By: Sammi Ibrahem,Sr
Sami Abu Diak
Sami Abu Diak, died this morning in Al Ramle prison clinic after 5 years suffering from cancer The number of Palestinian prisoners who have died in Nazi occupation Camps since 1967 has risen to 222.
Who is the martyr Sami Abu Diak?
JERUSALEM : Palestinian prisoner Sami Abu Diak was killed in Nazi Camp.
### jails on Tuesday after suffering from cancer and the Nazi occupation measures against him through medical error and deliberate negligence.
Who is the martyr Abu Diak?
Sami Ahed Abdullah Musleh Abu Diak, born on April 26, 1983, (36 years), in the town of Silat al-Dahr district of Jenin, could not marry because of his early arrest and the length of his sentence.
Abu Diak was arrested on July 17, 2002, at the age of nineteen, and was sentenced to three life sentences and 30 years, and began his health for nearly four years, until his cancer in the intestines, and kidney failure and lung failure.
Nazi occupation forces arrested him after chasing him before attempting to arrest him, but the attempted arrest failed. He arrested two companions.
After his arrest, he was subjected to 75 days of intensive interrogation at the Jalameh interrogation center, during which he was subjected to various forms of psychological and physical torture.He was taken to hospital three times during the interrogation period as a result of the torture he was subjected to, and the Nazi forces returned him from the hospital to the interrogation rooms directly.
Nazi military court sentenced the prisoner Abu Diak to three life sentences and spent thirty years, of which he spent 17 years, during which he moved in most prisons, and was subjected to the repression of special units like all prisoners, and was on several occasions solitary confinement as a punishment for many months.
His brother Samer was arrested three years after the arrest of Sami. He was sentenced to life in prison and 25 years in prison. Medical on the other.
Neglect and dungeon
In 2015, prisoner Sami Abu Diak began to suffer from abdominal pain and was in Raymond prison.
At the hospital, he underwent an operation and told his brother Samer, who was then in Hadarim prison, that it was an appendix. Two days after the operation, Sami was taken to the Ramle Prison Clinic where the doctor reported that his condition was abnormal and his aches continued. He was taken to Soroka again.
Within 48 hours, Sami was transferred five times between Ramle Prison Clinic and Soroka Hospital, without being diagnosed and knowing the problem he is suffering from. He was transferred to Asaf Harofeh Hospital for the sixth time. When he was admitted to the hospital, he underwent an operation and removed 30 cm from his intestines after he was found to be suffering from cancer.
During his stay in Asaf Harofeh hospital, he underwent four operations and stayed there for four months, during which he went into a coma for 34 days, due to his critical health situation, which was exacerbated by a medical error suffered by the prisoner after the appendix at Soroka Hospital. . According to the doctor who carried out the bowel resection with Harafi Assaf to his brother Samer.
The Hadarim prison administration summoned his captive brother Samer and told him that Sami was in a coma and was in a critical condition and wanted him to look farewell.
Samer was taken to Assaf Harofeh Hospital to find his brother in an awkward position, yet tied from his legs and hand even though he was unconscious. Samer met with the doctor who performed Sami’s bowel resection and told him that the medical error at Soroka Hospital was not his responsibility, and informed him of his brother’s health and medical interventions.
The next day, the Israeli authorities brought Sami ‘s family to take a farewell look at him as his condition was hopeless and they would remove his medical equipment. At the last minute, however, Sami moved his fingers and opened one of his eyes and decided not to remove the devices.
Sami began chemotherapy after being transferred to the Ramle Prison Clinic and continued for 8 months, then transferred to Raymond Prison. Sami returned to feel pain in 2017, and was transferred to the “Ramla prison clinic” and after the tests found that there is a mass of cancer in the upper abdomen and accordingly returned to chemotherapy at the hospital “Assaf Harofe” and continued treatment for 12 months.
At the beginning of his treatment for the second time, the doctor talked with the prisoner Samer’s brother Samer and told him that the disease is widespread in the intestine and the drug does not give a result. Since late 2017, Samer has been transferred to the Ramle Prison Clinic as an assistant to his sick brother.
Since Sami’s suffering began with the disease, he continues to take medications and painkillers to relieve his pain, as Sami’s suffering and aches make him unable to sleep or eat normally, and is able to move only in a wheelchair, and needs special and continuous care to practice his daily life, “and talk about us About his brother Samer. “
They killed him every day!
Article 76 of the Fourth Geneva Convention affirms that the medical care required by the prisoner’s health must be provided, and that the condition of the prisoner Sami is serious, the proper health care should have been provided, and that the return of the prisoner Sami two days after surgery. The Ramle Prison Clinic is contrary to all international conventions that require proper health care that are not available in the Ramle Prison Clinic.
Rule 27 of the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners states that: “All prisons shall ensure prompt access to medical care in urgent cases. Prisoners requiring specialized care or surgery shall be transferred to specialized institutions or to civilian hospitals. When a prison has its own medical service, including hospital facilities, it shall be staffed with sufficient staff and equipment to provide appropriate treatment and care to the prisoners referred. ”
In the case of the prisoner Sami Abu Diak did not receive immediate medical care, and did not stay in qualified civilian hospitals for a sufficient period commensurate with his serious health situation, where he was regularly transferred between civilian hospitals and “Ramla prison clinic” which does not include hospital facilities and is not Equipped with neither specialized staff nor appropriate treatment services, this mobility increases the suffering of the sick prisoner and exacerbates his condition and may even lead to the abandonment of the patient’s right to treatment and health care as a result of the journey of suffering on the move.
The need for the presence of Samer and other prisoners who take care of sick prisoners at the Ramle Prison Clinic shows that the Nazi regime have reneged on its obligations to provide specialized doctors and nurses to accompany the sick prisoners and provide their health and personal needs commensurate with their health status.
Nazi occupation regime not only abused the prisoner Sami through his constant transfer between prisons and hospitals, but kept the prisoner bound in the hospital bed even when he is unconscious and does not move.
The Committee for the Early Release of the Prison Administration refused to consider the request of the prisoner for his early release. The rejection decision came after the application of the “Anti-Terrorism Law of 2016 and its amendments”, which states that prisoners who have been charged with murder and assisted murder under the “Anti-Terrorism Law” “They will not be given the opportunity to shorten their sentences.
On Tuesday, 26/11/2019, Sami Abu Diak was martyred at the “Ramle Prison Clinic” which lacks the minimum standards of human life and lacks the necessary equipment. Two weeks before the death of Sami, his condition worsened and he was transferred to the Assaf Harofeh Civil Hospital. He was sent back to Ramle Prison Clinic where he died.
Thus, Sami Abu Diak is a witness to the violations and practices of the occupation that violate the basic rights of prisoners by not responding promptly to cases of disease and procrastination in the diagnosis of diseases, in addition to violations against the sick prisoner of continuous transfer and medical negligence.
Injuries and arrests in the early hours of “Day of Rage”
Illegally Nazi Occupied Palestine: Clashes erupted between Palestinian youths and the Nazi occupation forces in several areas occupied West Bank on Tuesday afternoon, within the activities of the day of anger announced by the Palestinian factions; a rejection of American actions to support the occupation.
Hundreds of Palestinians marched in an angry march from the center of Ramallah towards the northern checkpoint of Al-Bireh city.
The correspondent of “Jerusalem News” that the occupation forces broke up the march upon arrival at the checkpoint, and fired sound and gas bombs intensively, and fired live bullets and rubber.
Al-Hilal said that a young man was shot in the thigh during clashes at the Beit El checkpoint, adding that he was given first aid and was taken to hospital.
Clashes erupted between the Nazi occupation forces and youths near the apartheid wall in the town of Abu Dis east of occupied Jerusalem, where soldiers fired tear gas to break up their demonstration.
Al-Hilal crews reported that an elderly woman was suffocated by inhalation of poison gas, where she was treated “on the ground”.
In Ram, north of the city, the Nazi army arrested three young men in conjunction with the clashes that broke out in the town this afternoon.
Clashes also erupted in Hebron, where the Nazi occupation forces fired grenades and bullets at the youths who threw stones and Molotov cocktails in Al-Aroub and Al-Fawwar camps and in Beit Ummar and Bab Al-Zawiya.
A young man was injured during the clashes in Bab al-Zawiya in the city.
In Jenin, particularly in Silat al-Dahr, south of the city, the birthplace of the martyr Abu Diak, clashes erupted in response to his martyrdom due to medical negligence by the prison administration.
Masked men in the city of Nablus burned the figures of the Nazi Prime Minister Naziyahu, and US President Donald Trump and his Secretary of State during the activities of protest and anger.
At the northern checkpoint of Bethlehem, violent clashes erupted between the Nazi occupation forces and Palestinian youths who rained stones at the soldiers.
Local sources pointed out that the Nazi occupation forces arrested two boys during the clashes that broke out in Bethlehem, in addition to the injury of a young man shot.
Clashes also erupted with the Nazi occupation forces and young men west of Tulkarm, where medical staff in Al-Hilal reported that a journalist was shot by rubber bullets during the confrontations.
The Palestinian forces and factions have called for a day of public anger; rejection of the recent US decision to legitimize Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, and participate in protest activities condemning the US-Nazi conspiracy against the Palestinian people.
5 prisoners martyred in prisons this year!
Palestine special Mahtlh- Quds news : The number of prisoners of the martyrs, the martyrdom of prisoner Sami Abu Diak, on Tuesday, to 5 prisoners of martyrs during the current year, and to 222 martyrs since 1967.
It is noteworthy that Abu Diak is the second prisoner killed by the occupation slowly due to medical negligence, was preceded during this year by Bassam Sayeh, who rose on September 8, 2019.
Five prisoners have been killed in Nazi Camps since early 2019. The current, they are: “Sami Abu Diak, Faris Baroud, Omar Awni Younis, and the supporters of Taqatqa, and Bassam Sayeh.”
The number of martyrs of the National Movement captive inside the prisons of the occupation, since 1967, to 222 martyrs.
The number of prisoners said by the occupation as a result of deliberate medical negligence, which is part of the systematic policies of torture, reached (67) prisoners since 1967.
The occupation authorities continue to detain the bodies of prisoners of martyrs, where the bodies of each of the “Aziz Owaisat, and Fares Baroud, and the supporters of Taqatqa, and Bassam Sayeh.”
It is noteworthy that the number of prisoners is approximately (700) prisoners, including (200) chronic cases in need of continuous treatment, and at least ten cases of cancer, while the total number of prisoners about 5000 prisoners / prisoners in the Israeli occupation.
