An-Najah News - Nablus - Prisoner Shadi Moussa, from the town of Merka, south of Jenin, is entering his 19th year in Israeli jails today, Wednesday.

The prisoner club in Jenin said Moussa has been sentenced for 25 years, and he is one of the many detainees suffering from illnesses in the Israeli occupation prisons.

He suffered a stroke in 2009 and suffered a second stroke half a year ago, he also suffers from heart problems, was injured during his arrest with a bullet to the head, was subjected to various types of torture and suffered many years of being denied regular visits and spent years in isolation and being transferred from one prison to another.

An-Najah News - Nablus - A United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) spokesman, Sami Mushasha, said that the occupation is restricting UNRWA staff’s work to prevent the spread of coronavirus in Jerusalem camps.

“This act is an extension of all the restrictions imposed by the Israeli occupation authorities two years ago on UNRWA, by preventing all UNRWA and Palestinian Ministry of Health services from reaching the beneficiaries,” he said in a telephone interview with official agencies.

He pointed out that there is difficulty in entering and exiting the camps, especially Shuafat camp.

“This affects the economic conditions of the residents of Jerusalem, and those who do not fully benefit from our services as a result of the measures that the occupation municipality is carrying out in Jerusalem, in addition to the ongoing occupation measures of arrests, incursions and restrictions of movement,” he added.