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Threat Palestinian Political Prisoners In Israel Abeer Baker And Anat Matar Eds

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Threat Palestinian Political Prisoners In Israel Abeer Baker And Anat Matar Eds
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Publisher: Pluto Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.14 MB
Author: Abeer Baker and Anat Matar (eds.)
ISBN: 9780745330211, 9780745330204, 9781849645928, 9781783714339, 0745330215, 0745330207, 1849645922, 1783714336
Language: English
Year: 2014

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Threat Palestinian Political Prisoners In Israel Abeer Baker And Anat Matar Eds by Abeer Baker And Anat Matar (eds.) 9780745330211, 9780745330204, 9781849645928, 9781783714339, 0745330215, 0745330207, 1849645922, 1783714336 instant download after payment.

Palestinian prisoners charged with security-related offences are immediately taken as a threat to Israel's security. They are seen as potential, if not actual, suicide bombers. This stereotype ignores the political nature of the Palestinian prisoners' actions and their desire for liberty.
By highlighting the various images of Palestinian prisoners in the Israel-Palestine conflict, Abeer Baker and Anat Matar chart their changing fortunes. Essays written by prisoners, ex-prisoners, Human rights defenders, lawyers and academic researchers analyse the political nature of imprisonment and Israeli attitudes towards Palestinian prisoners. These contributions deal with the prisoners' status within Palestinian society, the conditions of their imprisonment and various legal procedures used by the Israeli military courts in order to criminalise and de-politicise them. Also addressed are Israel's breaches of international treaties in its treatment of the Palestinian prisoners, practices of torture and solitary confinement, exchange deals and prospects for release.
This is a unique intervention within Middle East studies that will inspire those working in human rights, international law and the peace process.

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