Al-Zaytouna Centre for Studies and Consultations has published a new book by Dr. Farouq Ashour, titled The Memory of Dark Walls: A Personal and Collective Biography of Prisoners in Israeli Occupation Prisons During Operation al-Aqsa Flood. The book is available for free download.
The 112-page book is a qualitative addition that serves as both an autobiographical and collective biography, documenting Israeli crimes against Palestinian prisoners. It conveys a powerful humanitarian message, reflecting the prisoners’ suffering and depicting their painful reality.
| >> Click here to download: The Memory of Dark Walls: A Personal and Collective Biography of Prisoners in Israeli Occupation Prisons During Operation al-Aqsa Flood  (114 pages, 1.8 MB) (Arabic) |
Publication Information Arabic – Title: Zakirat al-Judran al-Mu‘timah: Sirah Zatiyyah wa Jama‘iyyah li al-Asra fi Sujun al-Ihtilal al-Israeli fi Athna’ Ma‘rakat Tufan al-Aqsa (The Memory of Dark Walls: A Personal and Collective Biography of Prisoners in Israeli Occupation Prisons During Operation al-Aqsa Flood) – Prepared by: Farouq I.S. ‘Ashour – Published in: 2025 – Pages: 112 – Paperback: $5 – Soft Copy: $2.49 – ISBN: 978-614-494-059-4 |
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This book offers a detailed and realistic account of Israeli prisons, examining the major changes that took place after 7/10/2023 compared to the previous conditions. It highlights the intensified targeting of prisoners’ psychological resilience, efforts to humiliate them, and attempts to sow discord among them. Despite the severe suffering and harsh restrictions imposed, the book also underscores the prisoners’ remarkable steadfastness.
This book is more than just a political speech or a human rights document—it is a historical testimony, a trial of human conscience, and a testament to the moral decay of the Israeli occupation. It serves as both a rejection and condemnation of its crimes, presented before a world that remains unwilling or unable to fulfill its duty to the Palestinian people and bring an end to the occupation.
This book offers a clearer picture of the daily struggles prisoners endure and the methods of repression and persecution employed by the Israel Prison Service (IPS). It also exposes the harsh psychological tactics used to break their morale. We hope human rights researchers and humanitarian organizations will find it valuable both as a resource and as evidence before international courts of Israeli crimes against Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons.
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