Waed Association: Abu Hamid is subjected to a deliberate assassination
“The martyrdom of dozens of Palestinian prisoners inside Israeli prisons indicates that the occupation has gone beyond the stage of medical negligence”, says Waed Association.
Waed Association for Prisoners strongly denounced the policy of “medical negligence to which cancer-stricken Prisoner Nasser Abu Hamid and all the prisoners were subjected”, stressing that Abu Hamid is “subjected to a systematic and deliberate assassination.”
The association added that Abu Hamid “is facing his fate alone in light of the failure of international institutions concerned with the rights of prisoners.”
“The martyrdom of dozens of Palestinian prisoners inside Israeli prisons indicates that the occupation has gone beyond the stage of medical negligence and is deliberately and systematically assassinating the prisoners,” the association warned.
🇵🇸#Palestine | The mother of the Palestinian political detainee Nasser Abu Hamid who suffers from cancer and medical negligence behind Israeli bars says:"I dreamed to hug him throughout the past 20 years when I went to visit him,I saw him cuffed,I started to shout"Nasser I’m here pic.twitter.com/sfaRrUVFxM
— Aya Isleem 🇵🇸 #Gaza (@AyaIsleemEn) January 9, 2022
Earlier, the Palestinian Prisoners Club (PPC) reported that prisoner Nasser Abu Hamid's health condition is experiencing a new decline.
PPC Spokesperson Amani Sarahena told the WAFA news agency that the Israeli occupation's prison service told Asqalan prisons detainees, where Abu Hamid had been detained before he was transferred to "Barzilai" hospital, that his life is in real danger, which confirms that his health is experiencing a new decline.
Nasser Abu Hamid has been subjected to medical neglect and Israel refuses to treat him and give him the medical care he needs. ISRAEL IS SLOWLY KILLING PRISONER NASSER, WHO WAS UNJUSTLY DETAINED. USE YOUR VOICES TO SAVE HIM! #الاسير_مش_رقم #الحرية_لناصر_ابو_حميد #SaveNasser pic.twitter.com/K7N34pswsx
— m_thefighter (@Moad29620400) January 9, 2022
Sarahena said the prison service's statement reveals that Abu Hamid's life is now in danger, that his body is not responding to treatment, and that he's experienced a major health setback.
On his account, Naji Abu Hamid, the brother of Palestinian prisoner Nasser Abu Hamid (49 years old), confirmed that the malignant tumor threatening the prisoner’s life has been discovered in August of last year, yet the occupation’s deliberate stalling and neglect led to the deterioration of his health.
Who is Nasser Abu Hamid?
Nasser Abu Hamid, from Al-Amari camp, Ramallah, is one of five brothers who were all sentenced to life by the Israeli authorities. They are: Nasr, Nasser, Sharif, and Mohammad, as well as Islam, who was arrested in 2018.
Solidarity with sick prisoner Nasser Abu Hamid in Ramallah.
— #FreePalestine 🇵🇸🇲🇾🥄 (@elliyanayusrii) January 11, 2022
Save him now ! #الاسير_مش_رقم#الحرية_لناصر_ابو_حميد #FreePalestine from #Israel#IsraeliTerrorism#IsraeliCrimes #FreeThemAll pic.twitter.com/EDkGPVwslH
A sixth brother, Abdel Moneim Abu Hamid, is a martyr. Their mother was deprived of visiting them for years, they lost their father during detention, and their family home was demolished five times - the last of which was in 2019.