Every Tues. to be designated for solidarity with Palestinian prisoners
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The National Emergency Committee of the Palestinian Prisoners' Movement calls for strengthening solidarity with prisoners
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Palestinian prisoners in the Israeli Ramon prison in the occupied territories. (Twitter)
Today, the Supreme National Emergency Committee of the Palestinian Prisoners' Movement called for a national demonstration to be held every Tuesday to commemorate the "Red Tuesday" on which the Palestinian people made grave sacrifices against British colonialism.
The Prisoners' Movement called on their national kins to make every Tuesday, "Freedom Tuesday" emphasizing that "solidarity among families against the colonial jailer must be strengthened, and this solidarity must transcend all else."
The committee also called on the families of the martyrs to be at the vanguard during the demonstrations next Tuesday at 7:30 pm.
Activists and media professionals were also invited to partake in this demonstration on social media platforms by circulating the hashtag #الشعب_يريد_تØرير_الأسير, which translates into the people want Prisoner's liberation.
The prisoners inside the occupation prisons persist with their organized civil disobedience to protest the occupation's brutal policies for the 26th day in a row.
Read more: Palestinian prisoners kick off civil disobedience against occupation
Back in February, Palestinian prisoners sent a message from inside the Israeli occupation prisons asking their fellow citizens to prepare to wage a major battle against the oppression of the Israeli Minister of Police Itamar Ben-Gvir.
In their message, the prisoners stressed their readiness for all possibilities and called for Palestinians to protest in different areas of the occupied land.
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a letter written by Palestinian prisoners announcing their upcoming battle on March 21
Among the abusive measures taken by Itamar Ben Gvir, against the prisoners, are cutting down the water supply in the prisoners' quarters, closing off the hot water, restricting access to showers, and reducing the time designated for showering.
