Nasser Khalil Radaideh: Palestinian prisoner martyred in Zionist jails

On 20 April 2025, Palestinian prisoner Nasser Khalil Radaideh, 49, from al-Ubaidiya in the Bethlehem governorate of the West Bank of occupied Palestine, was martyred in the “Israeli” Hadassah hospital after being transferred from Ofer prison earlier in the day. He has been imprisoned by the occupation since 18 September 2023, when he was shot by occupation forces.

When he was originally detained by occupation forces, he was held at the Shaare Tzedek hospital in occupied Jerusalem; after his condition stabilized, he was transferred with his fellow Palestinian prisoners. However, after 19 months of medical neglect and mistreatment, as part of an intentional policy of “slow killing” applied to the Palestinian prisoners, he died in an occupation hospital, kept from his family and loved ones, on Sunday evening. He is married and the father of seven children.

The martyrdom of Nasser Radaideh comes only four days after that of Musaab Adili, a 20-year-old Palestinian prisoner who died on 16 April 2025 and whose martyrdom was announced on Palestinian Prisoners’ Day, 17 April. Adili was scheduled to be released only three days later after serving one year and one month in occupation jails.

Since 7 October 2023, at least 65 Palestinian prisoners have been martyred in Zionist prisons, including at least 40 from Gaza, with over 302 martyrs of the prisoners’ movement since 1967. The list (below) is not complete, as it does not include all Palestinian prisoners from Gaza, for whom the occupation continues to hide the numbers, names and current situation of the thousands of people its genocidal forces have abducted amid the ongoing assault on the Strip. The occupation continues to imprison 74 bodies of the martyred prisoners, holding them hostage in an attempt to extract an advantage in prisoner exchanges with the Palestinian resistance.

The martyrdom of Palestinian prisoners is an assassination campaign inside the occupation prisons and detention camps, through institutionalized physical and psychological torture and beatings, starvation, sexual assault, the spread of contagious disease, particularly scabies, and deliberate denial of medical care, in parallel with the ongoing escalated genocide in Gaza and throughout occupied Palestine. These war crimes and crimes against humanity are accompanied by the denial of family and legal visits, preventing any external surveillance of the mistreatment suffered by imprisoned Palestinians.

Every dollar, Euro and pound exchanged with the occupation, every weapon given to the genocidal forces, and every intelligence-sharing and police-training mission between the Zionist project and the imperialist powers, especially the US, Canada, France, Germany, Britain and EU countries, are evidence of full complicity in the ongoing war crimes and crimes against humanity, against the Palestinian prisoners and the Palestinian people as a whole.

We urge all Palestinians in exile and diaspora; Arab liberation movements; and international advocates for justice and liberation in Palestine to take action, to take to the streets and undertake direct actions on 22 April, the global strike for Gaza, and 25 April, the global day of action to besiege the embassies of the US and the Zionist regime. As Abnaa el-Balad noted in the call to action to free Raja Eghbarieh, “Defending the freedom of those who struggle against this genocide is an integral part of this vital world-wide struggle.”

Download this poster of the martyr Nasser Khalil Radaideh  — as well as this group of prisoners’ posters — to include in your next action.

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The martyrs of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement in the past 18 months include the following:

  • Omar Daraghmeh
  • Arafat Hamdan
  • Majed Ahmed Zaqoul
  • Abdel-Rahman Al-Bahsh
  • Atta Yousef Hasan Fayyad
  • Zuhair Omar Sharif
  • Raja Ismail Samour
  • Walid Abdel-Hadi Hamid
  • Abdel-Rahman Mar’i
  • Dr. Iyad Al Rantisi
  • Thaer Samih Abu Assab
  • Faraj Hussein Hasan Ali
  • Hamdan Hassan Anaba
  • Hussein Saber Abu Obeida
  • Ali Abdullah Suleiman Al-Houli
  • Arafat Al-Khawaja
  • Mohammed Ahmed Al-Sabbar
  • Mohammed Abu Sneineh
  • Ahmed Rizq Qudaih
  • Izz al-Din Ziad Al-Banna
  • Asif Abdel-Mu’ti Al-Rifai
  • Khaled Musa Jamal Al-Shawish
  • Majed Hamdi Ibrahim Sawafiri
  • Ahmed Abdel Marjan Al-Aqqad
  • Jumaa Abu Ghanima
  • Dr. Ziad Mohammed Al-Dalou
  • Wafa Amin Mohammed Abdelhadi
  • Kamal Hussein Ahmad Radi
  • Walid Nimr Daqqah
  • Fathi Mohammed Mahmoud Jadallah
  • Abdel-Rahim Abdel-Karim Amer
  • Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh
  • Karim Abu Saleh
  • Ismail Abdel-Bari Khader
  • Mohammed Sharif Al-Assali
  • Omar Abdelaziz Junaid
  • Adnan Ashour
  • Islam Al-Sarsawi
  • Sheikh Mustafa Abu Ora
  • Nasr el-Din Ziyara
  • Kifah Dabaya
  • Ayman Rajeh Issa Abed
  • Zaher Tahsin Raddad
  • Mohammed Munir Musa
  • Walid Ahmed Khalifa
  • Samir Mahmoud Al-Kahlout
  • Moath Khaled Rayyan
  • Anwar Aslim
  • Sheikh Samih Suleiman Muhammad Aliwi
  • Munir Abdullah al-Faqaawi
  • Yassin Munir al-Faqaawi
  • Mohammed Abdel-Rahman Idris
  • Mohammed Anwar Labad
  • Alaa Marwan Hamza al-Mahlawi
  • Mohammed Walid Hussein Al-Aref
  • Mohammed Rashid Saeed Al-Akka
  • Ashraf Mohammed Abu Warda
  • Motaz Mahmoud Abu Zneid
  • Musaab Hani Haniyeh
  • Ali Ashour Ali Al Batsh
  • Tayseer Sababa Abou Al Saeed
  • Khalil Haniyeh
  • Ayman Abdel-Hadi Qudaih
  • Mohammed Yassin Jabr
  • Raafat Adnan Abu Fannouneh
  • Khaled Mahmoud Qassem Abdallah
  • Walid Khaled Ahmad
  • Musaab Hassan Adili
  • Khalil Nasser Radaideh
  • There are at least two more martyred workers from Gaza whose names have not been disclosed.

The following released prisoners were either martyred almost immediately upon their release due to torture and the denial of medical care, or, in the case of Kazem Zawahreh, following the prisoner exchange where he was returned to a Palestinian hospital in a coma.

  • Rami Attiya Jumaa Abu Mustafa
  • Farouk Ahmed Issa Khatib
  • Kazem Issa Zawahreh

The martyrs of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement in the past 18 months include the following:

  • Omar Daraghmeh
  • Arafat Hamdan
  • Majed Ahmed Zaqoul
  • Abdel-Rahman Al-Bahsh
  • Atta Yousef Hasan Fayyad
  • Zuhair Omar Sharif
  • Raja Ismail Samour
  • Walid Abdel-Hadi Hamid
  • Abdel-Rahman Mar’i
  • Dr. Iyad Al Rantisi
  • Thaer Samih Abu Assab
  • Faraj Hussein Hasan Ali
  • Hamdan Hassan Anaba
  • Hussein Saber Abu Obeida
  • Ali Abdullah Suleiman Al-Houli
  • Arafat Al-Khawaja
  • Mohammed Ahmed Al-Sabbar
  • Mohammed Abu Sneineh
  • Ahmed Rizq Qudaih
  • Izz al-Din Ziad Al-Banna
  • Asif Abdel-Mu’ti Al-Rifai
  • Khaled Musa Jamal Al-Shawish
  • Majed Hamdi Ibrahim Sawafiri
  • Ahmed Abdel Marjan Al-Aqqad
  • Jumaa Abu Ghanima
  • Dr. Ziad Mohammed Al-Dalou
  • Wafa Amin Mohammed Abdelhadi
  • Kamal Hussein Ahmad Radi
  • Walid Nimr Daqqah
  • Fathi Mohammed Mahmoud Jadallah
  • Abdel-Rahim Abdel-Karim Amer
  • Dr. Adnan Al-Bursh
  • Karim Abu Saleh
  • Ismail Abdel-Bari Khader
  • Mohammed Sharif Al-Assali
  • Omar Abdelaziz Junaid
  • Adnan Ashour
  • Islam Al-Sarsawi
  • Sheikh Mustafa Abu Ora
  • Nasr el-Din Ziyara
  • Kifah Dabaya
  • Ayman Rajeh Issa Abed
  • Zaher Tahsin Raddad
  • Mohammed Munir Musa
  • Walid Ahmed Khalifa
  • Samir Mahmoud Al-Kahlout
  • Moath Khaled Rayyan
  • Anwar Aslim
  • Sheikh Samih Suleiman Muhammad Aliwi
  • Munir Abdullah al-Faqaawi
  • Yassin Munir al-Faqaawi
  • Mohammed Abdel-Rahman Idris
  • Mohammed Anwar Labad
  • Alaa Marwan Hamza al-Mahlawi
  • Mohammed Walid Hussein Al-Aref
  • Mohammed Rashid Saeed Al-Akka
  • Ashraf Mohammed Abu Warda
  • Motaz Mahmoud Abu Zneid
  • Musaab Hani Haniyeh
  • Ali Ashour Ali Al Batsh
  • Tayseer Sababa Abou Al Saeed
  • Khalil Haniyeh
  • Ayman Abdel-Hadi Qudaih
  • Mohammed Yassin Jabr
  • Raafat Adnan Abu Fannouneh
  • Khaled Mahmoud Qassem Abdallah
  • Walid Khaled Ahmad
  • Musaab Hassan Adili
  • There are at least two more martyred workers from Gaza whose names have not been disclosed.

The following released prisoners were either martyred almost immediately upon their release due to torture and the denial of medical care, or, in the case of Kazem Zawahreh, following the prisoner exchange where he was returned to a Palestinian hospital in a coma.

  • Rami Attiya Jumaa Abu Mustafa
  • Farouk Ahmed Issa Khatib
  • Kazem Issa Zawahreh

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