Palestine waits to kiss her father for the first time

After a few hours delayed, there were scenes flowing from Ramallah when some 60 prisoners of Palestini were released from the imprisonment of Israel in their loved ones.

Among those who were released, and the first time were the first 22 years Hussain Nassain, 47-year-old Hussar Nassar, was arrested in 2003 by participating in the Second Palestine, or renewal.

There he was his daughters, Hedaye, 22, Raghad, who is 21 years old. Both were wearing the native red and black clothes from Nablus, their Hytown.

The younger daughter had told me earlier that it was impossible to describe life for a long time without her father.

“It’s the first time I touched. I will be surprised. I cannot express my feelings.”

Happily, the joy of meeting their father, said that “the Israelites bound him when my mother was pregnant with me. I feel like I can know my Father!”

Among the 110 Palestinian prisoners released from the class of fragile fire, there were women and several women – the younger than 15 years old.

Some of them are accused of small cases, some were not found guilty or legally charged.

But the 21st century convicted, including murder, are not allowed by Israel to return home to Palestinians and were exiled to Egypt or in neighboring countries.

One higher man who was not sent to exile, though he was found guilty of his involvement in a number of Israelites, was Zecharia Zubei.

Previous commander in the Brigades Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ was one of the few arrested for July July through the roads near Ramallah’s Count Center.

It was an early age, such as Haash, to make many Israelites and undoubtedly led to the rebuilding politics against Hamas Gaza to fight the fireform.

In Ramallah and El Lereh, Dr Leila Abhanam, this came home because of many prisoners was a time of celebration.

But he had mixed feelings as the military works of Israel stiffens in the northern part of the West bank, and the fire of Gazaza still.

“All the Palistics are happy with the release of prisoners but is saddened by the events at the time.

Today, it was one of the few days, when he covered the wrong dispute, that I had seen many happy faces between Palestinine and Israel.

It’s a bad, destructive war that has finished many lives.

Emperor Ghanam blamed the government of Israel that he was not interested in peace. “But we don’t give up,” he said, smiling. “If we had lost hope, the Palestinians would end 75 years ago.”

The following batch of prisoners with exchanging Israelite captives should take place on Saturday.