The Tahrir family, the daughter of 38 single mothers of five children from the West Bank, was convicted in two attempts to enter Israel illegally after trying to support her children. She was detained in Damon prison for five and a half months. Alawi suffered from hunger throughout her family; her daily food provided by the prison service was sometimes six slices of bread. [...]
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The Tahrir family, the daughter of 38 single mothers of five children from the West Bank, was convicted in two attempts to enter Israel illegally after trying to support her children. She was detained in Damon prison for five and a half months. Alawi suffered from hunger throughout her family; her daily food provided by the prison service was sometimes six slices of bread. [...]