Gaza - Ma'an - The Israeli occupation authorities released thirteen Palestinian detainees from the Gaza Strip on Wednesday. The Palestinian Red Crescent reported that its crews dealt with 13 detainees released by the occupation at the "Kissufim" military checkpoint in the central Gaza Strip. The released detainees were transferred to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah to receive treatment. Israel arrested about three thousand citizens of the Gaza Strip during the war and released hundreds of them later. The detainees are subjected to severe torture, which has led to the martyrdom of dozens of them. The prisoners released this morning and who arrived at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip 1. Saeed Mustafa Fadous 2. Jamal Muslim Abu Mughayza 3. Khaled Awkal Club 4.Mohammed Habib Hijazi 5. Nader Khaled Asaliyah 6. Zakaria Zaal Abu Al-Aish 7.Omar Abdel Jawad 8. Sohaib Asaliyah 9.Faris Hamdan Hijazi 10. Rami Sami Hamid 11. Raed Zakaria Asaliya 12. Mustafa Fay yad 13. Need for Net Success Source: Maan News Agency
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