Detainees of opinion page in a tweet on Twitter confirmed the return of the official of the relations between the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and Saudi Arabia Mohammed al-Khodari (Abu Hani) back to Dhahban prison, after spending a period in hospital following the deterioration of his health due to medical negligence since his arrest .
Mohammed al-Khodari was among the Palestinian detainees who were subjected to physical torture at the beginning of their detention, the page said in a second tweet.
The "Detainees of Conscience" page showed that some detainees suffered severe kidney failure after being tortured in a humiliating manner.
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The Hamas movement recently revealed the arrest of the Saudi authorities its representative in the Kingdom Mohammed Saleh al-Khodari, and that for several months, amid a state of secrecy on the circumstances and circumstances of his detention.
Hamas said that the arrest of Khodari was part of a campaign against many Palestinian people living in Saudi Arabia, and that he did not help him neither his age, who has reached the age of 81 years, nor his health, where he suffers from a "terminal illness", and his scientific status as one of the leading consultants in The ear, nose and throat are devoted to his struggle, which is known for his great services to the Palestinian people and their national cause at home and abroad.
"We have been silent for five months to make room for diplomacy and mediators' efforts, but it has not yielded any results," it said.
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Dozens of detainees
The statement deplored the arrest by the Saudi State Security Intelligence Service (SSI) of al-Khodari, who has been in Jeddah for three decades.
Hamas said Khodari's eldest son was arrested without any justification as part of a campaign involving many Palestinians living in the kingdom.
Hamas has demanded Saudi authorities release Khodari, his son and all Palestinian prisoners in its jails.
The Euromed Observatory revealed that the Saudi authorities had arrested dozens of Palestinians and said it could not give an exact figure, but it counted 60 people, citing estimates that the figure was much higher.
The Observatory called on the Saudi authorities to immediately disclose the dozens of Palestinians detained in the Kingdom, who have been subjected to enforced disappearance without charges or violations.