The Commission and the Prisoners Club explained in a statement on Thursday that the available information about the crime committed against the detainee Alaa Al-Mahlawi is that he was being held in the Negev prison, and according to detainees who were visited, they confirmed that his health condition was difficult, without clarifying other details. Based on the latest information about him, he was transferred in late November to the Israeli Assaf Harofeh Hospital, where he passed away on Thursday morning.

The Authority and the Club stated that the detainee, Al-Mahlawi, was arrested on 12/21/2023, the day his father was martyred in Gaza. He is married and has four children, the oldest of whom is a 16-year-old daughter, and the youngest is eight years old.

The Authority and the Club pointed out that the number of prisoners and detainees who have been martyred since the beginning of the war of extermination has been increasing significantly. The martyrdom of the prisoner Al-Mahlawi comes a day after the martyrdom of the prisoner Muhammad Walid Hussein from Nour Shams Camp. Never before in the history of the prisoner movement have there been such numbers of martyrs recorded among the ranks of the prisoners, as today with the continuation of the war of genocide against our people in Gaza.

Thus, the number of martyr prisoners since the beginning of the war of extermination has risen to (49) martyrs, and they are the only ones whose identities have been announced, including (30) martyrs from Gaza. Thus, the number of martyrs of the prisoner movement whose identities have been announced since 1967 has risen to (286) martyrs, with the martyr prisoner Alaa Al-Mahlawi, noting that there are dozens of prisoners from Gaza who have been martyred after the war, and the occupation continues to conceal their identities, as a result of the crime of enforced disappearance that the occupation is pursuing against the martyrs and prisoners from Gaza.