Fatima Amarneh, one of the detainees delivered as a feature of the prisoner trade among Hamas and Israel, has said Al-Aqsa Mosque is the primary mainstay of the Palestinian reason and an honorable wellspring for Muslims.
"Israel forced extra limitations on female detainees after October 7," Amarneh told the media on Friday in the wake of showing up at her family's home in Ya'bad town close to Jenin in the northern West Bank.
"Israel took everything from ladies detainees in spite of they were at that point lacking food, covers, garments, and most opportunity," she said.
Amarneh was captured around two months prior for an "endeavored cutting" close to Al-Aqsa Mosque where she was beaten by Israeli security powers.
"In spite of my capture, safeguarding and protecting Al-Aqsa Mosque is an honor, as it is the foundation of a Muslim's life," she said.
Israel and Hamas traded 24 Israelis and outsiders for 39 Palestinians from Israeli correctional facilities Friday, on the principal day of the compassionate interruption.
Under the Israel-Hamas bargain, prisoners will be delivered in bunches during the four days.
Israel sent off a huge military mission against the Gaza Strip following a cross-line assault by Hamas last month.
Israel has killed no less than 14,854 Palestinians, including 6,150 kids and more than 4,000 ladies, as per wellbeing experts in the area.
The authority Israeli loss of life remains at 1,200.
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