Malaysia will resettle 15 Palestinians who were recently released from Israeli prisons, after they undergo security screening, government spokesperson Fahmi Fadzil said, according to DPA. Speaking at a weekly briefing following a cabinet meeting yesterday, Fadzil stated that the resettlement process has not yet begun, while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs continues to monitor developments in Gaza, according to the Malaysian newspaper the Star. He added that the authorities will strictly regulate the movements and whereabouts of the released individuals, with security agencies imposing strict conditions on their activities. Fadzil explained that the 15 individuals were among 380 Palestinians who had spent more than 20 years in Israeli prisons but were recently freed under a ceasefire agreement in exchange for the release of Israeli […]
![The released Palestinian prisoners, whose health conditions deteriorated, are brought to the European Hospital by buses belonging to the International Red Cross Organization as they are greeted with enthusiasm after their release. [Ashraf Amra - Anadolu Agency]](http://www.middleeastmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/AA-20250215-37065379-37065368-PALESTINIAN_PRISONERS_RELEASED_BY_ISRAEL_ARE_BROUGHT_TO_THE_EUROPEAN_HOSPITAL_IN_KHAN_YUNIS.jpg)