Residents of the Bedouin town of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank organized a stand to demand the return of the bodies of their children’s bodies, who are detained by the Israeli occupation.

Hamas leaders Hassan Yusuf and Fasir Safta, as well as a number of citizens, participated in the stand and demanded public and official pressure on the occupying Government to force it to return the bodies of their children in refrigerators and "graveyards."

Suhair al-Barghouti, mother of Asif, the mother of the martyr Saleh, said that her son had been martyred for 3 years and had no information about him to date.

Fatima Mansour, the aunt of the martyr Mahmoud Hamidan from Bedouin village, said that she had participated in protest stands more than once together with the people of the martyrs, and demanded that the bodies of the martyrs should be recovered.

In its refrigerators and graveyards, the occupation has held about 88 martyrs since the outbreak of the Jerusalem uprising in 2015. 

According to the data, the bodies of some 253 martyrs were detained in the "Digit Cemeteries," the oldest of whom was Anis, a Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC) military commander, detained since 1980.