Amjad ‘Ubaidy and Laili Abu Rjaileh, entitled “Slow Killing: The Relationship Between Medical Negligence and the Martyrdom of the Palestinian Detainee in Captivity: Gilboa Prison,” in Arabic.

This paper analyzes the reasons of death of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons, focusing on medical negligence that leads to “slow killing.” It discusses the killing of prisoners, their struggle, the role of detainees and factions and all Palestinian sectors, in addition to the prisoners’ psychological state, and the reactions of the other detainees to the killing incidents.

It stresses the importance of activism in this regard within the captive movement, by various factions, and the importance of media and organized group work, on the legal, international, diplomatic and media levels, in addition to the importance of collaboration with all official, peace and public bodies, and all Palestinian civil society institutions.

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By: Amjad ‘Ubaidy and Laili Abu Rjaileh. (Exclusively for al-Zaytouna Centre).

Al-Zaytouna Centre for Studies and Consultations, 1/6/2022

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Mohsen Moh’d Saleh, Ph.D., is an associate professor of Modern and Contemporary Arab History, the general manager of al-Zaytouna Centre for Studies and Consultations, editor-in-chief of the annual Palestinian Strategic Report, former head of Department of History and Civilization at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), and former executive manager of Middle East Studies Centre in Amman.

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He was granted the Bait al-Maqdis (Jerusalem) award for Young Muslims Scholars in 1997 and the Excellent Teaching Award (College level), given by IIUM in 2002. Dr. Mohsen is the author of 13 books and some of his books were translated into several languages. He contributed chapters to seven books. He is the editor/ co-editor of more than 30 books. Dr. Mohsen is the editor of electronic daily “Palestine Today,” which has so far published more than 3,777 issues. He has published many articles in refereed scholarly journals and magazines. He presented papers at innumerable academic local and international conferences and seminars. He is a frequent commentator on current issues on broadcasting media.