Comments by "Martin Maat" (@MartinMaat) on "Father of 9-year-old hostage reveals what daughter told him after her release" video.

Critical comments are being deleted again. Please look up the Palestinian boy who was released from an Israeli prison in the exchange. He had quite a different story about the way he and other prisoners were treated. Hands broken, severely beaten, others did not survive. Pure sadism as policy straight from the top.
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@Kai-nh9ut His testimony is credible and in line with other testimonies and all Israeli behavior and policies. Don't try to downplay this, the fact that children can be sentenced to life imprisonment by military courts for as much as picking up a rock should tell you something. Most of them are not even charged with anything, it is sheer terrorism, torture of both the children and the parents.
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@Kai-nh9ut According to the Wikipedia page on "Palestinian stone-throwing" it is not life but 20 years. Search for "children in prison for throwing stones" to find a Guardian article titled "Hundreds of Palestinian minors jailed for throwing stones, says report". The report in question is from an Israeli human rights organization.
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@Kai-nh9ut If you search for "names of palestinian children in israeli prisons" you will find names of those released or about to be released plus an array of articles about the way they are treated. I did not find names of children remaining in prison. Neither did I find a case of a child actually getting the maximum sentence. Here's an example for 10 years though: "Israel hands 10 year prison sentence to Palestinian child", which was for "planning to stab a member of the occupation forces", for which he was first shot and then spent half a year in hospital before being moved to prison.
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@Kai-nh9ut You want me to copy and paste the list? First you pretend you don't know how to use Google and when I give you the search phrase you make an issue out of not getting names. Since you are so digitally challenged, here's a quote from the article I directed you to. Note the name! "The deal leaves behind over 200 children still in Israeli jails. These include child prisoner Mohammad Bassel al-Zalbani, 13, who was accused of allegedly "stabbing" an Israeli soldier during a search on a school bus, but was not tried in juvenile court."
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