BossBattleBob
Well-known member
"The Israeli Government's Death Sentence: A Family's Desperate Plea for Marwan Barghouti"
The son of the most popular Palestinian political leader, Marwan Barghouti, has expressed his deep concern and fear for his father's life while in Israeli custody. In a chilling admission to Al Jazeera, Khalil Barghouti described the situation as "not a crazy idea" that the Israeli government might resort to murder or killing prisoners.
Khalil spoke out from behind closed doors, revealing the fears of his family and millions of Palestinians who are subject to Israel's detention policies. The 49-year-old Palestinian man, who has been in prison since 2002, claimed that his father's life is under threat due to Israeli actions against him.
"My father is being held captive by an entity that can, and does, kill," Khalil said in a rare interview with Al Jazeera. "I've seen things that have made me wonder if the world has gone mad."
He warned of Israel's history of using lethal force on prisoners, pointing to the 2014 Gaza War where over 2,000 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces, many of whom were unarmed.
The son urged his father's release and called for an end to what he described as "extrajudicial killings" carried out by Israel. The request echoes a growing global outcry against Israel's actions in the occupied territories.
For Khalil Barghouti, the fear for his father's life is not just about Marwan's well-being but also represents millions of Palestinians who are caught in the crossfire of Israeli military operations.
"This isn't just about my father; it's about all those prisoners who have been subjected to torture and violence," Khalil explained. "It's not a crazy idea to say that the Israeli government is capable of actually killing and murdering prisoners."
Khalil Barghouti's words paint a disturbing picture of an Israel that appears to be increasingly isolated in its actions against Palestinians, with many arguing that the world is no longer willing to turn a blind eye.
In recent years, Khalil has been actively involved in campaigns to raise awareness about his father's case and push for his release. His pleas have resonated worldwide, with advocates from across the globe demanding an end to Israel's detention policies.
With Marwan Barghouti still behind bars, Khalil continues to speak out against the Israeli government's actions, hoping that one day justice will be served, and his father will finally return home.
The son of the most popular Palestinian political leader, Marwan Barghouti, has expressed his deep concern and fear for his father's life while in Israeli custody. In a chilling admission to Al Jazeera, Khalil Barghouti described the situation as "not a crazy idea" that the Israeli government might resort to murder or killing prisoners.
Khalil spoke out from behind closed doors, revealing the fears of his family and millions of Palestinians who are subject to Israel's detention policies. The 49-year-old Palestinian man, who has been in prison since 2002, claimed that his father's life is under threat due to Israeli actions against him.
"My father is being held captive by an entity that can, and does, kill," Khalil said in a rare interview with Al Jazeera. "I've seen things that have made me wonder if the world has gone mad."
He warned of Israel's history of using lethal force on prisoners, pointing to the 2014 Gaza War where over 2,000 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces, many of whom were unarmed.
The son urged his father's release and called for an end to what he described as "extrajudicial killings" carried out by Israel. The request echoes a growing global outcry against Israel's actions in the occupied territories.
For Khalil Barghouti, the fear for his father's life is not just about Marwan's well-being but also represents millions of Palestinians who are caught in the crossfire of Israeli military operations.
"This isn't just about my father; it's about all those prisoners who have been subjected to torture and violence," Khalil explained. "It's not a crazy idea to say that the Israeli government is capable of actually killing and murdering prisoners."
Khalil Barghouti's words paint a disturbing picture of an Israel that appears to be increasingly isolated in its actions against Palestinians, with many arguing that the world is no longer willing to turn a blind eye.
In recent years, Khalil has been actively involved in campaigns to raise awareness about his father's case and push for his release. His pleas have resonated worldwide, with advocates from across the globe demanding an end to Israel's detention policies.
With Marwan Barghouti still behind bars, Khalil continues to speak out against the Israeli government's actions, hoping that one day justice will be served, and his father will finally return home.
Israel has been super aggressive towards Palestinians for years, it's about time someone spoke out about it. I mean, come on, a death sentence? That's just crazy talk. Khalil Barghouti is right to be concerned, his dad Marwan has been in prison since 2002 and now he's talking about murder? It's like Israel doesn't care who they hurt as long as they get what they want.
i mean, a death sentence? that's just insane 
marwan barghouti's son khalil speaking out about the dangers he's facing in prison is so brave 
and it's not like the guy's even been convicted of anything! 
his dad was a politician, for crying out loud! 
the thought of israel using lethal force on prisoners just because they're Palestinian is honestly terrifying 
we need to do something about this ASAP 
i'm thinking of donating to some orgs that support palestinian rights and advocating for marwan's release on social media 
he's been in prison for like 23 years already & the thought of him being killed is terrifying 
i know the israeli gov has done some crazy stuff in the past but this is just not right 
it's like they're above the law or something. his son khalil is speaking out & it's really brave of him to share their family's fears 
but what can be done? the world needs to keep putting pressure on israel to release marwan & end these extrajudicial killings 
i'm following this story closely, hoping for a positive outcome 
and it's not just about Marwan, millions of Palestinians are caught in the crossfire 
we gotta keep spreading awareness about this and pushing for his release, it's not too late to make a change 
. It's high time someone held them accountable for their actions. We can't just sit back and watch as they play with lives like this 
. But what can be done to stop this? Is it too late for his dad? The world needs to keep pushing for justice and equality for Palestinians, not just lip service 
.
. It's about time someone shines a light on this dark situation 
. We need to make sure that the international community is aware of what's happening behind those prison walls 
.
so i think israel gotta take responsibility 4 what they do 2 prisoners like marwan barghouti. it sounds crazy but Khalil is literally saying that they might kill him & its not a crazy idea 
It's heartbreaking to think that his son Khalil is having to speak out like this and put himself through emotional pain just to raise awareness about his dad's situation. I mean, 2,000 Palestinians getting killed by Israeli forces in Gaza in 2014? That's just horrific 
. We're witnessing the same puppet show in Israel-Palestine conflict, but it's getting more and more uncomfortable to watch 
.
i'm so tired of ppl being treated like they're disposable 
i feel so bad for marwan barghouti and his family... the thought of israel using lethal force on prisoners is just too much 
i'm sending all my thoughts to marwan and his family - please stay safe, marwan! 
.
. I mean, it's not like we're all going to sit around and do nothing while people are being tortured and killed 
. I mean, Israel's gotta stop messing around with its detention policies, right? It's not cool to just lock people up without a fair trial. And Khalil's dad has been in there since 2002! That's, like, forever. 
. And now Khalil is saying that Israel might actually kill his dad if they don't release him? It's like, what kind of entity does that? 
.