It is said that the six fighters of Palestine who have regained their freedom have become a symbol of steely will and the desire for freedom and patience in the face of difficulties and sufferings in the eyes of the Palestinians and all the free people of the world.
The 6 fighters who managed to regain their freedom by digging tunnels over the months have shocked the political and security circles of the Zionist regime; They have escaped from a prison known as Al-Khazna Prison (an ancient monument in Petra built on a rock) due to tight security, and worse, the regime’s prison administration has not yet been able to find them.
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett described the incident as a major security problem in Jalboua prison and said that the regime’s security system was in crisis.
Jalboo Prison, the strongest prison
Jalboo Prison was built in 2004 in northern Palestine under the supervision of Irish experts and opened in 2004. This prison is considered to be the regime’s strongest security and the strongest and most protected prison, and it usually holds prisoners who have been operating inside the 1948 territories.
In July 1958, Palestinian prisoners staged a large-scale uprising in which 66 prisoners escaped. In 2014, Palestinian prisoners tried to escape by digging tunnels. But they did not succeed and the tunnel was leaked and destroyed.
Six people who escaped from the prison were sentenced to life imprisonment. By fleeing, they have severely challenged the Zionist regime and its security and even political system. This operation is known as the Great Escape Operation among the Palestinians, and it has forced the Zionist regime to summon special forces and send them to Jenin and occupied northern Palestine, so that they may find a trace of the fugitives.