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Palestinian man Tamim Noman Salem, from Nablus in the occupied West Bank, was released after 22 years in Israeli prisons, reuniting with his family.

Palestinian Man from Occupied West Bank Released

Tamim Noman Salem, a Palestinian man from Nablus in the occupied West Bank, has been released from an Israeli prison after serving 22 years. He was freed on May 6 and reunited with his family in an emotional moment. Footage shows Salem embracing his family who had gathered to welcome him home.

Emotional Reunion and Health Concerns

Salem gained his freedom after a lengthy period of incarceration. The video captures numerous individuals, including family and friends, who had come to greet him. Reports indicate that Salem appeared severely emaciated upon his release, displaying signs of systematic starvation and torture during his imprisonment. His release has garnered significant attention within the Palestinian community.

*Source: YouTube: TRT World (2026-05-07)*

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