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Transferring the detainee Ezz Al Deen Attar from Megiddo prison to Ishel

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The Commission of Detainees' Affairs stated that the Israeli Prison's Service has transferred the representative of Fatah Movement at Megiddo prison, the detainee Ezz Al Deen Attar, to the solitary confinement of Ishel prison.
The commission confirmed that the transfer process happened after storming section (7) at Megiddo prison and attacking detainees by beat, spraying tear gas and shooting 3 detainees with rubber bullets.
Attar is (40 years old) from Tulkarem. He has been jailed since 2002 and sentenced to 21 years of imprisonment.

 

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