Cairo: 30/8/2004

A Message to U.N.

Are the Palestinian captives, in the Israeli prisons, human and have rights or not?

In spite of the passage of more than two weeks since the hunger strike of more than 7500 Palestinian captives in the Israeli prisons as a protest against bad circumstances they live in the Israeli prisons, the world community is still silent watching these non-humanitarian practices from Israel not only with t those captives but with the rest of the Palestinian people seized in his extorted home and practice the most horrible practices of occupation such as seizing cities, destroying homes, extorting lands, capturing respectful persons, killing children and elderly people harshly with new techniques under the protection of the American Administration that reach the extent of the barefaced collusion and supporting Israel and frustrating all international efforts aiming at facing the aggressive Israeli practices and marginalizing any international decisions and pressures for this issue.

HRAAP addresses all modernized countries and all international organizations to endeavor to stop the harsh Israeli aggression and appeals to the United Nations in its capacity as the authorized organization to settle the international peace and security and not to be as a marionette in the hand of the supporters of the Israeli aggression and do not tackle matters with double measures as they stand in front of Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan and Al Sudan strictly in different international cases not settled yet but some of them have been proved to be fake, and meanwhile they pay no attention to this continuous Israeli aggression since the existence of the Zionist entity in the heart of the Arab region with violence and settlement.

HRAAP warns the tyrants of the Israeli government and pay their attention to the responsibility to the life of the Palestinian captives who went on hunger strike and others of captives in the rest of the Israeli prisons and asserts the necessity of treating them as war prisoners according the forth Geneva agreement and stick to maintaining their lives and allow the Red Cross to access detention centers.

Finally, HRAAP addresses all civil society organizations in the whole world to unite their efforts to dispose of the last type of Zionist racism which is considered a shame on humanity as the organizations described it in their honorable situation in Durban conference in South Africa 2001, especially this Israeli racism is armed with all types of oppression and aggression that its risks transgressed the Arab world and the occupied land that lead to threatening the international peace and security in the whole world.

Human Rights Association for the Assistance of Prisoners