Re any presumption that all the released Palestinian prisoners are criminals and murderers.
From Amnesty.org
One of the released Palestinian prisoners.
(Excerpt):
February 7, 2025
Israel/OPT:
^Release of Palestinian aid worker after nearly nine years of unjust imprisonment ends appalling miscarriage of justice
The long overdue release of Palestinian aid worker and prisoner of conscience,^
Mohammed al-Halabi, as part of the prisoner-hostage exchange deal between Israel and Hamas, brings to an end his agonizing ordeal and a flagrant miscarriage of justice, said Amnesty International today, reiterating calls for the immediate release of all civilian hostages in Gaza and Palestinians arbitrarily detained in Israel.
Al-Halabi, the former Gaza director of humanitarian aid and development organization World Vision, was arrested by the Israeli security agency at the Erez crossing between Israel and occupied Gaza on 15 June 2016. He was interrogated without a lawyer, tortured, tried in secret hearings and convicted after a grossly unfair trial based on undisclosed evidence that he had allegedly diverted funds to Hamas. In August 2022, he was sentenced to 12 years in prison by the Beersheba District Court.
Upon his release on 1 February 2025, al-Halabi showed visible signs of torture and starvation, including an alarming loss of weight.
“Mohammed al-Halabi was unjustly targeted by Israeli authorities for his humanitarian work. He never should have been arrested in the first place, let alone been forced to spend almost nine years unlawfully imprisoned. The Kafkaesque proceedings against him, including his prolonged pretrial detention, the multiple postponements of his trial which lasted six years, and wrongful conviction, which heavily relied on a statement by a prisoner informant, were an appalling miscarriage of justice,” said Erika Guevara Rosas, Amnesty International’s Senior Director for Research, Advocacy, Policy and Campaigns.
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2025/02/israel-opt-release-of-palestinian-aid-worker-after-nearly-nine-years-of-unjust-imprisonment-ends-appalling-miscarriage-of-justice/
This are people from Australia also discussing his innocence: