The Israeli occupation court rejected the request to appeal the release of prisoner Ahmed Manasra, despite his deteriorating health condition.

In a previous comment, “Adalah” Rights Center stated that "there is no clearer case than the case of Ahmed Mansra, which demonstrates the opposition to the collective and absolute punishment of prisoners by occupation, which ignores the examination of each case separately, with the most basic principles of justice. “The Anti-Terrorism” law classifies as one of the most serious tools given to Israeli forces to implement retaliation policies against Palestinians.

The prisoner Ahmed Manasra, 20, was arrested when he was a 13-year-old child and injured by occupation bullets for allegedly carrying out a stabbing operation. They prevented him from receiving treatment and he is currently in solitary confinement, which aggravates his health and psychological condition.