Wednesday 21 October 2026
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Hamas leader Abdul Rahman Shadid: The use of the image of prisoner leader Ibrahim Hamed in the Zionist prisons during field investigations represents an intimidating practice targeting prisoners, their families, and our Palestinian people as a whole, aiming to pressure and frighten them, and it also constitutes a new threatening message within the occupation's repressive and vindictive policy against prisoners.

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Hamas leader Abdul Rahman Shadid:

▪The use of the image of prisoner leader Ibrahim Hamed in the Zionist prisons during field investigations represents an intimidating practice targeting prisoners, their families, and our Palestinian people as a whole, aiming to pressure and frighten them, and it also constitutes a new threatening message within the occupation's repressive and vindictive policy against prisoners.

▪We warn of the danger threatening the life of prisoner leader Hamed amid the continued isolation and threats he is facing, and we hold the criminal occupation and the Prison Service fully responsible for his life, safety, and any harm that may befall him.

▪These terrorist practices will not affect the determination of our heroic prisoners or our people, and we stress that the freedom of prisoners is a national priority.

▪We call on the international community to pressure to end the tragedy faced by prisoners, and to work to pursue the criminal leaders of the occupation and hold them accountable for their violations against our people and our land.

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