text: 52' The above statenent referred to the sltuation ln Al rarara prison. thisprison has been the sublect of much oral and pritten infornation. Mr. Bouros qoeson:A/ 40 /702 Enqlish Paqe 27 "... There is no doubt that one of the prisons farnous tn the Israeli press for its bad conditions is Al Farara priaon, about 20 kilonetres fron Nablua. I will start i8ith this prison and hope I can give you an ldea of Ehe gufferings of ghe prisoners there. In the past and in more than one case, Palestinian youchs have appeared before military courtB, their boaties bearing the narks of torture. such nas the case of lialid al Aarda fron the t'lllage of Aarabe 1n the Jenin area, who nas brought before the ftllitary court in Nablus, his body showing the marks of severe beating. Felicia Langer raa one of his layryers, and as soon as ahe sae him she oent inmediately to the ltigh Court of Justice, rrhich ordered an enquiry into this comPlaint. It found that the interrogaeor called Moshe Betton had used violence against hin, and Che military court decided to brinq hin before the central court in Tel Aviv, charqed eith aggression and nound ing. "... In May 1984 Nedal tlussein Rabah from Italhul ln Hebron $aa brought before the nilitary court in Nablus, charged tritb throeinq etones at Israeli buses on three different occasions. vlhen I apPeared before the magistrate, I noticed narks of burning on hi6 rigbt hand, and I aEked hin, rtlhat is thls, Neatal?' He told rne, rThose are cigarette burns infllcted durinq my interrogation in order to obtain a confession fron me ln Al Fara'a prlson'l Th j.s $as nentioned directly before the Presidinq officer and he ordered lhat the detainee should be seen bry a nilitary doctor and later by a civllian
analysis: The text describes the conditions and treatment of Palestinian prisoners in Al Farara prison, including allegations of torture and abuse. It highlights the experiences of two specific individuals, including the marks of beating and cigarette burns inflicted during interrogation. The text does not discuss economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather focuses on the human rights and humanitarian situation of prisoners.