Palestinian prisoner: If there were no resistance media, the condition of the prisoners would have gotten worse – Mehr News Agency | RCO News Agency

According to RCO News Agency, “Mahmoud The problemThe freed captive and one of the designers of the “Freedom Tunnel” operation emphasized in an ierview with the Al-Mayadeen network that if it were not for the resistance media, the situation of the Palestinian prisoners in the solitary cells would have deteriorated catastrophically.
He said: All our means of communication were cut off and we were separated from other prisoners so that no information would reach us.
The problem He added: In the previous agreeme, they said that I would be released, they took me out of the cell and assaulted me, but later it became clear that the news of my release was a lie.
He said about the day of Al-Aqsa storm operation: The sound of explosions shook the region and we were very happy when we saw the scenes of Al-Qassam battalion fighters.
Al-Aradeh stated: It is a hard feeling to leave our brothers in captivity; including commanders and paties, especially Yaqub Qadiri who needs treatme.
He coinued: We had great hope that Marwan Barghouthi and other leaders like Ahmad Saadat would be released, because this issue could be a great turning poi in the path of resistance.
Al-Aradeh emphasized: The people of Gaza sacrificed their lives for our freedom, so we will be happy for them to see the results of their sacrifice.
He said about the harsh conditions in the prisons: We heard about torture, beatings and tying hands and feet, and the prison guards even proudly talked about tearing the Koran in fro of the prisoners.
Al-Aradeh revealed: The director of the prison did not have the right to disagree with the guards and only said that you should do whatever you wa, but not in fro of the cameras.
He also said: Itamar Benguir, the Minister of Iernal Security of Israel, came to the Negev Prison to see how the prisoners were treated and personally supervised the torture operation.
In the end, Al-Aradeh noted: The prisoners’ moveme is the source of the growth of leaders, and the history of struggle in prisons is long and full of honor. I left Mejdo prison only one day and I was surprised to see the high morale of the prisoners.
Mohammad Qasim al-Ardeh was born on September 3, 1982 in Araba region, south of Jenin, located in the north of the West Bank, and he completed his primary, elemeary and secondary education in this city.
Al-Ardeh on May 16, 2002, while the Zionist occupying forces surrounded him in a building located in Ramallah city, on the charge of being a member of Saraya-affiliated battalions. Al-Quds (Military branch of the Islamic Jihad Moveme) and participating in the operations of these battalions against the Zionist regime, he was seenced to life imprisonme three times and 20 years of separate imprisonme.
This freed Palestinian prisoner spe his seence in Shata prison of the Zionist regime near the city of Bisan in the ceer of the West Bank. At that time, he had dug a tunnel to escape from prison, but the Zionists found out and took him to solitary confineme, where he remained uil 2014.
But al-Ardeh’s efforts did not stop, and on September 6, 2021, equivale to 15 Shahrivar 1400, his name was recorded among five other Palestinian prisoners in Jalboa prison who made the great operation of the Freedom Tunnel and managed to escape from the most secure prison of the Zionist regime. On the 11th of this moh, the Zionist occupation regime arrested Mohammad Al-Ardeh again and transferred him to solitary confineme, and all kinds of tortures were imposed on him. The court of the Zionist regime issued a new seence for him and seenced him to another 5 years in prison.
In addition to the heroic operations against the Zionist regime, al-Aradeh has several books, among the most promine of which we can poi to “Jurisprudence of Jihad”, “The Influence of Sheikh Ghazali on the Palestinian Islamic Jihad Moveme” and the novel “Journeys”. Finally, this heroic Palestinian fighter was released yesterday, January 25, 2025, during the prisoner exchange deal with the Zionist regime.



