Release of 15 prisoners from the Israeli occupation prisons
The released prisoners arrived at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis via the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Names of the released prisoners:
1 - Ismail Jamal Ismail Abu Sameena (25 years old) – Khan Younis.
2 - Raafat Muhammad Ahmed Inshasi (46 years old) – Rafah.
3 - Deeb Ahmed Abdul Hadi Badr (58 years old) – Jabalia.
4 - Muhammad Abdullah Rabee Alwan (33 years old) – Jabalia.
5 - Hussam Khalil Awda Badwan (46 years old) – Deir al-Balah.
6 - Ismail Ibrahim Mustafa Shlaha (45 years old) – Jabalia.
7 - Kanaan Imad Muhammad Ghoneim (21 years old) – Jabalia.
8 - Ibrahim Muhammad Salem Abu Warda (43 years old) – Jabalia.
9 - Yasser Hussein Abdul Rabbo Abu Atiwi (45 years old) – Al-Maghraqa.
10 - Abdul Halim Abdullah Abu Aabid (40 years old) – Khan Younis.
11 - Mahmoud Ayman Mahmoud Abu Warda (33 years old) – Jabalia.
12 - Mahmoud Abdul Qader Youssef Abu Shaar (39 years old).
13 - Muhammad Jawad Kamal Al-Shahri (39 years old) – Khan Younis.
14 - Mahmoud Bashir Jumaa Abu Warda (34 years old).
15 - Muhammad Ahmed Abdul Qader Badr (43 years old) – Jabalia.
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