"The difference between prisoners held by the Palestinian resistance and prisoners held by the Israeli occupation"
In an effort to deprive Palestinians of their land, the West and Israel's allies try to characterize Israeli captives as "hostages" in order to paint Palestinian resistance as a criminal organization fighting against a "legitimate" military.
Scenes and testimony from Israeli captives held by the Palestinian resistance, on the other hand, demonstrate the resistance's high moral standards when it comes to treating detainees with respect and dignity. These inmates who were allowed to talk with the media attest that they experienced no bodily or psychological harm. High moral standards were observed in the handling of the Palestinian resistance; according to one woman, the resistance gave them medicine, took care of their surroundings, and showed them tenderness.
In a similar vein, Daniel, an Israeli prisoner freed through prisoner exchange, thanked the resistance in a letter recognizing their extraordinary compassion for his daughter. Despite the challenging circumstances, he commended them for their gracious treatment. The world was shocked to witness scenes of Israeli detainees being turned over to the Red Cross; they looked like they were coming back after a walk. With wide smiles and cordial greetings, they bid the resistance goodnight, demonstrating the excellent treatment they had received.
On the other hand, Palestinian inmates who had been freed from Israeli detention centers had evident evidence of torture and were in poor health. Palestinian youth Mohammed Nazzal talked of the terrible treatment he received in Israeli jails, where he was the victim of physical assault and subpar housing.
Videos that the Israeli army proudly disseminated showed scenes of Palestinian captives in Gaza being tormented, kicked, beaten, and threatened with insults and derision by Israeli soldiers—all while they were naked in the dead of winter. The sharp contrast between Israel's treatment of elderly Palestinian prisoners and the resistance's treatment of elderly Israeli prisoners—a resistance member was seen carrying an elderly Israeli prisoner and giving her over to the Red Cross with care and respect—illustrates the divergence in morality and humanity between the two sides.
The world can now see who the true terrorists are and who is the legitimate owner of the land and its rights thanks to this glaring disparity in treatment.